As a solo female traveler on a quest to visit all 197 UN-recognized countries in the world, I have gone on countless adventures across the globe. With 108 countries already explored, my journey recently brought me back to China. As some of you know, I went solo backpacking from Vietnam to China first time back in 2016 in an overnight train and wrote about backpacking in China. Almost 10 years later, I got invited to visit China! I must be doing something right 🙂 and luckily this time to a different city I hadn’t visited before but heard a lot about: Chongqing –
Teaching English in south east asia
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 in south east asia (Bangkok Thailand, Hanoi Vietnam, Vientiane Laos, and Guilin, China) Not all of them were paid roles but when it was, it paid a decent amount to keep my travel life going. Clearly why it is one of the most sought-after jobs for the digital nomads. If you are looking for teaching english in south east asia
One week Guilin itinerary in exciting country China
Guilin is a stunning destination in China that will enthrall you with its scenic rivers, karst mountains, rice terraces, and caves. It is located in the southern part of China and is popular because of its natural wonders. If you want an authentic Chinese countryside experience, here is your perfect one week Guilin itinerary. Just a heads up once you’re there, it might be difficult for you to leave though! Guilin Travel Guide Update- Australians DO NOT need visa for 30 days to travel within China. Read this for more updated tips – Things to do in Chongqing itinerary China
Backpacking China itinerary for 1 month
If you are looking for the best backpacking China Itinerary for First-Timers, you have found it! I solo traveled to China for a month and absolutely loved it! In this article, I will cover what route I took and my suggested must-see places for you. As the second-largest country in Asia, China has a lot to offer for each wandering soul. It is a country rich in biodiversity and cultural preservation. This country of approximately 1.438 billion people provides a tempting array of tourist destinations – mountains, rivers, rice terraces, historical sites, food hubs, floras and faunas, natural wonders, and