Travel

Finished guides from trips worth documenting.

This is a selective travel portfolio—not a tracker of everywhere I go. Each guide will combine first-hand experience, practical recommendations, and an edited photographic record.

Destination collection

Substantial journeys

The collection will remain deliberately small. A destination appears here only when there is enough material to produce a complete guide.

01TPE

Taipei

02SHA

Shanghai

03PEK

Beijing

IT

Italy · Long-form collection

A different kind of guide

Italy through the perspective of living in Padua.

A polished collection could bring together culture, regional travel, university life, transport, language, food, and the practical details that are difficult to understand before spending meaningful time here.

Guide anatomy

One consistent standard for every destination.

Each guide should feel complete on its own while sharing a clear structure across the collection.

DestinationTravel datesTrip lengthBest forApprox. costLast updated
01

Introduction & overview

The context of the trip, who the guide is for, when I travelled, and what made the destination distinctive.

02

Places worth seeing

A considered selection with enough detail to decide what deserves time.

03

Things to try

Food, activities, neighbourhoods, and experiences that are specific to the destination.

04

Practical advice

Transport, booking, timing, money, and first-hand lessons that make the trip easier.

05

Hidden gems

Places that stood out but are easy to miss in a standard itinerary.

06

Do’s and don’ts

Mistakes to avoid, local expectations, and choices I would make differently.

07

Useful resources

Maps, transport services, booking tools, and references that proved worthwhile.

08

Photography

An edited visual record that adds atmosphere and context to the guide.

09

Recommended itinerary

A clear route informed by what worked—and what I would improve afterwards.

Possible presentation

Maps, galleries, concise recommendations, and one downloadable itinerary.

The design can become more visual as real material arrives, without exposing planning documents, travel logs, or private trip information.