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A City of Tombs and Temples: Walking Gyeongju
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Cultural Trip·Mar 26, 2026

A City of Tombs and Temples: Walking Gyeongju

Where every patch of grass is a thousand years old. A slow week in Korea's open-air museum, where royal burial mounds rise in the middle of an ordinary town.

Salt Air and Mountains: Three Days in Busan
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City Guide·Mar 22, 2026

Salt Air and Mountains: Three Days in Busan

Tracing Busan's edges — from the painted cliff-village of Gamcheon to the slow tide at Haeundae and the fish auction at Jagalchi before sunrise.

Looking into North Korea: A Day at the DMZ
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Day Trip·Mar 18, 2026

Looking into North Korea: A Day at the DMZ

The 4am bus from Seoul, the silence at Imjingak, and the surreal moment you stand at the world's most fortified border.

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Japan in Spring
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Seventeen days timed to the sakura bloom, end-to-end. Tokyo's neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood deep dive, Mt Fuji from the lakes, Kyoto's eastern temples and geisha district, day trips to Nara and Hiroshima, Osaka's food and Universal Studios. Cherry blossom season makes everything 30% more crowded and 100% more beautiful.

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Cherry blossom hanamiMt Fuji at KawaguchikoKyoto temples & GionHiroshima & Universal Studios
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Malaysia in Bloom
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Ten days from Kuala Lumpur's skyscrapers and hawker streets to the cable cars and beaches of Langkawi, with a New Year's Eve fireworks show over the Petronas Twins as the centrepiece. Bookended with nasi lemak, satay, claypot rice, and bak kut teh.

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Petronas Twin TowersBatu CavesNYE in Kuala LumpurLangkawi beaches
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Singapore Citybreak

A week of skyline views, super-trees, and hawker stalls. From the heritage shophouses of Kampong Glam and Little India to the rides of Sentosa and the lights of Marina Bay, Singapore packs cultures, cuisines, and architecture into one of the most walkable cities in Asia.

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Gardens by the BaySentosa & Universal StudiosHawker centre foodMarina Bay nightscape
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Korean Autumn
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Sixteen days from Seoul's neon to Gyeongju's tombs, Busan's beaches, and Jeju's volcanic coast. Autumn here is golden — palace courtyards lined with maples, hanok streets glowing at dusk, and seafood markets at their freshest. This itinerary balances big-city energy with the slower rhythm of historic towns and the wild south.

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Seoul palaces & hanokGyeongju heritageBusan coast & seafoodJeju Island
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Vietnamese Voyage
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A north-to-south sweep of Vietnam in eight days. From Hanoi's narrow alleys and the legendary Train Street, an overnight cruise through Ha Long Bay's limestone karsts, then south to Da Nang for Hoi An's lantern-lit ancient quarter and Bana Hills' Golden Bridge. End in Ho Chi Minh City for war history and street-food chaos. Egg coffee, banh mi, and bun cha along the way.

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Hanoi Old QuarterHa Long Bay cruiseHoi An lanternsBana Hills Golden Bridge
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A collection of memories from around the world.

Paris, France
Paris, France
Marrakech, Morocco
Marrakech, Morocco
Swiss Alps
Swiss Alps
Kyoto, Japan
Kyoto, Japan
Amalfi Coast, Italy
Amalfi Coast, Italy
Reykjavik, Iceland
Reykjavik, Iceland
Santorini, Greece
Santorini, Greece
Bali, Indonesia
Bali, Indonesia
Daffy - Travel Writer

About

Hello, I'm Supriya

I started travelling in 2022. What began as short escapes has turned into a growing archive of places, people, and moments that stay with me long after I’m home.

Daffy’s Diary is where I share that: honest trip journals, itineraries I’ve actually used, and photographs that try to hold the feeling of a place. It’s not about perfect trips, it’s about the missed trains, quiet corners, unexpected conversations, and the odd comfort of finding something familiar somewhere new.

No pretense, just honest stories from the world.

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