Well, I agree with you for the part of traveling in your own country first, which for my part would be Germany but I cannot go there right now, unfortunately. Instead, I am stuck in Singapore which is a fascinating city but not really the country you want to explore for months as it is too small for that. There is only so much you can do here and as a dense populated city you might develop a cabin fever sooner than in larger countries with valleys and wider areas. Hopes were high for ASEAN countries to implement travel bubbles but situation doesn't really improve, not as quick as I had hoped for anyway. I try to stay positive and explore neighborhoods and areas that I haven't been yet but at one point, I will likely be very tired. Any tips on how traveling your own country if it's a city-state? :D
Well, I agree with you for the part of traveling in your own country first, which for my part would be Germany but I cannot go there right now, unfortunately. Instead, I am stuck in Singapore which is a fascinating city but not really the country you want to explore for months as it is too small for that. There is only so much you can do here and as a dense populated city you might develop a cabin fever sooner than in larger countries with valleys and wider areas. Hopes were high for ASEAN countries to implement travel bubbles but situation doesn't really improve, not as quick as I had hoped for anyway. I try to stay positive and explore neighborhoods and areas that I haven't been yet but at one point, I will likely be very tired. Any tips on how traveling your own country if it's a city-state? :D
Hey Verena,
Singapore may not be the best place to be stuck in now as it is not large enough for one to travel for a long period of time. Hopefully, sooner or later, the country should open a bit with Malaysia and then Thailand and so on. That should allow you to travel a bit more.
Right now, I'm just gonna stick to Thailand as it is the only possible option and pretty safe all things considered. I'll just pick a less traveled region like Isaan or some hidden gems in the south and go from there. I hope you will be able to travel soon too!
Well, I agree with you for the part of traveling in your own country first, which for my part would be Germany but I cannot go there right now, unfortunately. Instead, I am stuck in Singapore which is a fascinating city but not really the country you want to explore for months as it is too small for that. There is only so much you can do here and as a dense populated city you might develop a cabin fever sooner than in larger countries with valleys and wider areas. Hopes were high for ASEAN countries to implement travel bubbles but situation doesn't really improve, not as quick as I had hoped for anyway. I try to stay positive and explore neighborhoods and areas that I haven't been yet but at one point, I will likely be very tired. Any tips on how traveling your own country if it's a city-state? :D
Hey Verena,
Singapore may not be the best place to be stuck in now as it is not large enough for one to travel for a long period of time. Hopefully, sooner or later, the country should open a bit with Malaysia and then Thailand and so on. That should allow you to travel a bit more.
Right now, I'm just gonna stick to Thailand as it is the only possible option and pretty safe all things considered. I'll just pick a less traveled region like Isaan or some hidden gems in the south and go from there. I hope you will be able to travel soon too!