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If you’ve ever travelled by yourself you’ll know how exciting and liberating it is. Just you, your backpack and the open road.
Now, while we’re not sure about ‘finding yourself,’ there are a lot of other things you will find when you take a leap into the unknown.
For starters, you can tick off the likes of these.
Particularly if you’re female. Aren’t you scared? What if you get kidnapped? Can you not get a sinner to go with you?
The reactions are all fairly similar and may cause you to momentarily question whether you really are mad for going alone. Then you head off – and sure it’s grand.
Your name; where you’re from; your travels so far; where you’re going…blah blah.
Your mini backpacking bio gets old after a while but it’s an easy enough ice breaker and your voice will become soooo monotone after a while you’ll just zone it out.
No matter where you end up or how lost you feel, Google Maps will be there to pick up the pieces. And it knows all the best bars and restaurants.
Along with drinking, exploring and other activities, you’ll strike important bonds when you’re cooking up a storm in the hostel kitchen, trying to figure out how many of the food groups bread and noodles fall under.
From sorting out transport and accommodation to mapping out a route, you’ll be putting Dora the Explorer to shame by the time you’re nearly done.
If I have to play one more game of kings, just one!
Another plus of making friends? There’s not hundreds pics of you on Instagram looking like a loner or a typical tourist. No sirree, the Australian lads and the German girl you bonded with at breakfast are only delighted to get in a few snapshots with you.
No fighting over the plug sockets or simmering with rage when you’re trying to sort out your clothes in a room full of eight people!
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