Driving through the Canadian Rockies, I found myself captivated by the podcast “The Vagabond’s Way: Lessons from Decades of Travel with Rolf Patts,” hosted by Aaron Miller from Armchair Explorers. I’ve been spending a lot of driving time listening to podcasts that aim to inspire travelers, and Armchair Explorers has become one of my favorites.… Continue reading Living life on my own terms: A traveller’s lesson
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A life of solo travel and the many challenges
There are countless travel blogs out there singing the praises of solo travel, and I completely agree. Without a shadow of a doubt, solo travel is a decision that’ll bring immense joy. Whether it’s a short holiday, a spontaneous weekend escape, or a more extended journey, I’ll forever champion solo travel as an incredible experience… Continue reading A life of solo travel and the many challenges
Staying in a Buddhist Monastery in Thailand
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to immerse yourself in the tranquil world of a Buddhist monastery? To disconnect from the chaos of daily life and embark on a spiritual journey? Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to stay at a Buddhist monastery in Thailand. It was an experience that left a… Continue reading Staying in a Buddhist Monastery in Thailand
Winter Stealth Camping in the Rockies
So, you’re itching for a winter road trip through the Rockies? That was exactly my wild idea back in the first few weeks of December. I was determined to use the full potential of my Ikon ski pass, not limiting it to the local I-70 corridor resorts near Denver, Colorado. Fast forward about a week… Continue reading Winter Stealth Camping in the Rockies
On the road again: My First Solo Road Trip
In the heart of winter’s embrace, my trusty Tahoe becomes a vessel for the unexpected. Skiing from slope to slope, navigating through uncertainty, and finding solace in the winding detours. Join me on this journey through snow-covered landscapes, where vulnerability meets adventure, and the long way around is the only way forward.
Post-Travel Depression: Why it’s so hard to come home?
Travel is often seen as a dream come true, an escape from reality and an opportunity to explore new cultures, foods, and landscapes. It can be a life-changing experience that broadens your perspective, boosts your confidence, and creates memories that last a lifetime. However, what happens when the journey is over and you return home?… Continue reading Post-Travel Depression: Why it’s so hard to come home?
The Gibbon Experience in Laos: Adventure of a lifetime
The Gibbon Experience in Laos is a thrilling adventure that you’ll never forget. It will offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of the jungle and experience the excitement of ziplining through the treetops. So, if you’re looking for something different to do in Laos, then the Gibbon Experience is a must-try.… Continue reading The Gibbon Experience in Laos: Adventure of a lifetime
Travel to Southeast Asia and “Happy Water”
When you travel to Southeast Asia one thing you are bound to come accross at some point or another is “happy water.” While backpacking in Southeast Asia was frequently offered this spirit in various settings. During excursions like the Ha Giang Loop and the Gibbon Experience. Locals also offered the beverage while in Sapa, Vietnam… Continue reading Travel to Southeast Asia and “Happy Water”
Ha Giang Loop: Easy Rider or Drive Yourself?
The Ha Giang Loop is a scenic route in the northernmost province of Vietnam. It is a 300-kilometer stretch of winding roads that traverse the stunning mountain ranges and valleys of the region. The Ha Giang Loop is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, winding roads, and incredible cultural experiences. If you’re planning a trip to… Continue reading Ha Giang Loop: Easy Rider or Drive Yourself?
My Inspiration to Solo Travel
The Before Part Picture this: majestic mountains, breathtaking scenery, and the great outdoors. That was my childhood playground in Colorado, USA, where I developed a deep love for nature. Fast forward to college, and I found myself studying in Iowa, far from the mountains I grew up with. But it was during a study abroad… Continue reading My Inspiration to Solo Travel