First Stop, Gibsons I vaguely remember the last time I had visited the Sunshine Coast: I was probably in my early teens, and I went with both my family and my parents’ friends and their family. What I

Up until now, I had never properly gone camping. That is, I had never camped in a tent. In my last year of elementary school, we went on a school trip where we camped in cabins, and that was where my

William D Jones was said to have saved 16 people from drowning over the course of the 25 years he served as lighthouse keeper at Brockton Point. The original Brockton Point Lighthouse in Vancouver, Canada

There’s a museum I love that’s situated in Burnaby, Canada by Deer Lake Park. It’s called the Burnaby Village Museum and it’s an open-air museum reconstructed to look like a typical tram stop village in

Recently, Vancouver's Transit system finally incorporated Tap to Pay, a method for people to tap through gates with their credit cards directly, as another option to pay for fares. I thought this was a

When tourists visit Vancouver, Canada, one of the places often recommended to visit is the Capilano Suspension Bridge. The bridge spans 140 meters long and sits 70 meters above the river, offering stunning

I heard this song for the first time yesterday and instantly fell in love with the beautiful vocals from Billie Eilish and Khalid as well as the lush atmosphere the song created. I had to cover it because

Saturday was the first really nice day in a long time in Vancouver. It had been raining for weeks on end, and the forecast was finally predicting some sun and warmer temperatures for the next week. Of

Part 1 of this vlog ended with Pran, Bee and I on our way up to Pittock mansion. In this video, we finally make our way up to check out the views before going to get the well-known chicken wings at Pok

They call it Raincouver. In Vancouver, it rains for most of the year. I’m talking maybe for 8 months out of 12 you’re getting mostly cloudy or rainy days. Vancouver itself is a beautiful city, and I think

So we ended up going to Blue Star Donuts. We didn't have enough time to check out Voodoo Doughnut as well so if you've tried both, tell me which one you think is better! I've been posting about Portland

The City of Roses, Bridge Town, PDX, or whatever you wanna call it. Here's a short montage remembering our short visit to Portland. I will be uploading vlogs from Portland next week so stay tuned! You

Earlier on, I had mentioned a mysterious Bryan, seemingly guiding our way through Portland. Bryan told us to go to Blue Star Donuts. Bryan told us how we should go up to Pittock Mansion. Bryan told us

It is natural in travel to encounter stressful situations, it’s what makes travel interesting and memorable, even if in that moment you’re wondering how on earth you even got yourself into the situation.

Situated 1000 feet above sea-level, I had read online that there was a good view of the city from Pittock Mansion and that there was a nice hike leading up to it. I figured that going in the late afternoon

Bagdad Theatre on SE Hawthorne Boulevard. It always starts like this: “What are you doing over the long weekend?” “Nothing, you?” “Nope. Wanna go somewhere?” About a month ago, a bunch of us were talking

I love Lana del Rey and her songs suit my vocal range, so expect a lot more lana covers from me! :) You can also find me here: Instagram: Facebook: Twitter: Youtube ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

This is the last video (for now) in my Vancouver Neighbourhood series. Let me know what you think! Nestled by Vancouver's downtown is the west end, a quiet residential neighbourhood area bordered by the

Hey friends! This is part 4 of 5 in my video series on the neighbourhoods of Vancouver. Let me know what you think! Main street, named by Cushman and Wakefield as one of the 'Coolest Streets in North America',

Hey everyone! This is part 3 of 5 in this little video series on some of the different neighbourhoods in Vancouver. If you've never been to Vancouver and are interested, check these out and let me know