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Kilimanjaro is very safe and enjoyable mountain for climbing.... For more information about Kilimanjaro trekking visit our website: www.uphilltreks.com . . #climbedtothetop #uhurupeak #Kilimanjaro #familytravel #couplestravel #bacpacker #solotravel #solohike #solohiking #solobackpackers #soloadventures #natural #natgeotravel #naturalutah #Colorado #mountelbrus #masaimarasafari #serengeti #goproeverything #girlsmountain #holiday #hikecouple #honeymoon #uphilltreks #destinflorida https://www.instagram.com/p/B1bbx5njRme/?igshid=xbiwk261dyc0

[mangruben]

Miss ko nang maghabol sa last trip ng bus, sumakay sa habal-habal ng halos apat na oras, tumambay sa airport habang nanghihintay ng flight.

Miss ko na magbiahe, matulog sa biahe, makipag-kwentuhan sa makakatabi sa biahe.

Soon, makakapag-status na tayo ng OFF TO SOMEWHERE! Sa ngayon, practice lang muna!

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Unexplored hills💚⛰️ . . #travel #wanderlust #adventuretreks #rooftopphotography #hillsarecalling #greenlove #greenlove💚 #naturelove #munnarhills #munnar #munnartourism #unexploredhills #unexploredplaces #naturevideo #natureviews #scenery #solotravel #solotrip #solotraveller #solobackpacker #freesoloing #raiseyourspirits #raiseyourflag #intothewild #intothewildmovie #farfromhome #farfromsociety #quarantinetravelmemories (at Munnar,kerela) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-2qk1tnxQu/?igshid=4k2w6tdfyw8w

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Back from a trip to the Buffalo River Area in Arkansas... amazing beauty! This is Big Bluff Overlook, and the view was breathtaking! #hiking #backpacking #getoutside #getoutdoors #explore #wanderlust #arkansas #buffaloriver #camping #ouachitanationalforest #ponca #adventure #solobackpacking #nature #naturephotography #nationalriver #beautiful #youtube #youtuber #paleohikermd https://www.instagram.com/p/B9SpxbwBQt0/?igshid=fjnp5qbtcbgk

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L’été19 - Day 4.0: started day 4 with the Free Budapest Walking Tour with the pogi tour guide David T. (hahaha ayan para dumami likes 😅) we covered at least 50% of tourist spots on both sides of the Danube river for almost 3 hours, quota agad kaya marami pa ako nabisita during my 4-day stay in Budapest 😍 sites visited are St. Stephen’s Basilica, Academy of Hungarian Sciences, Chain Bridge, Matthias Church, Fisherman Bastion 😘 i really love Budapest, Hungary 🇭🇺 food is cheaper kasi compared to other european countries 😘 #amazingadventuresofbeaujethro #budapest #hungary #hungryinhungary #ilovebudapest #illbeback #budapestfreewalkingtour #freewalkingtour #walkingtour #walking #summer #vacation #summer2019 #danube #solotravel #solobackpacker (at Budapest, Hungary) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2UtlGoCoAa/?igshid=11v35wix2fv38

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New vid follow link in bio Missy heads out solo in 4k https://youtu.be/-eYzqIXXpz4 #girl #woman #solo #solohike #girlssolohike #girlswhohike #solobackpacking #womansolobackpacking #backpacking #hiking #camping (at Wildcat Hollow) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4cqekQloWO/?igshid=1dftz2fstqyip

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Looking for solo travel adventures? my backpacking trips have taken me around 4 continents so far! check out my blog planetofadventures.com for inspiration!

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10 reasons why I love India

Last December, I ventured my solo backpacking to India for a month. I couldn’t believe it’s already April! My trip felt like ages ago. I’ve always wanted to visit India, but it wasn’t until I moved to Australia to finally give it a go. I read so many blogs over the years, mostly about female travelling alone. I did get mixed  reactions from my family and friends when I told them about my trip. India is considered as the most dangerous country for women. I feel safe the whole time travelling mostly alone in ten cities and seven states. I have no words how incredible India is. It’s overwhelming with over one billion populations and each state is unique and different.The culture, colour, food, diversity, religion and people blew me away. It’s a wonderful country to visit. If you’re planning to go, do it!

