When you hear Southeast Asia, you often think of backpackers. The region is known as the backpacking hub and is often the recommended destination for travelers looking to experience backpacking. But is it truly worth it? Is a Southeast Asia backpacking trip worth uprooting your life for? No sugar coating here- It 100% is! Here is why:
Backpacking in Southeast Asia quite literarily was a life-changing trip for me. This trip was meaningful not just because of all the things I saw, the food I ate, and the bucket list items I checked off, but rather the lessons I learned during the experience. In fact, after leaving the region, I felt like I had found the secret sauce to a meaningful, purposeful, and happier life. Here are three important lessons I learned and how they created the formula for a better life.
As it stands, Vietnam is one of my favorite countries in the world. The country is host to stunning landscapes, rich cultures, moving history, and amazing people. It may appear small on a world map, but Vietnam requires no less than 3 weeks to experience it fully. Here is the your ultimate south to north 3 week Vietnam itinerary.
Until you take a gap year, you don’t realize how precious the combination of time and freedom are. We all have time, but for most of our adult lives, that time doesn’t always feel like it's fully ours. 365 days after my first gap year, here is everything I've learned and why I believe gap years are so beneficial!
In 2020 I set out to backpack around Southeast Asia for 4-5 months. Though my trip was cut short (due to COVID-19) I learned so much about what makes a great backpacking trip. Here are 13 crucial tips that will help enhance your backpacking experience.
In 2019, I made a bold life move when I decided to quit my job in order to backpack across the Southeast Asia region. The move was the most bold thing I have done in my life so far to date. Here is a look inside my mind as to why I decided to do this.