Hi, I’m Jenny.
To travel is to live
Hi, I’m Jenny, a regular girl from Australia who can’t get enough of everything the world has to offer. This travel blog is meant to serve as a traveler’s diary where I’ll share everything about my travels and help to inspire you to begin your own extraordinary journey around the world.
Latest Posts From the Blog
How to Get a Cambodian Visa
Cambodia is an exotic country in the Southeast of Asia rich in a variety of exciting sceneries. Its neighboring countries include Thailand in the northwest, Vietnam on the east side and Laos to its north. The incredible legacy of Cambodia revolves around its firm...
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Why People Travel to the Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast conjures up images of tanned movie stars on private yachts drinking fine wines and laughing in the sunshine as they get papped from the distance. It seems like the kind of place you dream of going but never think you will actually visit. But, the...
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4 Must See Places In Southeast Asia and India
If you are traveling in Southeast Asia or India and want some fun things to do, make sure to keep reading this list. Then pick one or all and set out on a one of a kind trip that will introduce you to the best of everything that Southeast Asia has to offer. Rajasthan...
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3 Places to Travel for an Awesome Summer in Europe
In this travel guide, you’ll be heading to three beautiful cities in Europe: London, Paris and Frankfurt. They form a triangle on the map so traveling from one city to another will be easy, even by car. Here you’ll find great destinations for your trip to help you...
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5 Places to Find Family Fun in the USA
As much as I love traveling abroad, there is something to be said for spending time roaming through my motherland. The USA is teeming with adventure for people of all ages – you just need to know where to find it. Traveling with kids can be hard. Children want...
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Things to See, Do and Experience in Tanzania
What you witness in Tanzania certainly checks a ton of markers on a travel bucket list. Be it the gushing waterfalls and barren deserts, or exotic species and predators of the most lethal order; some get that feeling of danger lurking around the corner, while others...
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Philippines
… Thousands of islands for thousands of trips
They say that you can visit Philippines hundred times and still have something new to see and experience. And that is true because this country is enormous and the diversity of the natural creations is tremendous. There are two ways to travel through this country, and I chose the classical approach which means that I went on to visit some better-known locations rather than taking a random route and visiting places that may or may not have something interesting. It’s more interesting to make a trip like that which I will sometimes do in the future. My first visit I went with the more traditional route when I visited this country for the first time. The trip started with the visit to the Boracay Beach and continued with a trip to Bohol. All of that was interesting, but it couldn’t compare with the last part of this journey which took me to the wild jungle. There are a lot of small restaurants on the edge of the forest where I found some tasty and local food that you won’t be able to find in the major cities where tourists reside. Do visit this country and experience the life as it should be experienced.
Myanmar
– A Temple country
Myanmar is a beautiful little country that has several tourist locations that attract a lot of people. I’m not a tourist, and thus I will tell you all you need to know to avoid being charged as one. You can use credit cards and dollars in Myanmar, but it’s smart to stock up on the Kyat, which is a local currency as you will go to places that don’t see any tourists. I avoided big hotels because they attract tourists and the price for spending the night in one of those are huge.
Shwedagon – A must see
Myanmar has a lot of temples that are worthy of your time, but none of them can match the Shwedagon. It isn’t a tourist hotspot for nothing like it as it contains many temples at one place. This place is huge, and it’s considered as one of the oldest and the holiest sites in Myanmar.
My experience of the visit isn’t easily told in words. The gold temples of Shwedagon are something that everyone should see at one point in their lives. The experience is incredible as the size of the compound and all the gold and statues in it change the way a person thinks.
Thailand
– Beauty of the East
Everyone talks about nightlife in Thailand, especially in the capital city of Bangkok. But the city and its wonders are for tourists that have too much money and no adventurous spirit. I am not one of those people, and I decided to avoid the capital on my journey. This country is also known for its beaches and islands, and they were my ultimate goal. The city itself has its charm, but it’s not comparable with the beauty of the nature that you will experience. My trip to Thailand I started the trip in Bangkok because I came to the country with the airplane. I didn’t stay too long in the city, but the time I had was spent on sightseeing. I immediately visited seven-layer waterfall called Erawan. It’s a captivating creation of the nature that is only an hour or so away from the city. The whole park is beautiful, and I lost a big part of the day in walking around. I avoided elephant tours because I knew how cruel the handlers are to the animals. I went on to visit several beaches after that, and the highlight of the trip was the Railay beach. It’s one of the better-known locations and a bunch of activities wait for anyone with an adventurous spirit.
I LOVE TRAVELING BECAUSE…
let me count the reasons…