1. It’s cheap! I stayed in hostels, spent less than $20-$25 a day for foods sometimes more if I feel like eating Western food, shopping and eating non stop even the hotel accommodation is affordable. I’m still dreaming of Amritsari kulcha and chole!

2. FOOD!!! 

Days before my trip my host family took me to an Indian restaurant. My first Indian food ever! I had no idea what thali or dhal were. I was clueless. I had my first thali in Amritsar. Before I know it, I’m stuffing myself with samosa, lassi, go to the nearest shop to get jalebi, licking my fingers clean from eating delicious curries. In less than 24 hours I was obsessed! 

3. Witnessing the Aarti ceremony, life, death and rebirth in Varanasi

Varanasi is such a unique and fascinating place. It’s the oldest city in India. A walk along the Ganges river will take you to a different world from the 24 hour cremation, religious ceremonies, animals and people bathing, washing clothes, scattering ashes, baptism in the holy river all at the same time. The scene was mind blowing. Monkeys and cows everywhere and many more. We rented a boat to watch the evening Aarti traditional spiritual ceremony. On my last day, I rented a boat in a very peaceful and misty morning happily taking it all in. It’s one of the highlights of my trip.

4. The majestic Taj Mahal

When my sister and I made it on the top of Huayna Picchu mountain, we couldn’t see the Machu Picchu because it was covered in fog. I had a similar experience with the Taj Mahal. Just like in the Machu Picchu, seeing the fog drifts away and finally seeing the beautiful marble mausoleum was everything I wanted it to be. It was magical and even more special because it was built for love. 

5. Wagah border ceremony

The border closing ceremony between India and Pakistan was unbelievable and bizarre at the same time. A great display of patriotism! I found a video on YouTube before and during the ceremony. It was so much fun! 

6. Rajasthan Forts and Kingdoms

Rajasthan is the land of maharajas, forts, tigers and kingdoms. I spent two weeks exploring the cities of Jaipur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur. 

Jaipur

My first stop was in Jaipur also known as the “pink city.” When I think of Jaipur, first thing comes to my mind was me being miserable and sick on my birthday. I was in Jaipur when I got hit with a very nasty “Delhi belly” a stomach flu suffered by visitors to India. I was in bed for two days. I still got the chance to see a little bit of the city, the famous Hawa Mahal and the Amber fort. 

Udaipur

Udaipur is also known as the “city of lakes,” “Venice of India,” and “romantic city.” It’s vibrant, laid back, walkable and picturesque. I couldn’t be happier to finally find a “real coffee” ever since arriving in India. My friend from Delhi joined me and we celebrated the new year watching fireworks in the rooftop. We spent our time browsing the market stalls, hanging out in the lake drinking chai tea, took a boat ride and admiring the architecture and street arts. It’s definitely one of my favourite cities!

Jaisalmer “golden city”

Jaisalmer wasn’t part of my itinerary. A lot of people recommended the dessert safari package. I didn’t like the idea of a camel ride, so I chose to walk with my friendly camel. Our tour guide made the most delicious dinner and we gathered around the fire listening to the stories about life in the village. Sleeping in the desert under the blanket of stars was breathtaking!

Jodhpur “blue city”

I enjoyed my early morning stroll in the narrow streets of the blue city, eating my way through the old city market and the clock tower. 

7. Golden Temple in Amritsar

Amritsar is the holy city of the Sikh religion. The stunning Harmandir Sahib or the golden temple is the number one place to visit. It’s open 24 hours a day.  Langar is a community kitchen open everyday serving free food to over 100,000 visitors per day. Hundreds of volunteers serve wholeheartedly day and night. Such a dedication and faith. I don’t know what it is, but with thousands of devotees visiting, it’s so calming and peaceful inside.  

