Planning our trip to Southeast Asia was both exciting and challenging. After returning from Africa, we wanted a new adventure blending culture, history, and natural beauty. Researching destinations, balancing time, and shaping a realistic itinerary taught us how to plan efficiently while staying open to spontaneity.
I have some really big news to share with everyone today! After a lot of deliberation, I think I have finally determined where I am going to be traveling this year. Having visited every continent in the world except for Asia and Antarctica (and Antartica will be a big trip I will be taking in the next few years), I really wanted to focus on Asia for this trip. Specifically, I am focused on traveling to Southeast Asia this autumn.
Kerala offers something unique no matter what kind of traveler you are – from wild nature enthusiasts looking for an adventure filled holiday to relaxed beachgoers looking for relaxation away from city life – everything is possible here! With these 6 must-visit attractions we hope to give you some ideas about how you can make your trip even more memorable!
When looking at the futuristic wonderland that the city of Dubai is today, it is hard to imagine that as recently as 1991 there was only one skyscraper in the city. Today, the city is home to the world’s tallest four and five start hotels. The government has spent a lot of money ensuring that the city of Dubai is known for its tourism industry as much as it is for oil, and the result is one of the most incredibly modern and amazing cities on the planet. I mean, the city literally has ATM machines that dish out gold instead of cash. Who wouldn’t want to visit an incredible city like that?
With so many incredible things to experience, Singapore draws tourists from all over the globe. Learn about the Top 8 things to do in Singapore that one must not miss in this guide!
In this post, I am going to discuss the events that have led to our most recent changes in travel plans, as well as discuss what new travel plans that we are planning for this year. We are trying to do our best to make lemonade from lemons and redirect our tourism dollars to an industry that has been significantly impacted by the global pandemic and the COVID travel restrictions. I will discuss that in more detail and let you know what travel planning posts you can expect to see from me in the coming months as I start to plan this new adventure.
It has been a while since I have provided an update on my upcoming trip to the Middle East and North Africa, so I wanted to take a moment to let you all know what is happening with those plans. Although COVID is still having an impact on the travel industry, we are seeing more-and-more signs that things are starting to open up for international travel. In this travel update, I will provide you with the latest details on my trip planning efforts and I will share some of the wisdom that I have gained through this lengthy and sometimes stressful travel planning process.
Asia is the largest continent in terms of size and population. It is also the most diverse multi-cultural point for most of the oldest civilizations on earth. Because of its size and diversity, there are just a lot of things to see and do in Asia. For sure, it’s hard to narrow down a shortlist of where to visit in Asia as just exploring one country requires a month of your time. If you are planning to travel on a budget, here are five of the top travel destinations to visit in Asia that you should target.
Southeast Asia is not only known for being a budget-friendly travel destination, but it is also popular amongst motorcyclists for having some of the best routes in the world. If you are looking to enjoy an epic motorbike trip, you can check out these Southeast Asian routes.
Shimla and Manali both offer picturesque views of the valley and immersive holiday experiences. Tourists throng the places all year round for their remarkable climate and vacation attractions.
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