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10 Places You Must Visit in Shanghai: First-Timer Travel Guide
Planning your first trip to Shanghai and wondering what places you actually need to visit? After travelling around Shanghai multiple times, these are the places I would personally recommend — from the famous skyline and traditional gardens to neighbourhood streets, architecture and some quieter spots that many first-time visitors miss. This isn't just a list of Shanghai's most famous landmarks. These are places we've actually visited, photographed and explored ourselves. If y

Arron Goh
Aug 27


Do Malaysians Need a Visa to China? 2026 Visa-Free Guide
If you're a Malaysian planning a trip to China, here's the simple answer: No — Malaysians do not need a visa to visit China for short trips. Malaysian ordinary passport holders can currently enter China visa-free for up to 30 days per visit. I've travelled to China multiple times over the past year, and the visa-free arrangement has made traveling there incredibly easy. Shanghai. Beijing. Hangzhou. Yunnan. Harbin. No tourist visa application before each short trip. Just plan

Arron Goh
Aug 27


How to Pay in China as a Tourist: You Basically Just Need Alipay
If you're visiting China for the first time, one question you'll probably have is: How do I actually pay for things in China? The answer is surprisingly simple. Download Alipay. I've travelled to China five times in the past year, and on every trip I basically never brought cash with me. Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou, Harbin — even when we travelled through more rural parts of Yunnan, we could still pay using Alipay. Honestly, China's cashless payment system is one of my favour

Arron Goh
Aug 25


How to Use the Shanghai Metro: Easy Guide for Tourists
If it’s your first time visiting China, figuring out how to use the Shanghai Metro might sound intimidating. But after using it ourselves, I honestly think it’s one of the easiest ways to get around Shanghai. You don't need to buy a ticket every time. We simply used Alipay, opened our transport QR code, scanned it at the metro gate and went in. That’s basically it. We Used the Metro From Our First Day in Shanghai We started using Shanghai's public transportation almost immedi

Arron Goh
Aug 25


Where to Stay in Shanghai: 3 Hotels for Different Budgets
Wondering where to stay in Shanghai? After visiting Shanghai multiple times, these are three hotels I’d consider depending on your itinerary — from an affordable airport stay to a convenient city hotel and a luxury option in Lujiazui. 1. Linyin Art Hotel — Best Near Shanghai Pudong Airport On our first trip to Shanghai, our flight arrived around midnight. Instead of taking an expensive late-night ride all the way into the city — and paying for a more expensive city hotel just

Arron Goh
Aug 25


Does Incognito Mode Make Flights Cheaper? Here’s the Truth
You've probably heard this travel hack before: “Always search for flights in Incognito Mode. Airlines track your searches and raise the price.” It sounds believable. You search Kuala Lumpur → Tokyo for RM900. You check again later. Suddenly it's RM1,050. So naturally you think: They know I want this flight. But does Incognito Mode actually make flights cheaper? Short answer: No. There isn't good evidence that airlines increase your individual flight price simply because you'v

Arron Goh
Aug 25


How Far in Advance Should You Book Flights? (2026 Guide)
You found the destination. You know roughly when you want to travel. Now comes the annoying question: Should I book the flight now… or wait for the price to drop? There isn't one perfect number for every flight, but there are useful booking windows you can follow. For most travellers, a simple starting point is: Domestic flights: around 3–4 weeks before departure Short international flights: around 1–2 months before departure Long-haul flights: around 2–4+ months before depar

Arron Goh
Aug 25


What Is the Cheapest Day to Book Flights? (2026 Guide)
If you're trying to save money on your next trip, you've probably heard this advice: “Book your flights on Tuesday.” But is Tuesday actually the cheapest day to book flights? Not necessarily. According to Expedia's 2026 flight data, Friday was the cheapest day to book, with fares around 3% cheaper than booking on Sunday. However, other historical flight data shows that the day you book usually matters much less than when you actually fly. So if you're waiting until Tuesday ju

