Asia is, for many solo female travellers, where the backpacking story really begins. Thailand’s hostel infrastructure is some of the most developed in the world, Vietnam’s Old Quarter hostel scenes are legendary for their social energy, and the sheer density of fellow travellers moving through the same handful of cities makes meeting people, and feeling…
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Day trips from Seoul: Unique day trips for solo adventurers from Seoul
You’ve arrived in Seoul, toured the palaces, enjoyed the street food and maybe even sang a few K-pop songs in a noraebang. Seoul is full of life, but sometimes it can feel crowded in this vibrant city. Looking for a break? A change of scenery? A chance to see more of South Korea without having…
Day Trips From Bangkok Every Solo Traveler Must Experience
Alright, fellow solo travelers and budget explorers, let’s be honest. Bangkok is amazing. The street food, the lively markets, the temples, and the nightlife create an incredible sensory experience. But even the most seasoned backpacker sometimes needs a break from the city’s constant energy. That’s where day trips from Bangkok come in. Think of it…
The Best Social Hostels in Osaka for Foodies and Solo Travelers
Osaka is famous for its sizzling street food, neon-lit neighborhoods, and electric energy. But beyond the food stalls and markets, it’s also one of Japan’s best cities for making travel friends. Whether you’re wandering the Kuromon market in search of kushikatsu or hoping to join a group for late-night ramen, staying somewhere social can make…
Where to Stay: Best Social Hostels in Chiang Mai for Solo Travelers
Chiang Mai isn’t just Thailand’s northern gem. It’s one of the friendliest cities in Southeast Asia for solo travelers. With peaceful temples, lush jungle treks, and buzzing night markets, there’s no shortage of things to do. But what really makes the experience unforgettable is the people you meet along the way. That’s why choosing the…
Solo travelling in Korea – Be the main character in your own K-drama
Are you obsessed with Korean dramas, K-pop, or watching Korean food mukbangs on YouTube? Perhaps none of the above. But do you want to see an exciting corner of Asia with incredible history, nature, architecture and cuisine? Then solo travel in Korea is calling you! I moved to Korea alone 18 months ago, and since…
The 11 best hostels in El Nido for solo travellers, beach lovers, party animals and lovebirds
How to find the best hostels in El Nido El Nido, a beautiful place in the Philippines, is a big name amongst travellers. Backpackers from all over the world go crazy for its lush jungles, friendly locals, black limestone cliffs and blue lagoons. Its beaches are some of the best in the world with the…
Travelling alone in the Middle East: why you needn’t worry
Fascinating landscapes straight out of The Arabian Nights, bustling cities, eclectic and delicious cuisine, that wonderful sweet tea fresh from the pot, soul-warming hospitality… Travelling to the Arab countries is all this and much more. But despite this and the number of tourist attractions in this region, right now it is not one of the…
Why Women Shouldn’t Be Worried About Solo Travel to the Middle East
Fascinating landscapes straight out of Arabian Nights, buzzing cities, eclectic and delicious cuisine, sweet tea by the bucket load and hospitality that warms the soul – all this and much more awaits you when you go travelling in the Arab world. However, despite this, it’s not a popular place to visit right now, even when…
Solo Travel to Iran – Hitchhiking, Tinder and a 30-Day Marriage
True love lets nothing stand in its way. It transcends national boundaries, diplomatic animosities and cyber tyranny to bring two hearts together. This is more than mere poetic sentiments, it’s a living, breathing truth I found out for myself when I decided to travel to Iran earlier this year. Little did I know at the time…
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