Every mile tells a story, and every moment becomes a memory. Miles & Moments is your go-to guide for travel that’s rich in experience and full of feels. From city strolls to soul-searching escapes, weekend getaways to dream destinations—we’re here to help you plan smarter, wander deeper, and collect memories, not just miles.
Because the best journeys don’t just take you places—they change you.
When people think of Japan, one image instantly comes to mind the perfectly symmetrical, snow-capped peak of Mount Fuji. Known locally as Fujisan, it is Japan’s tallest mountain at 3,776 meters and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Whether you’re seeking breathtaking views, cultural encounters, or outdoor adventures, there are countless things to do in Fujisan…
When people ask what is the capital of Japan, the answer is Tokyo, a city that effortlessly blends ancient culture with futuristic innovation. From serene temples and traditional rituals to modern shopping districts and quirky street fashion, Tokyo is full of surprises. If you’re planning your Japan itinerary here’s a detailed guide to the best…
Osaka is often called the “Kitchen of Japan,” but the city is much more than just food. It’s a vibrant hub where history, culture, shopping, and nightlife collide to create an unforgettable travel experience. If you’re planning your Japan itinerary, you might wonder about the best things to do in Osaka whether that’s exploring its…
Kyoto is the city where Japan slows down. For centuries, Kyoto was the imperial capital, and today it remains a treasure trove of temples, shrines, bamboo forests, and serene riverside towns. With so many cultural gems, the things to do in Kyoto range from exploring historic temples and walking through bamboo forests to sipping matcha…
Japan is a country where tradition and modernity co-exist beautifully. From serene Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines to futuristic trains and neon-lit cities, the country offers travelers an unforgettable experience. Planning your journey can be overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time. This 15 days Japan itinerary is designed to help you explore the best…
Some travelers make packing tips look like an art form. They breeze through airport security with a perfectly sized bag, clothes that somehow stay wrinkle-free, and exactly what they need for every moment of the trip. Meanwhile, the rest of us are wrestling with zippers, sitting on our suitcases, and praying we didn’t leave something…
I wasn’t expecting much after all, I’ve been to another Universal Studios before. But Universal Studios Japan in Osaka completely blew my mind. It’s massive, full of nostalgia, and blends childhood joy with adult appreciation so beautifully. From 4D anime shows to merch stores dedicated to Mario and Hello Kitty, from Doraemon dreams to Kuromi…
Ever since I was a little girl, Disney’s magic from the songs to the dreamy fairytales has been a huge part of my life. So, when I finally stepped into Tokyo Disney Sea, it wasn’t just a theme park visit; it felt like stepping directly into my childhood imagination If you’re planning a Japan trip…
Before traveling to Japan, I did a lot of research on what people usually buy and created a curated shopping list based on what’s popular and worth purchasing for my Japan shopping haul. If you’re planning a trip and want inspiration, I’ve also written a detailed Japan Shopping Guide that covers all the must-buy categories….
If you’re traveling to Japan, chances are you’ll find yourself walking into a 7-Eleven at least once a day. These aren’t your average convenience stores—they’re a major part of Japanese daily life. From snacks to bento boxes and unique beverages, there’s always something new to try. On my recent trip, I focused on exploring 7-Eleven…
Konnichiwa! I went to Japan to explore shrines, eat matcha, and… obsessively use their public washrooms. Yes, seriously. Japan’s toilets are so high-tech, they became one of the most memorable parts of my trip—and here’s why they might change how you view hygiene forever. Why? My curiosity was sparked when my brother visited and returned…
