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Welcome to my blog, where I, Liv, a young solo female traveler, invite you to embark on a journey filled with wanderlust and adventure. Join me as I share my experiences, insights, and tips on travel, lifestyle, and well-being, aiming to ignite inspiration and spark your own adventures.


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The Downsides of Traveling as a Solo Female
As much as I advocate for how safe and comfortable solo female travel can be, there are also downsides and unfortunate realities that sometimes come with it. While I wholeheartedly believe that solo female travel is not only doable but also incredibly rewarding, it’s important to acknowledge the challenges and risks that exist. I’ve had…
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Finding Family on the Road: My Life-Changing Stay at Wonderland Siquijor
Long-term travel is an adventure, but it can also be exhausting—constantly meeting new people, moving from place to place, and searching for comfort in unfamiliar spaces. Not every destination or hostel offers a true sense of home and community, but my time at Wonderland Siquijor was a beautiful reminder that it’s the people who make…
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Why Port Barton Is the Most Underrated Destination in the Philippines
When traveling in the Philippines, the sheer number of islands, towns, and beaches to explore can be overwhelming. With over 7,000 islands, it’s virtually impossible to see everything in one trip, or even try and explore the entirety of one region. Getting around the country requires either booking multiple flights, which can be very expensive,…
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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Palawan (2-Week Itinerary)
If you’re planning a trip to the Philippines, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of Palawan. It’s one of the country’s most famous islands, and for a reason. Picture this: towering limestone cliffs, crystal-clear blue waters, stretches of white sand beaches, and the ultimate tropical vibes. Palawan is the epitome of a picture-perfect island escape.…
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What It’s Like to Travel the World as an American
As a full-time backpacker from the United States who has traveled to over 30 countries and hundreds of cities, islands, and villages, I’ve encountered a mix of reactions, conversations, and stereotypes about being an American. Some of these experiences have been extremely eye-opening, others more frustrating, and some just downright funny. I’m incredibly grateful for…
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