What is solo travel? (5)

7. Before departure, backpacking alone,
checklist summary!

 First, since the overall content of this article focuses on long-term backpacking alone, I would like to assume once again that all the contents introduced are focused on solo backpacking trips,

such as trekking for more than a month (30 days) or about 1 year, excluding short-term tourist packages. 

It also does not explain the lives of the best and lowest locals, so isn’t that common sense? You may say, but what I’m talking about here is to think of it as a checklist, considering that it is a basic thing that fits the average as a global backpacker.

In other words, don’t just imagine what you already know in your head, but make a minimum checklist so that you can already fully enjoy the trip while preparing for each trip before going on a simple trip.

It is enough to get the expected effect on the investment, so please keep in mind that this is a solo backpacking trip that you must take care of. Now, let’s present 9 basic things you should prepare before you go.

First, prepare the necessary visas or passports. Some countries may require you to obtain a visa in advance. And consider the language spoken at the destination. If you know some of the local language, it will be useful for a more detailed trip.

Second, check local medical facilities and travel insurance for emergencies such as accidents, and familiarize yourself with local cultural customs, such as stroking a small child’s head, certain behaviors
may be offensive in some countries.

Third, consider local events that are connected to the travel season. If you can experience a special festival or
event that you have to go to on purpose, it can be said that it is the icing on the cake, so choosing the right time is also an important point in creating a
detailed schedule.

Fourth, considering the basic travel budget. It is to check how much money you can spend on accommodation, transportation, and emergency funds according to the exchange rate and economic
conditions of the destination, and choose a destination that fits your budget.

Fifth, consider the weather in your area and avoid peak travel seasons. The concept of basic travel can greatly affect the weather. You will have to find a connection accordingly.

Sixth, check the safety conditions of your destination. It’s important to choose a safer place, especially if you’re traveling alone. Research the safety conditions of your destination to make sure you can stay safe during your trip.

Seventh, consider the tourist attractions such as academic and hobby activities you want. Choose a beach side area if you want to relax on the beach, including museums and galleries, or consider a
mountainous area if you want to enjoy the natural scenery.

Eighth, don’t forget that you’re all trying to eat and live, and consider the local food culture because eating is also very important.

Ninth, consider transportation to your destination, such as planes, trains, and buses. You should also refer to local short-distance transportation to save time and money. There are many other things, but if you choose a destination with these nine points in mind, it will
be a fun and useful trip!

 8. Make the best solo global backpack 

     and bucket list

 Traveling alone is a great opportunity to meet new people, experience new cultures, and rediscover yourself. Now, let’s list the basic considerations when choosing a solo backpacking destination in general.

Please refer to it when choosing a full-fledged travel destination. Above all, don’t forget that the 9 basic
points described above are prerequisites. Now, first, I will tell you about the 36 best solo backpacking destinations in the world selected by AI.

What kind of dream-like dog sounds to a person
who lives quietly and well?

If you go to one place a year, it will take 36 years, so do you mean that you should live only for the purpose of traveling for the rest of your life? You can say. Therefore, many travelers travel to neighboring countries in a group, reducing the travel period and cost.

Anyway, if you are a cheating puppy like me, a true travel enthusiast, you will work hard for 11 months to earn money, and then gladly make a one-month vacation and live your whole life enjoying
intensive travel. So, in the 20~30s, they go through Asian regions below developing countries, 

In the 40~50s, which is dignified and fashionable, planning an advanced European area, and even if you can’t go around in your 60s or older, you can build a hut on a quiet mountain or by the river, and enjoy a meditation trip of memories.

Isn’t it your life to make a unique bucket travel list that takes into consideration your physical characteristics, not to neglect preparation, and to enjoy traveling anytime, anywhere, with an attitude
that does not neglect preparation? I think.