Arron Goh
Aug 25


How to Find the Cheapest Flight Tickets: 10 Ways to Find Cheap Flights
Flights are usually one of the biggest expenses when travelling. But after travelling more often, I've realised that finding cheap flights isn't really about discovering some secret website or waiting until exactly 2AM on a Tuesday. It's mostly about how you search. If you're wondering how to find the cheapest flight tickets, here's the simple method I use when planning a trip. 1. Start With Flexible Dates This is probably the biggest one. Don't search: Kuala Lumpur → Tokyo 1

Arron Goh
Aug 25


The Bund Shanghai vs North Bund: Which One Should You Visit?
Everyone visiting Shanghai knows The Bund. But on our latest trip, we discovered another way to experience Shanghai's skyline — one that costs only ¥2. Instead of staying around the usual Bund area, head towards The North Bund (北外滩), walk along the waterfront, then take the local ferry across the Huangpu River into Lujiazui. It might honestly be one of the best ¥2 you can spend in Shanghai. Start at The North Bund Most first-time visitors naturally head straight to The Bund S

Arron Goh
Aug 24


We Spent an Entire Day at Everland 🇰🇷 — Is Korea’s Biggest Theme Park Worth the Trip?
By this point in our Korea trip, every day had somehow felt completely different. One day we were wandering around Seoul. The next, we were surrounded by trees at Nami Island. Then we dressed up in hanbok and walked through a palace. And today? We were going to an amusement park. 😂 Our destination was Everland 爱宝乐园, the huge theme park in Yongin, outside central Seoul. Your vlog itself focuses on both the journey there and what the park is actually like once you arrive. And

Arron Goh
Jul 24


Top 5 Places to Visit in Beijing – How to Plan the Perfect Beijing Itinerary
Beijing is more than just China’s capital — it’s a city where centuries of history meet modern life. From ancient temples and imperial...

Arron Goh
Aug 29, 2025


Qianmen Pedestrian Road Beijing – Old Beijing Snacks & Shopping
A Walk Through History & Flavors Qianmen Pedestrian Road (前门大街) is one of Beijing’s most iconic streets, just steps away from Tiananmen...

Arron Goh
Aug 20, 2025


Mutianyu Great Wall (慕田峪长城) — A Stunning Section of the Great Wall
Visit Mutianyu Great Wall (慕田峪长城), one of the most beautiful and less crowded sections of the Great Wall near Beijing. Learn how to get there, ticket info, and must-do experiences.

Arron Goh
Aug 20, 2025


Wudaoying Hutong (五道营胡同) — Beijing’s Trendiest Hutong
If you think hutongs in Beijing are only about history, Wudaoying Hutong will surprise you. Located just across the street from the Lama...

Arron Goh
Aug 20, 2025


Temple of Heaven, Beijing — A Spiritual & Architectural Wonder
Visit the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its Ming Dynasty architecture and spiritual importance. Read our travel guide for tickets, tips, and must-see highlights.

Arron Goh
Aug 20, 2025


Hefu Noodles 和府捞面 — Where Noodles Meet Tranquility
When you think of noodles in China, you might picture a busy street-side stall. But Hefu Noodles (和府捞面) takes that idea and elevates it....

Arron Goh
Aug 18, 2025


Shanghai Postal Museum — A Hidden Gem Along Suzhou Creek
Discover the Shanghai Postal Museum, a hidden gem on the Bund. Learn about its history, exhibits, and why it’s worth visiting on your Shanghai trip.

Arron Goh
Aug 18, 2025


Day 6 — Gale Warning in Shanghai: Nanjing Road Shopping, Yu Garden Snacks & The Bund at Night
Day 6 in Shanghai: braving gale warnings to visit the Postal Museum, Waibaidu Bridge, and The Bund, shopping at Nanjing Road, eating at Yu Garden food stalls, and ending with The Bund’s night lights.

Arron Goh
Aug 18, 2025


Suzhou Travel Guide 2025 — Itineraries, Hotels & Insider Tips
Why We Love Suzhou Suzhou is famous for its ancient canals, classical gardens, and silk heritage . Just a short 30-min train ride from...

Arron Goh
Aug 16, 2025
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