The United Kingdom; home to traditional pubs, sheep-dotted hills and of course Her Majesty, the Queen. Whether you come for the pub crawls, the adorable countryside towns or to find that special someone with an accent like Hugh Grant or Emma Watson, this guide has you covered. England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales may be…
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The ultimate guide to backpacking Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia has quickly become a hot spot for backpackers from around the world. Travellers come from every corner of the earth to meet the friendly people, experience unique cultures, and indulge in mouthwatering food. The clear blue water, breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, and uncommon landscapes are some of the most enticing sights you’ll ever…
Discover Down Under: your guide for backpacking Australia
Australia – the backpacker’s dream destination. With stunningly rugged landscapes, once-in-a-lifetime outdoor activities, bizarre wildlife and a nation of the most down-to-earth hosts you’re ever likely to meet, it’s easy to see why. But hold up. Before you start buying cork hats and practising your best “G’day mate”, keep in mind that Australia is also…
The ultimate guide to backpacking Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka backpacking guide Backpacking Sri Lanka works best on a two-week loop of Colombo, Ella, Mirissa, Galle, Kandy and Sigiriya, with dorm beds from about EUR 6 a night and a free 30-day ETA for UK, US, Australian and many other passports since May 2026. Trains and buses link almost every stop for a few dollars….
Everything you need to know about backpacking India
From its frenetic cities to its breathtaking temples, India offers some of the most diverse travel experiences on the planet. Lazy backwaters and beaches, and stark Himalayan terrain, also feeds the wanderlust of wide-eyed backpackers. But India is a big and sometimes bewildering place, more akin to a continent than a country – and travel…
Best way to take your money abroad: A super simple break-down
So, you’ve booked your flights, sorted your visas and reserved your bed in a hostel in town – all that’s left to do is organise your finances! Taking money abroad can be a bit confusing, so here are a few things to consider to ensure you don’t get ripped off or caught short. 1. Prepaid…
Things to do in Warsaw: a local’s guide
Warsaw , the iconic Eastern European city and capital of Poland. Picturing this metropolis invokes certain images that we imagine have to do with various shades of grey, giant, faceless buildings and a WWII or Cold War vibe. This sort of gloomy reputation is not entirely unfounded, but what might surprise you is that Warsaw is…
Where to stay in Kyoto, Japan: a neighbourhood guide
The cultural heart of Japan lies in the ancient city of Kyoto. It’s here, through the veins of cobblestone streets where artisanal shops lead to historic machiya townhouses, bright vermillion torii gates, castles, zen gardens, golden pavilions, and temples. It’s here that you can get closer to understanding the Japanese way of life, there’s no better place to…
Top 11 things to do in Hanoi: Your guide to Vietnam’s capital city
Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi , is known to be one of the most ancient capitals in the world, it is high on many backpackers lists and for good reason. Beautiful colonial buildings, tasty local cuisine, the vibrant Ols Quarter and a buzzing nightlife, Hanoi won’t disappoint. Below you’ll find a list of things to do in Hanoi, including things…
A traveller’s guide to exploring Arab culture, language and traditions
I never thought the experience of travelling in the Arab world as something unique because I was born and raised in Saudi Arabia. Luckily for me, all those exotic sounding countries were right on my doorstep. It wasn’t until I became a travel blogger that I realised how much beauty and uniqueness every country in…
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