Solo Female Travel Blog
Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal is used to be the most popular destination in the country for many travelers for many centuries. However, these days the top of Everest Base Camp trek takes the cake and for obvious reasons. so
Digital nomads and alike are always looking out for their next stop and having lived and worked in six countries myself. I thought I would share the advantages and disadvantages of living in Laos as an ex-pat and my experience
Kuala Lumpur is a nation’s capital and, by far, the most heavily populated place in Malaysia. It is the ultimate example of a metropolis, with glamourous high rises, a multitude of tourist sites, and more shopping malls than one could
Would you like to delve into the city of Chennai, in southeastern India? You’re in the right place. I am sharing what to see and what to do in Chennai and most of these places are the best places for
The one thing better than tasting upscale drinks; is tasting them in the sun at some lively places high over the city roads. Some of the Hong Kong rooftop bars offer stunning vistas, extraordinary beverages, and unquestionably chill flows. They
Looking for Instagram worthy places in Singapore? I got you! Singapore is a lively city situated just off Malaysia’s southern coast, with a stunning mix of Malaysian, Indian, Chinese, Arab, and English cultures – but with a Singaporean twist. The
Keeping a pet in Singapore can be a stressful process, particularly when the city is bustling with people who have hectic lives and few places to rest and spend time with your pets. Human contact, whether at work or school,
Seoul is the capital city of South Korea for 600 years and since few decades one of the most happening cities in Asia. With many Instagram-worthy places, interesting landmarks, 14 UNESCO heritage sites, and tons of moderns cafes and restaurants.
If you are considering solo travel to Phu Quoc island, here is everything you need to know. This article comes from my own personal experience like all the articles on this blog. Hope it helps! Phuc Quoc is a small
After backpacking and a go-go go solo traveling; I switched to slow traveling so I could get to know each country bit more. That led me to live as an ex-pat in 8 different countries and I was teaching English