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Life for Rent: a Song for Nomadic Soul
Lockdowned by covid just like a bird in a cage, I just wanna share with you a song that inspires me when I’m feeling lost in my life, even when it offers me too much comfort zone, full of warmth but boredom too. The first time I heard this song, it didn’t make any sound to me. Maybe that wasn’t time for me. But the second encounter really hit my head with a brick. What’s wrong with me? I listened to the lyric and slowly realized how truly it reflected my mind. “I haven’t ever really found a place that I call homeI never stick around quite long enough to…
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Road Trip By Dream: What Does Love Mean To Us?
There is a road trip to remember, there is a road trip we never forget, like Road Trip by Dream. Dream’s road trip story For most of you, Dream is a strange guy. For Minecraft video game fans, he is some of the most favorite Youtuber, primarily well-known for his viral Minecraft videos. The American content creator (his real name is Clay by the way) owns a super hot youtube channel “Dream”, which has attracted 23.7 million subscribers so far. That’s a BIG number if you’re familiar with Youtube, and this year, he launched another channel, “Dream Music.” And guess what? “Roadtrip” is his debut single. Listen now and enjoy…
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21 Marvelous Benefits of Becoming A Digital Nomad
The era of digital nomad is coming. Stay sharp! How does Covid pandemic change our life? I don’t know exactly how billions of people are impacted by the worldwide disease, but it changes COMPLETELY the way we live. The new waves of Covid come one after one, and all experts sadly admit: we have to live with it like seasonal flu, and it soon becomes a part of human history. For now, it’s a massive pandemic, it strikes us hard, but like most of the pivotal events in our life, it forces us to sit down and think about what’s our most priority in our lifetime and pursue it right here…
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2020 Review: A Round-Up for My Goals, Travels, Life and Work
(First published on January 26th; Last Updated on February 16th) So 2020, wow, it is such a tough year for most of us, itchy feet stung by travel bugs. But to look back, I feel so lucky that at time of writing this piece, I stay here in Vietnam, a “free country” during covid pandemic. You may get shock to see an ocean of people marching on their cars, motorbikes or whatever to see 15-minute firework performance to celebrate the new year (I took a night bus with two friends – my girl friend included – and we experienced 2-hour delay to say “happy new year” in a remote cape…
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2021 Resolutions, Goals & Travels Plans
New Year’s Resolutions should be much more than some novelty pledge to get good shape in three or six months. This is our life. After my 2020 recap, it’s now the best time to look towards 2021 and make a plan for what I want to achieve with my year coming. Every year passes and you will never get it back, so it is a one-shot chance to chase our dreams. I don’t want to waste it, and neither should you. 2020 was tough for most of us, but instead of feeling sorry for ourselves, let’s take advantage of that energy to make 2021 great, a watershed year where you crystallise…
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How to Love Travel, Again
Have you ever thought you will stop travelling? In spite of starting with an inspring dream “travel the world”, but recently you’ve been likely to be fed up with journeys, you rush on a bus to a new destination but your mind is away, your heart is not full and your thought is confusing “why I don’t feel satisfied, what’s wrong with me”. I was. Well, truth to be told, sometimes I just wanted to settle down, 9-5 jobs, earn for living, read books and enjoy my weekends on some coffee. But then I was confused and my heart was eager to be put on road again. I was stuck…
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5 Reasons To Trek Ba Den Mountain
Many travelers miss to trek Ba Den mountain while it is a must-try experience when you’re in HCMc. Here is the reasons: 1. Location Ba Den mountain is such a popular trekking site among Saigon citizens. The young usually spend the weekend climbing the peak. It’s very close to HCMc, only 90 km on highway. At average speed of 50 km/h, it takes 2 hours to reach the foot of the mountain. Due to the short range, you can take your time to climb up and down within a day or join a night trek and get down day after. (It shares the same direction with Cu Chi tunnel so…
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Travelers I met in Laos
What makes your trips memorable? Adventures, Food, Attractions or People? For me, it’s people who I met in Laos fatefully inspiring me to travel more and more by their stories. Willfrid A traveler from French, who visited New Zealand as working holiday visa, which I’m aiming for. He told us his story. He loved soccer, and premier league was his favorite, so he wanted to learn English. And then he applied for working holiday visa of New Zealand. Landing on a strange country with no English, but after 6 months making efforts to learn day by day, he could finally well communicate with local people then deciding to extend visa for 6 months…
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1001 Excuses to Travel: The Only Reason to Stop You Travelling Is… You
A trip around the world is definitely an awesome experience but someones of us reject the idea with common excuses to travel. Though I am a solo traveler, sometimes I still invite my friends to travel with me when they confide that the the rat race ruins their life, and they are not actually living but existing, which is a inevitable bridge to hell, and they just want to hit “escape” button. However, all I receive are just excuses below: 1. Study – “I love travelling, but university is my dream, so, thanks” It may sound crazy but I know some bloggers study to travel. They learn hard, try to score…
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5 Reasons to Travel Laos
Back from the memorable trip across mountainous country, to my best recollection, I can list 5 reasons to travel Laos. If you love these ones, why not arrange to make a trip to the heaven destination. Live slowly This the number one of reasons to travel Laos. If you’re drown in 9-5 lifestyle, you will love it – the country of slow pace. In the morning, when it must be time to get up and prepare to work, local people still remain sleeping. The first morning we visited Vientiane and thought it should be a little bit crowded, well, just few people appears and it was hard for us to ask…
