Japan
Osaka → Kyoto → Hakone → Fuji → Tokyo
Explored temples, city districts, food markets, mountain views, onsen areas, and dense transit-heavy travel planning.
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Travel
Travel, planning, logistics, and curiosity.
Travel is one of the ways I practice planning, research, pattern recognition, and decision-making. I like building routes, comparing options, working around constraints, and turning messy information into a real plan.
Travel Style
Dense but intentional
I like trips that mix big cities, food, culture, scenic areas, walking, and enough flexibility to adapt when the plan changes.
Planning Mindset
Research first
I compare routes, weather, transit, neighborhoods, timing, closures, costs, and energy levels before locking in a plan.
Data Angle
Trips become systems
Travel naturally creates data: budgets, routes, ratings, timelines, weather, transit options, and decision tradeoffs.
Highlights
Places I have planned, explored, or studied
This page keeps travel personal without turning the site into a vacation blog. The goal is to show curiosity, planning ability, and personality alongside technical work.
China
Shanghai → Zhangjiajie → Chongqing → Jiuzhaigou → Beijing
Planned a multi-city route across major cities, national parks, mountain landscapes, and long-distance transportation windows.
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Kyoto
Gion, Fushimi Inari, Arashiyama, Nishiki Market
Balanced historic districts, shrines, night walks, food stops, and slower scenic exploration.
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Hakone / Fuji Area
Onsen stay, mountain scenery, Fuji-area planning
Focused on slower travel, scenic stays, weather-dependent planning, and choosing the right base for views and rest.
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Transferable Skills
What travel shows about how I think
Travel planning is basically project planning: constraints, priorities, risks, resources, timing, and execution.
Route Planning
Breaking a large trip into realistic city blocks, travel days, transportation windows, and backup plans.
Decision Making
Choosing what to do based on time, weather, distance, cost, energy, and the experience I actually want.
Research
Comparing neighborhoods, transit options, tickets, closures, restaurants, attractions, and timing.
Adaptability
Changing plans when weather, fatigue, crowds, delays, or better opportunities show up.
Future Project Ideas
Travel tools I could build
These are realistic ideas that connect travel with programming, analytics, and dashboards.
Trip cost tracker by city
Travel itinerary optimizer
Weather-based activity scorer
Food map and restaurant ranking tool
Photo location database
Transit time comparison dashboard
Live Demo
Weather Activity Analyzer
I added a weather scoring tool in the playground because travel decisions often depend on conditions: temperature, rain, wind, humidity, UV index, visibility, and activity type.