Ubud is a must when you visit Bali. But be aware, it is very crowded. I like how the locals just live their lives while tourists come and go. I think the centre of Ubud are the two parallel street JI. Monky Forest and JI. Hanoman (you will see a lot of tourists there and … More Travel guide: Ubud (Bali), Indonesia
After posting an article about 10 things that I like about backpacking last week (click here for that article), it is now time for 5 things that I dislike about backpacking. I have been backpacking for months in a row twice and a lot of backpack-things I can handle. Long busrides, cold showers, mosquito bites, … More 5 Things that I dislike about backpacking
Bali was on my list for a while, so when I was in Thailand this year I decided to hop on a plane to Bali and spend three weeks there. Because I was not feeling the ‘crazy-crowded-Kuta’ vibe, I chose to stay in Legian for a few days, which is between Kuta and Seminyak. It … More Travel guide: Legian, Bali (Indonesia)
If you would had told me three years ago that I would have liked backpacking as much as I ended up doing, I would have not believed you. I have always loved travelling, but I also valued comfort and my own space a lot. When I left for my first solo backpacking trip in 2015 … More 10 Things that I like about backpacking
Since I have been to Thailand twice, I wanted to share my thoughts on Thailand with you. In 2015 I spend about a month in Thailand. First I spend two weeks in Chiang Mai. During those two weeks I definitely fell a bit in love with this city; I like the mix of tourists and … More My thoughts on: Thailand
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