I’ll start by saying that I love travelling solo. It’s convenient first of all because usually it’s difficult to find someone who wants to travel to the same places as you, at the same time, for the same length of time. It’s also convenient because when you are on your own, there is nothing to […]
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I recently listed my 5 top reasons why you should consider adding Sri Lanka to your list of Asian countries to visit. To convince you further, I thought I would share some of my favourite places from there. Some are famous and would likely make it into your itinerary, but there are few less known
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I didn’t think I would write about this so soon, but after noticing an airline specifically promoting a destination for “Instagram-seeking tourists” I couldn’t stop myself from putting together this blog immediately. It was also a moment of realization that there are handfuls of articles online contriving up lists of the most “Instagrammable” places out
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Part of my goal with this blog is to share some of my ‘hidden gems’ and places that you might not have thought about visiting before. A lot of people end up in Sri Lanka because of needing to leave India to renew their visa. But I think there are a lot of awesome reasons
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I know after my first post, most of you probably saw this coming, and I hate to disappoint, so here it is! Today I’m going to be ranting about 5 awkward myths behind the popular ‘digital nomad’ and influencer images and advertisements we see on Instagram (and social media in general). This is something I
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Campsites are in high-demand during summertime in BC. Booking one can feel impossible, especially anywhere near the Lower Mainland. On May 25, 2020, when the COVID-19-related restriction on camping was lifted, over 50,000 people logged on to the BC Parks website at 7:00 a.m. and crashed the site. This past summer I became obsessed with booking campsites.
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The whole world changed earlier this year, and as much as I’d like to think that things will eventually go back to normal, I know there’s no good way to predict when and IF that will ever happen. Though I hate using the phrase ‘new normal’ that our politicians and news anchors have drilled into
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What happens when you plan a spontaneous camping trip with your best friend? Awesome things. In the beginning of October I booked a surprisingly cheap flight to Vancouver to visit one of my best friends, Leah, who has been living there for the past few years. Funny enough, I also visited her in October of
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I spent the past two months in India, and the people I worked and lived with were utterly shocked when they first met me. I not only tolerated, but enjoyed the spicy food, the hot weather didn’t bother me (I felt cold at times actually), and I wasn’t bothered by the busy streets and traffic.
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