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Grand Westside Manila Bay: What to Know Before You Book
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you book through them, Solo Wanderings may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. I haven't stayed here yet, so this guide is based on the hotel's official listing, published guest reviews, and news reports,...
The First Time I Ate Alone in Another Country
Eating alone isn't lonely. It can be your favorite kind of me-time. Start with places made for one: tea houses, cafés, noodle shops, food courts, and counter seats. Learn "this one, please," "thank you," and "the bill, please" in the local language. When words fail,...
Baguio for Under ₱5,000: A Solo Weekend GuidE
Yes, you can do a solo weekend in Baguio for under ₱5,000. Take a regular aircon bus from Manila (about ₱650- 850 each way), stay two nights in a budget transient room or hostel near Session Road, eat at carinderias and the night market, and spend your days walking:...
Seoul in Autumn: A First-Timer’s Solo Guide
Seoul is one of the easiest big cities in Asia for a first solo trip abroad. Filipinos need a Korean tourist visa, so apply four to six weeks ahead. Go in late October to early November for autumn leaves, stay near a subway line in Jongno, Myeongdong, or Hongdae, and...
Your First Solo Trip: A Gentle 7-Step Plan
To plan your first solo trip, choose an easy destination close to home, keep it to two or three days, set a peso budget with a 10 to 15 percent buffer, book your transport and first night early, plan one main activity a day, share your itinerary with someone you...
Ten Essential Safety Practices for Solo Female Travelers
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