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Jame Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Royal Mosque, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei-Darussalam
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Backpacking Brunei – How to Travel Borneo’s Green Heart (On A Budget)

So you are planning on backpacking Brunei, the small kingdom with more than 600 years of history on the island of Borneo, East of the Malay peninsula and Singapore, and Southwest of the Philippines? Let's adjust our expectations, shall we: Brunei-Darussalam

by Carola Bieniek
2018-05-13
Brunei-Darussalam, Featured, Guides
Carola walking towards Omar Ali Saifuddien National Mosque, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei-Darussalam
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#discoverbrunei: Cheap or Free Things To Do In Brunei

The official Brunei tourism logo sports the slogan “The Green Heart of Borneo.” That pretty much sums up the main draw of the country. As I laid out in my post on backpacking Brunei, it’s never going to be a

by Carola Bieniek
2018-05-13
Brunei-Darussalam, Guides
Booking.com visual
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10 things you didn’t know about accommodation booking with Booking.com

For years, I had been booking my accommodation strictly via hostel websites (directly via links I found on Google maps and via the portals hostelbookers, hostelworld, and Hostelling International's own hihostels.com). Then, I was approached by Booking.com to write about their

by Carola Bieniek
2018-04-03
Accommodation Reviews, Featured, Web tools
My dorm bed at the Fauzi Azar Inn, Nazareth, Israel (2017-02-03)
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Backpacking Basics: Booking & Staying In A Hostel (Even If You’re Not A Backpacker)

Whether it’s your first backpacking trip during a gap year or you’re a seasoned solo traveler - staying in a hostel is not just a way to save money while traveling but also an opportunity to meet people and get local

by Carola Bieniek
2018-03-23
Accommodation Reviews, Featured, Travel Advice
What is it really like to visit the mountain gorillas in Africa? I went to Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to find out. It's a once in a lifetime experience bound to make your heart beat even years later. #mountaingorillas #gorillatrekking
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Visiting the Gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest NP, Uganda

Here's a look back into my travel diaries: In 2012, I had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit the gorillas in Africa. I once saw a monkey - Gorilla Trekking in Uganda I was not going to see the gorillas. I was not

by Carola Bieniek
2017-12-24
Africa 360°, Featured, Tour Reviews, Uganda
No shoes (well, not too many...) and other indispensible packing tips for nomad travelers
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50+ Of My Best Packing Tips for Nomad Travel

So you’re going to travel long-term? Maybe you’ll take a round-the-world trip for a year, or you’ll start your digital nomad adventure. But you have no idea how you’ll be able to live out of a backpack or suitcase for

by Carola Bieniek
2017-12-09
Featured, Personal stories, Travel Advice
Ta Dumbong, Battambang, Cambodia (2017-04-23)
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Five Things To Do In Battambang, Cambodia

Battambang is a sprawling town of about 200,000 on the Sangkae River, about 70 km West of Siem Reap. While the highlight of my visit was without a doubt my tour of Phnom Sampov, there are a few other reasons

by Carola Bieniek
2017-06-24
Cambodia
Dome of the Rock on Temple Mount, Jerusalem, Israel (2017-01-11)
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A traveler’s introduction to Israel and Palestine

Even combined, Israel and Palestine with the Westbank and Gaza do not cover a large area of land. Barely 500 km lie between the southern city Eilat at the Red Sea, and the northernmost point, Mount Hermon. The Dead Sea at

by Carola Bieniek
2017-04-20
Featured, Israel, Palestine
Looking from Eilat at Aquaba across the water, Israel / Jordan (2016-12-30)
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Crossing the southern land border from Jordan to Israel (Aqaba to Eilat)

I have received a bunch of questions about this one. So here's a quick write-up about how to cross the southern-most Jordan-to-Israel land border. If you're arriving from Petra (Wadi Musa), you'll probably go to the bus station in downtown Aqaba. While

by Carola Bieniek
2017-01-24
Israel, Jordan, Transport
Walking through the Siq in Petra towards the Treasury, Jordan (2016-12-26)
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Traveling from Israel to Jordan over land (and without pre-arranged visa)

When I flew to Israel, it was with the intention to also jump across the border into Jordan to finally see the mystical town of Petra. Plus, I figured it would be cheaper to spend Christmas and New Year there. A few hours

by Carola Bieniek
2017-01-02
Israel, Jordan, Transport, Visa

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