There is always the temptation on any gap year or backpacking trip to try and fit as much in as humanly possible, but that isn’t always the best thing to do. Here’s why you should slow down, take your time and really soak in the culture, the atmosphere and the experience of the places you are visiting.
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Michael Huxley is a published author, freelance travel writer and founder of Bemused Backpacker. He is also a charge nurse by vocation with an interest in emergency nursing and travel medicine, but his real passion is travel. Since finding his wanderlust a decade ago in South East Asia, he has bounced from one end of the planet to another and has no intention of slowing down.
Well said. I always try and minimise the jumping round when Im travelling, I kind of seeing it as settling down in one place for a week or two to get a good feel for it, then I decide to stay or move on.
Sounds like a good way to travel. 🙂
Exactly! What is the point of traveling half way around the world to just rush and miss everything!
Exactly!
You’ve convinced me! Next trip I am definitely taking longer and slowing down.
That’s awesome to hear Rebecca.
100% agree with you! Travelling slow is definitely the way to go
It really is!