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About Jho Gonzaga

I am a mother with a deep passion for travel. To me, traveling is more than simply visiting new places or immersing myself in different cultures. It's about creating treasured memories with my loved ones, experiencing the highs and lows together, and witnessing the sheer joy on my children’s faces as they encounter new sights and people. Every journey we embark on as a family is like an immersion, it brings us closer while learning and exploring together. Through my website, I aim to share not only my love for travel, but also my enthusiasm for cooking and art. I believe that these passions can complement the travel experience, adding depth and richness to our adventures. By sharing our travel stories, culinary creations, and artistic endeavors, I hope to inspire others to explore their own passions and create meaningful experiences with their loved ones. Together, let's embark on a journey of discovery, connection, and joy. Thank you for joining me on this adventure, and I hope that my website inspires you to pursue your passions, create lasting memories, and find fulfillment in the beauty of life. Life is short. Time is fast. Enjoy every moment. Spread the love. Be a blessing. Smile everyday. Live life to the fullest.

Seoul Searching 2020

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New Decade with my Seoul Mate (Part 2)

Our 2nd day started very early because we booked the Nami Island/ Garden of the Morning Calm / Gangchon Rail Bike guided toor via Klook to take us to the countryside of South Korea.

Our first stop was Ganchon Rail Park. The rail park was a unique attraction that allowed visitors to ride and pedal along an old railway track. The freezing gusts of wind were blowing strongly to our faces so make sure you wear the proper winter clothes when you want to experience the ride. As we rode along the track, we were surrounded by the breathtaking views of the countryside, with mountains and fields stretching out as far as the eye could see. You will also enter a tunnel with amazing and colorful lights. When you reach the final end of the track, visitors can stroll around and have some hot fish cakes while waiting for the tram that will transport you back to the main entrance. The experience was exhilarating and it made us feel like we were truly immersed in the Korean countryside.

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Annyeong! Cherishing our Last Day in South Korea

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A New Decade with my Seoul Mate (Last Day)

On our last day in Korea, we decided to make the most of our time by visiting two of Seoul’s most popular destinations. We started our day with a visit to the War Memorial Museum, which is located in Yongsan-gu, Seoul. The museum is dedicated to the memory of Korean soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the Korean War and other wars throughout history.

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Snowyland at Vivaldi Park, Korea: An Exciting Winter Destination

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A New Decade with my Seoul Mate (part 3)

Snowyland Vivaldi Park, located in Gangwon Province, South Korea, is one of the most popular ski resorts in the country. With its state-of-the-art facilities and stunning views, it attracts thousands of visitors every year. During the winter season, it transforms into a snowy paradise, with various winter activities and attractions for visitors of all ages. The resort is open from December to March and visitors can enjoy snow tubing, snow rafting, and snowboarding, making it a perfect place for adventure-seekers. The park also has a ski resort, which offers various skiing and snowboarding courses for all levels of experience. The resort has a wide range of equipment for rent, making it easy for visitors to enjoy their winter sports activities.

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