Kejo Liu | Fora Travel

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My Story

I grew up between cultures, and travel has always been how I make sense of the world.

I’m Kejo—a Los Angeles-based travel advisor and native Mandarin speaker with deep roots in Taiwan and years of experience traveling through East Asia. Japan, Korea, Taiwan—these aren’t just destinations to me. They’re places I know intimately, from the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants to the neighborhoods that never make the guidebooks.

There’s a difference between booking a trip to Asia and truly knowing Asia. I bring both—along with the kind of care and attention to detail that turns a good trip into an unforgettable one.

If Asia is calling you, I’d love to help you answer it.

I grew up between cultures, and travel has always been how I make sense of the world.

I’m Kejo—a Los Angeles-based travel advisor and native Mandarin speaker with deep roots in Taiwan and years of experience traveling through East Asia. Japan, Korea, Taiwan—these aren’t just destinations to me. They’re places I know intimately, from the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants to the neighborhoods that never make the guidebooks.

There’s a difference between booking a trip to Asia and truly knowing Asia. I bring both—along with the kind of care and attention to detail that turns a good trip into an unforgettable one.

If Asia is calling you, I’d love to help you answer it.

Travel Style

I go where the view requires effort and the meal requires pointing at the menu.

I’m equally at home on a mountaintop viewpoint in Norway and a sun-drenched café patio in LA. I’ll hike to the top just to earn the panorama—then clean up and find somewhere beautiful for dinner. I travel to feel things, not just photograph them (though I do photograph them).

I’m drawn to places with soul—cobblestone streets, dramatic landscapes, markets that have been running for centuries. But I also appreciate a well-designed hotel room and a perfectly made cocktail at the end of a long day.

Adventurous but not rough. Curious but never rushed. I like to go deep into a place rather than wide across a map.

I go where the view requires effort and the meal requires pointing at the menu.

I’m equally at home on a mountaintop viewpoint in Norway and a sun-drenched café patio in LA. I’ll hike to the top just to earn the panorama—then clean up and find somewhere beautiful for dinner. I travel to feel things, not just photograph them (though I do photograph them).

I’m drawn to places with soul—cobblestone streets, dramatic landscapes, markets that have been running for centuries. But I also appreciate a well-designed hotel room and a perfectly made cocktail at the end of a long day.

Adventurous but not rough. Curious but never rushed. I like to go deep into a place rather than wide across a map.

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