Do-it-yourself travelling can either be very fun or very frustrating. One thing for sure DIY travelling is definitely less costly and more flexible. With modern technology DIY travelling is becoming easier and "getting lost" & "wasting time" are greatly reduced. Some people may find "getting lost" an essential "fun" element of DIY travelling, a memorable event. For me I prefer not to "get lost" so that the time saved could be spent on more sightseeing and more destinations.
For each of my DIY trip below I put in a great deal of effort in designing and planning the itineraries. I aimed to remove as much uncertainties as possible so that I could maximise the number of destinations and travel at a comfortable pace at affordable price.
I have only started my travel blogging in 2013 and would love to share our (my hubby and I) travel experience with friends and family. Come and Travel with us! (click on the title or picture of each DIY tour)
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Narita & Hokkaido
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Travelling has become a very addictive hobby for me and my hubby and we are looking forward to sticking more pins into the world map for the new places we will visit in the years to come. Our immediate next destination is Japan again (we can't seem to get enough of Japan). I have done much researching for this trip and found that there are many destinations in Japan that offer stunning scenery in the late spring, beautiful views that took my breath away, places that I must visit and see with my own eyes. We are looking forward to this coming Spring 2016 trip and to bring back tons of beautiful photos and videos to share with family and friends on this travel blog.
