female travel
The girl's guide to all things travel; optimal itineraries, recommendations and more for solo female travel and group trips alike.
I left Hungary with one suitcase and never looked back
I never liked Debrecen. Sorry, but it's true. I borned there,raised,studied,lived there ,but.... It's a city in the middle of nowhere. The Great Hungarian Plain - Alföld. Flat. No hills,no sea,no river,no lake . Nothing.
By Ildiko Edit Tothabout 14 hours ago in Wander
Where The Day Meets the Bay
Abstract This visual research article examines a personal photographic record of sunsets observed across Tagoloan and Cagayan de Oro in Misamis Oriental. The collection was assembled during the author’s first year in the province after arriving on 13 December 2025 for an assignment as a Consultant Document Controller on a major infrastructure project. Using repeated, place-based observation and visual description, the article considers how sunset changes the perception of six environments: Paco Beach in Barangay Gracia, Poblacion in Tagoloan, the Mindanao Container Terminal area, Puerto, the Cagayan de Oro Coastal Road, and Malaiba in Barangay Casinglot. The images reveal a recurring relationship among sky, water, industry, settlement, and movement. Rather than presenting a controlled atmospheric-science study, the work is framed as reflective visual inquiry: a documented encounter with place, supported by geographic and coastal context. The central finding is that sunset is not merely a scenic background. It becomes a daily lens through which working landscapes, shorelines, roads, and communities can be seen as one connected regional environment.
By Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.a day ago in Wander
Beyond the City: A Highland Visit to Hiraya Farm Escape
On April 9, 2026 , during the Philippine holiday commemorating Day of Valor , our Consultant Team traded our usual workday surroundings for the cool highlands of Claveria, Misamis Oriental. Our destination was Hiraya Farm Escape , a countryside leisure and adventure destination in Claveria.
By Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.a day ago in Wander
Tomb Raider Baddie
Donning clothing for the unknown, I prepare for an adventure that is "woman's work" because no man can get caught trying to search for flowers. Too feminine and flowers with magical petals are ridiculous. There is a misty forest to check it out. Probably sent here with my male colleagues thinking I'll get lost, but I press on telling myself I can figure it out. There is apparently a specific genie magnolia that if you write your wish on a petal and set it afloat in water, it will grant the wish. If it is out there I will definitely wish to be taken seriously at work. Too many women have dug or ventured through caves because they were small enough and made discoveries the men take credit for.
By Seashell Harpspring 3 days ago in Wander
Travel Is a Challenge We Choose
“Wherever you go becomes a part of you somehow.” I spent much of my 20s learning emotional regulation and coping skills. I was a little late to the game when it came to learning these skills. I was homeschooled for 11 years and escaped my enmeshed family when I was 21. I’ve been living on my own ever since.
By Leigh Victoria Phan, MS, MFA9 days ago in Wander
Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Honorable Mention in Twenty-Four Hours Challenge.
Twenty Four Hours - The Prompt: What's the perfect way to spend twenty-four hours somewhere you know well? Take us along. Every place has its hidden favorites. The coffee shop with the perfect morning order, the view worth staying for until sunset, or the shortcut that somehow makes every trip better. For this challenge, take us through the perfect twenty-four hours in a place you know well. It could be your hometown, the city you live in now, or somewhere you return to again and again. Show us what makes this day special by taking us from one stop to the next. Share the moments, places, and little details that make this experience feel like it could only happen there.
By Denise E Lindquist2 months ago in Wander
A Day in Tbilisi, Georgia. Winner in Twenty-Four Hours Challenge. Top Story - September 2026.
Hello my dear friend, I am so excited you will be visiting me in Tbilisi! It's too bad it's just a 24-hour layover but I am happy to host you and show you the city I came to love so much. I promise to make this day enjoyable and educational for you.
By Lana V Lynx2 months ago in Wander
Bruny Island Adventure. Honorable Mention in Twenty-Four Hours Challenge.
Bruny Island is one of those little gems that you only know about if you go looking for it. To get here, you fly into Hobart Airport, probably via Sydney or Brisbane if you're not coming from the Mainland (or North Island, as the locals call it). The next step is to hire a car, drive about an hour to the Bruny Island Ferry, and spend about 20-30 minutes on said Ferry.
By Natasja Rose2 months ago in Wander
Finland and Sweden are connected by train again
After a life-long of flying and making airports pretty much my second home, I now believe that air travel has become increasingly uncomfortable and utterly frustrating. If you have been a traveller for a while, I am sure you will agree. Lately, more travellers are choosing slower, greener alternatives which offer a more relaxed and enjoyable journey than flying.
By Susan Fourtané 2 months ago in Wander
