Blog Entries tagged 'backpacking'
Travel Blogs Entries tagged 'backpacking'
- Introduction to a long term solo traveler Hey guys, I'm Amit, AKA Forever Roaming the World Traveling, roaming, drifting around the world is just what I do. It's my normal life (Well a part from this break I've been forced to take because of Covid). Since 2010, Posted by forever_roaming in After 10 years of long term solo travel | Jan 28, 2021
- MISSING FEBRUARY'S CHILL[i]Written a long time ago (July 26, 2010) and was edited while I was in Vietnam. This is for the people who are just like me. Who get their inspiration from traveling. Who's healing a , broken heart. Who's trying Posted by moonlitskies in Read At Your Own Risk | Oct 21, 2020
- Mostar, Bosnia and HerzegovinaAfter crossing the border from Croatia into Bosnia and Hercegovina, Mostar, a former small village set in a deep valley on the Neretva river, was about to provide an in-depth history lesson, as well as an appreciation of what both Posted by GlobalEd in The Baltic Countries | Apr 30, 2020
- Quirky Hostels in Europe Quirkiness, noun: ‘the quality of being unusual in an attractive and interesting way’. Whilst my days of regularly staying in large hostel dorm rooms may be over, it recently occurred to me about the range of different hostels I've stayed in Posted by GlobalEd in Quirky Europe | Apr 30, 2020
- Heading back to CHCHLeaving the BOI was a little sad, especially as we probably could have done a few more things given time and money and we both agreed that when the weather was fine it would be a really great place to Posted by jason_a in due south | Apr 30, 2020
- Blind Feather's Journey - Part 1A dream to conquer the world and to see all the places. When I say all the places its a big dream. But all it needs the first step. When I say, I had thought of backpacking alone. The first Posted by captainbons in Blind Feather's Journey | Apr 19, 2020
- The Bittersweet Beginning of an IndoChina Adventure[u][center][/center][/u]===[i]Matagal ko nang nasulat to, mahigit 10 years ago. Habang nasa byahe, lalong lumalim yung understanding ko sa pinagdadaanan ko nung panahong isinusulat ko 'to. Lalong lumawak at nabigyan ng justice yung paghusga ko sa s Posted by moonlitskies in Read At Your Own Risk | Mar 13, 2020
- Magnificent Lake Malawi[float=left][/float]As I roll backwards over the side of the boat, I let gravity pull me and all my e Posted by askgudmundsen in Southern Africa Road Blog | Oct 10, 2019
- Views Through the Visor[float=left][/float]I’m basically a backpacker with my own wheels. I have no spare parts, no campin Posted by askgudmundsen in Southern Africa Road Blog | Oct 8, 2019
- Serbia: Belgrade and Novi SadBelgrade, the capital of Serbia, has a population of 1.4 million. It is situated strategically at the confluence of two rivers: the Sava and the Danube. It may h Posted by CherylGypsyRose in The Balkans | May 28, 2019
- We're on the road again! Wow, where did the last four years go? And just like that, our time has come to an end in Sydney. An initial two years abroad had turned into three and then suddenly four. I won't dwell too much on Posted by mattld in An Irish and Spanish Abroad | Mar 5, 2019
- Perfect day starts with a perfect food and ambiance [center][/center] Are you planning to go to Kerala nearly? Is Alleppey in your bucket list? Then I must say you are planning the best trip for yourself. On 20 Posted by sayantani in messytraveller | Mar 1, 2019
- Motorbiking VietnamVietnam is one of the best countries to visit in Asia, alongside Cambodia. Our entry into Vietnam was by sleeper bus which I found pretty uncomfortable! Now we had done a few border crossings already but mostly at airports (except Posted by J_Mima in Jem's Journeys | Jan 21, 2019
- The Milford TrekNow without wheels, we took the bus to Te Anau, a couple of hours from Quenstown in Fiordland. We spent the night in a simple backpackers place, before taking the boat across the big lake to Glade Wharf. Posted by jonshapiro in Vagabonding at 60 | Dec 27, 2018
- El Calafate - Los Glaciares National ParkCrossed the border into Argentina by bus and arrived in El Calafate, a town at the edge of the Southern Patagonian ice sheet (third largest in the World behind Antartica and Greenland). El Calafate is mainly known as the gateway Posted by Jackswan in Americanarama | Nov 17, 2018
- Budget Travel Tips - Europe on a Shoestring - EpilogueSo how did we stay on budget, fifty dollars a day, with the arguably well known expensive stops in Finland and Sweden as well as a guided bus tour of Morocco on the itinerary? * we couch surfed Posted by CherylGypsyRose in Backpacking Europe on fifty dollars/day | Sep 20, 2018
- WARSAW and KRAKOW, POLANDWe took the all night bus from Vilnius to Warsaw. We left in the pouring rain at 1030 pm. Anna, our couch surfing hostess, had emailed that she would meet us at the bus, she Posted by CherylGypsyRose in Backpacking Europe on fifty dollars/day | Sep 19, 2018
- The Birthday Backpack Trip Is OverNate, Bekki, and Camilo hiked out early taking the 2 youngest boys. They left Dale, Zaya and I to pack up as we wanted and hike out at our own pace. But, before they left, Jasper found Camilo’s stash of Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Sep 15, 2018
- Birthday Backpack Trip, Day 3Nate and family did not show up on Sat. We didn’t know if they couldn’t find us, or if they didn’t make it up to the area at all. In the meantime, Lucian, our older grandson, woke up with a fever Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Sep 14, 2018
- Birthday Backpack Trip, Day 2We had not camped near water, so we needed to reach our final destination sooner than later. Justin and his boys went to hike up a mountain while Dale and I hiked on to water. Justin left directions that we Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Sep 13, 2018
- A Birthday Backpack Trip for the OldstersOur boys decided that for Dale’s birthday, we would go backpacking. But, they did not trust us completely and further decided to carry our stuff. I told Nate that we had backpacked before being married but he would not listen. I’d Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Sep 12, 2018
- Rome, Italy and Vatican City on a Budget18 November. Rome, the eternal city, built on seven hills, located on the Tiber River, the capital of Italy is home to almost three million people and has been in existance since 730 BC. We are going on the free Posted by CherylGypsyRose in Backpacking Europe on fifty dollars/day | Sep 9, 2018
- Indochina adventures Part 2Next was the Danang and Hoi An day trip on the motorbike. It was rainning again just like the other morning since my arrival at Hue and I was rather worrisome that I may not able to continue with the Posted by kidd27 in Ubon Ratchathani | Aug 18, 2018
- Indochina adventuresDuring my last trip to Savannakhet from Mukdahan on the Songkran Festival 2010, I was determined to be back again for a further travel to Hue city, the former Vietnamese royal city in central Vietnam. Most travellers would arrived in Posted by kidd27 in Ubon Ratchathani | Aug 17, 2018
- Healing in LaosHow should I start this? I have been meaning to write sooner but some things didn't go as planned. I left home more than a year now and have not been back since. Exploring South East Asia, volunteering, teaching English Posted by moonlitskies in Read At Your Own Risk | May 25, 2018
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