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In This Post... 3 Reasons Why I Was Skeptical About Thailand (& why I was wrong) 1) Skeptical about Thailand –  It is Easy  Why I was wrong 2) Skeptical about Thailand – Everyone has been to there Why I was wrong 3) Skeptical about Thailand – The food is Amazing Why I was wrong Still Skeptical About Thailand? Related articles across the web 3 Reasons Why I Was Skeptical About Thailand (& why I was wrong) I constantly preach that you should make up your own mind about experiences and places you visit. So why did I let other people’s impressions of Thailand sway me so much? For years now I have heard nothing but great things about Thailand – the food, the friendly people, the low-cost, the easy life etc.. and for years now I have put off visiting this incredibly popular backpacking destination. So why did I have such little desire to visit such a seemingly amazing place? In short, for all those positive reasons that everyone wouldn’t...

Bali is supposed to be one of the hottest islands in the world. Many of them, out there are working pretty hard to save for their trip to this alluring island! However, believe me, when I say, you can do it on a budget. Table of Contents 1 Budget-Friendly Bali Trip – Cost breakdown and more 2 Where to stay in Bali? 3 How to commute within Bali? 4 Bali restaurant prices 5 Expense on Alcohol in Bali 6 Gym cost in Bali 7 Laundry cost in Bali 8 Grocery cost in Bali 9 Free activities to do in Bali 10 Waterfalls in Bali Budget-Friendly Bali Trip – Cost breakdown and more Tah and I stayed in Bali for 60 days and trust me it is actually cheaper if you stay for a longer time in Bali than for a short stay. Most if the travelers live in Bali for a long duration as there are stunning places you can see without burning your wallet! Where to stay in Bali? The most welcoming thing about Bali accommodations is that you have plenty to ...

Which city in Korea is the best city for you? When moving to a new country, people sometimes forget the importance of one’s location. With the help of bloggers and friends from all over the country, I’ve compiled a line-up of ten cities around South Korea to give much-needed insight for those looking to move to the country for work. In this post, you’ll be able to compare population, geographic distance, upsides and downsides, and see what the city has to offer through visuals and text.  Almost all the people who contributed to this article have lived in their respective cities for more than one year and can attest to the actual benefits of living in said-cities. ( Note: this is a small sample of all the cities you could potentially could end up in if teaching abroad in Korea but it’s a good place to start!) Find more about Seoul, Cheonan, Daejeon, Jeonju, and Daegu! Want more of Scott Herder’s incredible time lapses of Seoul? Click here! POPULAR A...