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Vivian Loh

Vivian Loh

Destination & Culture Writer

Travel journalist and cultural explorer who has lived in four countries. Vivian focuses on destination deep-dives, local culture, and off-the-beaten-path experiences.

Vivian spent three years living and working across Southeast Asia before relocating to Europe. Her writing draws on deep local knowledge and a genuine curiosity for how people live, eat, and celebrate around the world.

Areas of Expertise

  • Southeast Asia, Japan, and East Asia travel
  • European city guides and cultural travel
  • Food tourism and local culinary experiences
  • Budget and mid-range travel planning

Writing Approach

Vivian goes beyond surface-level travel tips. Her destination guides include cultural context, local etiquette, and the kind of neighborhood-level recommendations you only get from someone who has spent real time in a place.

Articles by Vivian Loh (151)

A close-up of a stone harbor wall with boats moored on the water in the background.
A car drives along a winding coastal road on the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland, with cliffs and ocean below.
A busy outdoor market in a Mediterranean village with fresh produce and bottled goods lining the stone street.
A donkey carrying packs walks a stone path above Hydra harbor, lined with boats and white hillside houses.
Terraced green rice fields of Tegallalang in Bali viewed from behind a bamboo fence at sunrise.
Stone pathway and railing along the cliff at Uluwatu Temple overlooking the sea in Bali.
Hiroshima Peace Memorial and cenotaph reflected in the river at dusk with city buildings in the background.
A wooden post with rope marks a trail leading toward Mount Fuji in the background at dusk.
Tokyo cityscape with Tokyo Tower and skyscrapers viewed from a rooftop terrace on a cloudy day.
Glendalough monastic ruins and round tower beside lakes and mountains at dusk in the Wicklow Mountains.
A passenger ferry travels across the sea with an island visible in the distance.
Mountains and a lake viewed through an old stone archway in Killarney National Park.