Tag: Solo Travel

A Day Trip to Ayutthaya Thailand

And I thought I was templed out.
Our last stop for our Indochina trip was the second capital of the Kingdom of Siam after Sukhothai, Ayutthaya.

Indochina Food Run

Who travels for food?  I do. My friends and I take food seriously, we don’t just dine for the ‘gram. We don’t even care if we have to line up for an hour or two, or if we have to eat beside a canal, or even if there’s a language barrier. We find ways! As…

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Cebu Pacific Free Rebooking

If you missed the news, Cebu Pacific has launched a new feature for everybody to enjoy. Effective 22 October 2019, Cebu Pacific has implemented its newest product, CEB Flexi.

How to Get to Mt. Aso from Fukuoka

After arriving at the station, that’s when we knew we will not be seeing Asosan’s crater up close. They raised the eruption level to 2 so tourists weren’t allowed to go near.

6D5N Kyushu Japan with ‎Less Than ¥‎30,000

The first week of October came, we arrived in Kyushu’s largest city and Japan’s eighth-largest population center, Fukuoka. We were also able to explore Nagasaki and Kumamoto. I’m going to share how I was able to explore Kyushu, Japan with just ¥‎30,000 (that’s 15,000 PHP or approximately 280 USD).

10 Tips for Solo Travelers Going to South Korea

Annyeong! It has been a year since my last visit to South Korea. It was a memorable trip – traveling solo, experiencing Chuseok, and seeing North Korea from a distance. That trip has stirred my interest to travel alone more — AND if I get to have the chance. Traveling solo is truly liberating. I…

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How Do You Travel Around Bali

I’ve seen and gotten so many questions from different people about Bali travel but they all asked this same question: “How do you travel around Bali?” It’s pretty simple and easy. Unlike other countries where public transportation is present and readily available, Bali is quite peculiar. Bali does not have trains or metro rails. They…

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