Until recently, I had no idea that counting countries was such a hot topic in the travel blogging community and what a polarising issue it was. With some likening counting countries to a sort of ‘personal colonialism,’ and saying that counting countries equates to creating a ‘list of domination,’ it seems as though people are …
I went to Koh Rong for a week and ended up staying for a year. That’s how it generally works. People rock up to this undeveloped island, 25km off the coast of Cambodia, and plan to relax for a few days before continuing on to the rest of Southeast Asia. And then they stay. When …
Without a doubt, the biggest question that plagued me before I embarked on my first solo adventure 3 years ago was how will I meet people while travelling? I was so shy when it came to approaching new people that to me, the idea of being able to meet other travellers and make traveller friends was …
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For a relatively small country, England is about as packed as it could be with historical attractions and landmarks. Historical places in England include ancient places of worship, centuries old towers, and even iconic old pubs! To help you sift through it all, here’s a list of 10 things you really have to include if …
I read so many books about human rights. And when I say ‘books about human rights,’ I don’t mean so-called ‘feminist’ tomes about catcalling and manspreading (although the younger Dani read those as well). When I read books about human rights and women’s rights, I’m reading about women being sold into slavery, having their genitals cut up …
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When I decided to book a spontaneous trip to Lviv (pronounced L-veev), Western Ukraine, the only thing I was worried about was finding things to do in Lviv! However, luckily for me, there is an abundance of weird and wonderful things to do in Lviv, so much so that myself and my travel companion Nadia …
