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The first thing you’ll be hit with on your first visit (apart from a lot of the colour blue!) is just how detailed everything is. The inside of this temple is full of Buddhist imagery, colourfully depicting the story of Buddha’s life with a giant ceramic shrine of Buddha at the far end. Unlike the White Temple, you are allowed to take photos of the interior, so it’s a great chance to get some truly stunning photographs. If you look up as you leave the inside of the temple, you’ll see a Buddhist depiction of hell; the colour red drastically contrasting against the blue.

The world knows no shortage of amazing digital nomad destinations, and as more digital nomad take off into the wild each year, exciting new places are gaining popularity. This year we surveyed top digital nomad bloggers and asked: What is the most underrated digital nomad city in 2020? Digital nomads can find here the best rated coworking space in Thailand called Kohub, and there are many ways on how to connect with fellow digital nomads since the community in this coworking spot is great! Although there isn’t an active digital nomad community in Penang, you can still connect to fellow travelers and like-minded people through various events and associations, including Couchsurfing meetups, aCAT networking events, HASH, hiking groups, etc.

stroll through palaces dressed in traditional Korean hanbok, sample the most delicious street food Seoul has to offer, stand high up in the clouds, see plenty of modern Korean culture, and have the chance to hang out in Korea’s hottest neighborhoods. Myeongdong is home to one of Korea’s busiest and best markets, where you can find bargain shopping, top cosmetics, and the best selection of Korean street food. If you’re feeling brave enough, look down through the glass floor that hangs out over the edge, giving a vertigo-inducing view hundreds of feet down to the streets below!Those travelling through Korea in early April will find some of the best views of Korea’s incredible cherry blossoms around the lake at the base of the tower. Now it’s time to hit up one of Seoul’s coolest neighbourhoods, home to Korea’s best art university and the centre of youth culture in Seoul – Hongdae.

Come for a week, and if it's your kind of place, stick around a while longer. After just one movie night at Casa Hamaca new friendships were formed, bonds were made, and by Sabado we had a fully fledged social schedule. This was not the isolated Digital Nomad life we’d become accustomed to after 3 years on the road. Now, 3 months later, we’re anticipating our departure from Valladolid with heavy hearts, but also with the full understanding that we will be back.