8. Rail journeys

I fell in love with train journeys when I was backpacking in Europe. The bustle of Indian railways is one of a kind. It’s nerve wracking, chaotic, fun and exhausting. I booked all the classes from first to the cheapest class, second seating. It was interesting.. I love waking up in the chant of “chaiiiiiiii” If you are going on a long journey, avoid drinking a lot of water unless you’re brave enough to use the toilet. I also took the overnight bus a few times that was a different experience. Delhi to Varanasi took over 14 hours. There are many options to travel around India depends on your budget. Train journeys are my favourite. 

9. The art of Masala Chai tea

Chai tea is an integral part of Indian culture. Chai wallahs (tea vendors) are everywhere in the streets of India. I couldn’t help but stop and watch the tea vendors expertly pouring tea from cups to cups. I’m a coffee person, but I came to love masala tea and the aromatic spices. 

10. The people. The best part of my trip is hands down the people I’ve met along the way. I meet a family of twenty; cousins, grandparents, uncles and aunts travelling together. They’re warm, friendly and they look after me the whole trip in my long train journeys. I will never forget the women in the village standing tall and beautiful in their colourful sarees carrying pots filled with water. They’re bold and self sufficient. People in the slums of Mumbai welcoming us to their homes, tea vendors sharing words of wisdom, bunch of 20 something guys talking about the past, present and future of India - their future and more. No photos just memories that I can go back to over and over again. There’s no way I could share that feeling. I had no idea I fell in love with the country so much!

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Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan

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[mangruben]

VISITED 16 PROVINCES AND 4 LONE CITIES IN MINDANAO LAST 2019! 💪🏽

JULY:

📍Agusan Del Norte

📍Agusan Del Sur

📍Surigao Del Norte

SEPTEMBER:

📍Davao City

📍General Santos City

📍North Cotabato

📍Sarangani

📍South Cotabato

📍Sultan Kudarat

📍Cotabato City

📍Maguindanao

OCTOBER:

📍Zamboanga Del Norte

📍Zamboanga Del Sur

📍Zamboanga Sibugay

📍Zamboanga City

📍Basilan

NOVEMBER:

📍Davao City

📍Island Garden City of Samal

📍Bukidnon

📍Surigao Del Sur

📍Compostela Valley

Why Mindanao? WHY NOT!

#MindaWOW #MindaNOW

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The popular #local food place in the center of Dadaocheng at #lunch time. #🇹🇼 #taiwan #đàiloan #taipei #đàibắc #datongdistrict #đạiđồng #dadaocheng #yonglemarket #peopledaily #lunchtime #localfoods #budgettravelling #solobackpacker #exploreculture (at 永樂布業批發商場 Yongle Fabric Market) https://www.instagram.com/p/Br7aMlHALsM/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1hvqys25p2o1n

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Big Pine North Fork Lakes & Palisades Glacier Trail: One dude, two nights, three days, 24 miles, & 6,000’ elevation gain (up to glacier at 12,500’) 🥳 . Unusually warm. Full moon out early. Very few backpackers (until Saturday). Blue lakes. Brown lakes. Yellow aspens almost red. Grey boulders. Black coffee. Hot ramen. (C)old glacier. Sore legs. Happy heart. . Will share the aspens in a separate post 😍 . #DontTakeNatureForGranite #Perspective #RocksSoHard #SoInTents #NeverAdmitDaFeet #TrailDustInTheWind #CarryOnMyWaywardSun #SoloBackpacker #JourneyNotDestination #ButThisPlaceIsAmazeballz #BigPineLakes #BigPineNorthFork #PalisadesGlacier #SecondLake #FifthLake #InyoNationalForest #EasternSierra #EasternSierraNevada #Backpacking #Camping #NorCal https://www.instagram.com/p/Cj_yUZwp-pN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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