#The following is a guest post. The Scottish Highlands are a popular tourist destination for a number of reasons. The area is stunningly beautiful, with a rich history that visitors love to explore. If you’re backpacking through the region, or just looking for ways to cut down on holiday costs, there’s no need […]
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One of the best things about being in a tropical country is their fruit. How can I resist having mango, mangosteen, and papaya everyday? It is more desirable because I couldn’t get them in my home country; where there are four significant seasons. And of course, they are sweet and juicy, sour and
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First stop, on Tom’s Adventure, How I’m Making A Living As An Adventurer. I’ve been following his website after my friend Katie mentioned about him. His videos are quite inspiring, and his adventures are also very interesting. This post is the key point of how can we live as a blogger, writer, traveler, and adventurer
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7 Super Shots with Hostel Bookers I’m thrilled to participate 7 Super shots with Hostelbookers.com. It’s currently the hottest photography round up posts on social media, and I’m proud to be one of the members to participate. Thanks Erica from Over Yonderlust to nominate me. (If you haven’t followed them, please do!) Basically, you
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The following is a guest post. With 11,073 miles of coastline, the UK is not short on beaches, rugged shorelines, and seaside towns. The coastline comprises a variety of natural features consisting of islands, bays, headlands and peninsulas. Bogged down by city life, I left my short term accommodation London, and headed west to Wales,
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Long time no see! After traveling China for a month, I’m back in Wi-Fi heaven – Laos, in this case. So I’m back in the game, catching up. Having a limited internet access made me more efficient in some way, and made me frustrated in other ways. But I liked the feeling that
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“What kind of travel insurance should I get?” One of the most common, and difficult questions to answer. If you are planning a trip, especially a long one, it’s important to have a protection. The question is, which one? Here I present an option for your choice: Emergency Assistance Plus (EA+). EA+ is
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What I was doing After the epic escape from the cubic farm, I traveled to America: Road tripping around New England and Quebec. And I came back end of September. Ever since I got back, it wasn’t easy to be at home, to be honest. I had problems with, well, most of the
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During the three months of the trip in America, I offered to cook Korean food to some of our hosts. Korean food is not something they are used to eating at home, but I wanted to show them it’s easy and delicious. It was a great experience for me too. I like cooking,
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We are the ‘New kids on the Block’, by her words. Over Yonderlust and Runaway Juno started nearly at the same time, and we’ve known each other fairly beginning of our blogging career. She’s a very good friend and I know a lot of you are agreeing with me. She’s intelligent, open and honest,
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