solo travel
You've got somewhere to go, but no one to go with; solo travel is the nexus of independence and opportunity.
Living Once Again in The Countryside of Colombia: Jericó
I have been living in the small pueblo of Jericó, Colombia, for the past week. How long will I be here? I have no idea.
sara burdickPublished 2 months ago in Wander5 Things To Know Before You Go On A Cruise
Hopefully you’ve seen my previous article about why you should go on a cruise and are now very excited about potentially booking one! This follow up article includes tips and things to keep in mind both before you book the cruise and when you're on board. These are a few things I wish I knew before my first cruise.
Shanice HarrisonPublished 2 months ago in WanderUnusual & Exciting Adventures for Adults Sick of Visiting the Zoo
Are you searching for something to do that doesn’t involve monkeys and giraffes, laser tag, or mini golf? Kids love visiting zoos, aquariums, fun centers, and the like, but underwhelmed adults may yearn for more excitement, for a change of pace for once. The world has unlimited activities and attractions suited to every personality. The following atypical adventures are sure to cure your need for excitement.
True Crime WriterPublished 2 months ago in WanderMarch Weather at Niagara Falls: Navigating Nature's Transition
Greetings, intrepid traveler! If you're gearing up for a March escapade to Niagara Falls, prepare yourself for an immersive journey through a weather tapestry that delicately weaves winter's adieu with the burgeoning warmth of spring.
Ahmedur RahmanPublished 2 months ago in WanderWhat is a Backpacker?
After solo traveling these past few months, a question keeps resurfacing in my mind with more travelers I meet. What is a backpacker? When I ask this I mean what are the qualifying factors to be able to identify yourself as a backpacker. Before I tell you what the internet told me, I’ll tell you what I think about when I think about being a backpacker.
Rilee AreyPublished 2 months ago in WanderHow to not get eaten by a bear
Note: this is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual individuals or events is entirely the fault of that individual.
Jill Harper-JuddPublished 2 months ago in WanderThe Deadliest Garden Ever
When one walks into a garden, admiring the blissful beauty of nature, lush green leaves and the plethora of colorful petals, one does not bother about fatal accidents or poisonous poppies. However, there exists one such garden which has made these poisonous plants its center of attraction.
Faizan GulPublished 2 months ago in Wander"Journey of Reflection"
Embarking on my first solo journey from the warmth of my home to the unknown city where my university awaits, the early morning chill and the thick fog enveloping the landscape create a surreal setting. The cold, foggy morning of winter sets the stage for a transformative experience—one that not only tests my independence but also offers a profound opportunity for self-reflection.
urooj fatimaPublished 3 months ago in Wander7 Reasons to Visit India
Hi readers, I hope this blog finds you well. Before starting with the content a token of apology from my side I was not available to give you any content in writing for many months.
Shaubhagya kumarPublished 3 months ago in WanderJapan's Abandoned Homes: Offering Free Housing Opportunities
Japan is known for its high cost of living and expensive real estate market. However, in recent years, there has been a growing trend of free houses in Japan.
Melania J.L.Published 3 months ago in WanderThe Top 10 Safest Countries to Call Home
In a world that is constantly changing and facing various challenges, finding a safe and secure place to call home is a top priority for many people.
Melania J.L.Published 3 months ago in WanderA Mesmerizing Trek: Tsum Valley and Manaslu Circuit Unveiled
Heading on a journey to the enchanting Tsum Valley with the Manaslu Circuit Trek is an invitation to explore the hidden treasures nestled in the Himalayan embrace. This remarkable adventure promises not only awe-inspiring landscapes and challenging trails but also an immersive experience into the rich cultural tapestry of the Tsum Valley and the surrounding Manaslu region. Join us on a 1000-word exploration of this captivating trek.
Avishek khadkaPublished 3 months ago in Wander