Tag: travelblogger
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Reviving My Blog: A Journey from Travel to Community
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Dear Reader, It has been years since my last blog entry. I’ve missed writing here. You might remember me as the full-time minimalist traveller. Living a nomadic lifestyle was a powerful and inspiring chapter that taught me who I am, what I value, and what I don’t want. But to bring my ideas to life,…
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Useful Things to Know Before Visiting Egypt
Ten years ago when I was in Egypt for the first time I stayed in an all-inclusive resort on the beach in Sharm El-Sheikh. It was nice for a short vacation, but I didn’t learn much from the culture. The culture in Egypt is fascinating because it is so different from mine. About 90% of…
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Vietnam Travel Guide: History and Top Destinations
Vietnam offers a unique blend of socialism and capitalism, shaped by French and Chinese influences. Known for its coffee and rice exports, the country boasts vibrant cities, serene landscapes, and breathtaking mountain regions. I spent two unforgettable months exploring.
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Exploring Cambodia: Angkor Wat to Genocide Museum
I first visited Cambodia in June 2015, spending my entire stay in Siem Reap. In 2019, I returned to explore the capital, Phnom Penh, where I visited the Genocide Museum — a sobering experience that deepened my understanding of Cambodia’s dark history (1975–1979). Key highlights include the breathtaking Angkor Wat.
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Bali Travel Guide: Culture and Nature
In Bali, I experienced a vibrant culture marked by Hindu traditions and warm locals. Despite its tourist growth, Bali retains its charm through practices like the daily canang sari offerings. Activities include exploring temples, serene beaches, and wellness retreats.
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Laos Travel Guide
Laos has significantly transformed between my two visits July 2015 and June 2019, with improved roads reducing travel time and enhanced infrastructure in tourist areas like Luang Prabang and Vang Vieng. Environmental initiatives are noticeable, and popular activities include visiting waterfalls and local markets.
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My Couchsurfing Experiences: Tips and Stories
Couchsurfing connects travellers with local hosts worldwide, offering free accommodation and cultural exchange. I share my experiences since 2013, how long people usually stay, and safety tips.
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