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Time flies so fast. It feels like it was only yesterday when I started planning on being back on the road. And I couldn’t even believe that I’m on my 9th month already travelling around Southeast Asia while teaching myself how to be location independent through online ventures. A year ago, I was clueless on [...]
Here’s the 2nd Part of A Year of Learning. This is a compilation of the realizations and learning of our fellow Nomads interviewed by Flip for the Meet the Nomads section. “That people are the best thing about a place, not the monuments and sights – it really hit us a few years ago when we were [...]
As we welcome 2012 a couple of days from now, I’d like to share with you the learning and realization that our fellow nomads had in their travels. For those who are new with my Meet the Nomads segment, it’s an interview section in FlipNomad wherein I feature different traveller from different countries and among [...]
Jerick’s blog shows everyone that you don’t need to quit your job to see the world. Especially if you’re job is something that you really love doing. Jerick aims to set foot on 25 countries before he turns 25 while keeping his job which I find really amazing because he could maintain a balance between [...]
We took a package tour from Yogyakarta (via Mt. Bromo) to Bali to be able to save time since we’re travelling with our friends who were on vacation. We figured that it would be more convenient with them if we didn’t DIY the whole trip. There are lots of travel agencies in Gang I and [...]
There are a variety of ways on how to go to Bali from Yogyakarta. You could commute to Probolinggo and take the ferry to Bali or alternatively you could book a package thru one of the travel agencies in Yogyakarta which I find very convenient. Average cost that I saw was around 230-250,000 Rupiah. Alternatively, [...]
Travel Up by Kara Santos is one of the newest blogs that I’ve been checking out lately. Kara writes about her various travels in the Philippines and other countries. Kara would probably be one of the most travelled Filipinas that I know, having travelled from Sagada to Sulu. Her blog will definitely take you to [...]
This is my first time in Indonesia and I didn’t know what to expect when I landed to Jakarta from Kota Kinabalu last October 16. We waited in the airport for approximately eight hours for our flight to Yogyakarta and what we did was stayed in the airport observing everything that’s going on. We landed [...]
I was in Malaysia, specifically Penang, Genting and Kota Kinabalu for almost a month and the price of accommodation (especially in Kota Kinabalu) is a big jump compare to Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia. It was refreshing to see other parts of Malaysia other than Kuala Lumpur. I realized that there’s so much to see [...]
Roy is our tribe leader in an online organization. I met him (online) through another Filipino Travel Blogger, Graciel of Pinay on the Move. I’ve been checking out his blog from time to time and reads about his adventures. But what keeps me hooked is his sketches. I find them really nice and entertaining. Roy [...]
