Travelogue - Free and Easy trips
2007 - Taiwan, Taipei
2007 - China, Shan County, Shanxian
2008 - Australia, Perth
2008 - SAR, Hong Kong
2009 - Malaysia, Penang
2009 - Thailand, Bangkok
2010 - Malaysia, Penang
2010 - France, Paris
2010 - Switzerland, Geneva/Interlaken/Lucerne
2011 - China, Shenzhen/Macau/Zhuhai
2011 - SAR, Hong Kong
2012 - Indonesia, Bali
2012 - Thailand, Bangkok
2012 - Japan, Tokyo/Kyoto
2013 - Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh
2013 - Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
2013 - Taiwan, Taipei
2014 - Australia, Perth
2014 - Japan, Tokyo
2014 - Australia, Tasmania/Melbourne
2015 - Philippines, Cebu
2015 - New Zealand, North Island
2015 - Malaysia, Sekinchan and Kuala Lumpur
2016 - Malaysia, Terengganu
2016 - SAR, Hong Kong
2017 - Seoul, Busan, Gyeongju, Sokcho, Korea
2017 - Thailand, Phuket
2018 - Malaysia, Cameron Highlands, Ipoh
2018 - Australia, Perth/Monkey Mia
2019 - China, Beijing, Yang Cheng, Shanghai
2007 - Taiwan, Taipei
2007 - China, Shan County, Shanxian
2008 - Australia, Perth
2008 - SAR, Hong Kong
2009 - Malaysia, Penang
2009 - Thailand, Bangkok
2010 - Malaysia, Penang
2010 - France, Paris
2010 - Switzerland, Geneva/Interlaken/Lucerne
2011 - China, Shenzhen/Macau/Zhuhai
2011 - SAR, Hong Kong
2012 - Indonesia, Bali
2012 - Thailand, Bangkok
2012 - Japan, Tokyo/Kyoto
2013 - Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh
2013 - Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
2013 - Taiwan, Taipei
2014 - Australia, Perth
2014 - Japan, Tokyo
2014 - Australia, Tasmania/Melbourne
2015 - Philippines, Cebu
2015 - New Zealand, North Island
2015 - Malaysia, Sekinchan and Kuala Lumpur
2016 - Malaysia, Terengganu
2016 - SAR, Hong Kong
2017 - Seoul, Busan, Gyeongju, Sokcho, Korea
2017 - Thailand, Phuket
2018 - Malaysia, Cameron Highlands, Ipoh
2018 - Australia, Perth/Monkey Mia
2019 - China, Beijing, Yang Cheng, Shanghai
2022 - Taiwan, Yilan and Taipei
Travel Bucket List - Wonder when i ever get to complete this list
Asia
Malaysia - Sabah + Mt. KK
Vietnam - Hanoi/Hua Hin/ Dang an
Cambodia - Angkor Wat
Sri lanka
China - Tibet/Inner Mongolia/Zhang Jia Jie/ Jiu Zhai Gou, Xi an
Russia
Maldives
Oceania
Australia - Uluru, Cairns, Sydney
Africa
Africa - Kenya
Europe
Turkey
Morocco
Italy
Greece
Norway/Finland - For aurora
Prague
Argentina - Iguazu Falls
I started my first free and easy trip on 2007. This is quite an impromptu trip. I remembered that my sis was flying back from USA and will transit in Taiwan. Neither of us had ever been to Taiwan and i was feeling the need to get away from work. Within a day i booked the flight and started planning for the trip. Truth be told, i was pretty noob then and my sis was primary planner. I was more then happy to let my sis do all the planning.
It was quite a fun experience and i told myself that i must return to Taiwan soon but it took another 6 years before i revisited Taiwan again.
From then on, all my trips are free and easy. I like the fact that i can do only things that i want. I can choose to stay longer or visit the place of interest instead of just obligatory pictures at the locations. I remember being peeved while i was in a tour group to Europe and we are only given 5 mins for photos at the Colosseum. Yes, no visiting photos only! And it was a few hours coach ride there too!
Tours usually require tour members to wake up at 5 or 6 am to take the coach. For free and easy, i normally wake up at 7.30 am, have a relaxing breakfast and then head out for the day. But of course, expect detours and delays for free and easy. The plan is normally not perfect and also very dependent on weather conditions. So far our trips are 95% true our original plan. I pride myself in very detailed planning but still not without hiccups. But being 2 mature relatively young adults, we can choose to delay our lunch hour to late (like 3 or 4 pm) and still feel fine. But with a bigger and more complicated family, there will be other considerations you may have to consider.
Free and easy works out great for me as i can go for long hikes, do shopping as i like to, sip wine and enjoy the views. Its 100% all about me! But in order to do all that you need to be able to drive long distances. Ok some trips don't need driving like my 2010 trip to Switzerland and France. We took public transport (trains and metro) and lug our bags from place to place. Most importantly, is enjoy the moment and enjoy the trip.
That's what travel is all about right?
Travel Bucket List - Wonder when i ever get to complete this list
Asia
Malaysia - Sabah + Mt. KK
Vietnam - Hanoi/Hua Hin/ Dang an
Cambodia - Angkor Wat
Sri lanka
China - Tibet/Inner Mongolia/Zhang Jia Jie/ Jiu Zhai Gou, Xi an
Russia
Maldives
Oceania
Australia - Uluru, Cairns, Sydney
New Zealand, South Island
Africa - Kenya
Egypt
Europe
Turkey
Morocco
Croatia
England /ScotlandItaly
Greece
Norway/Finland - For aurora
Prague
Austria
South/North America
USA - New York, Yellowstone, Niagara falls
Peru - Manchu PicchuArgentina - Iguazu Falls
I started my first free and easy trip on 2007. This is quite an impromptu trip. I remembered that my sis was flying back from USA and will transit in Taiwan. Neither of us had ever been to Taiwan and i was feeling the need to get away from work. Within a day i booked the flight and started planning for the trip. Truth be told, i was pretty noob then and my sis was primary planner. I was more then happy to let my sis do all the planning.
It was quite a fun experience and i told myself that i must return to Taiwan soon but it took another 6 years before i revisited Taiwan again.
From then on, all my trips are free and easy. I like the fact that i can do only things that i want. I can choose to stay longer or visit the place of interest instead of just obligatory pictures at the locations. I remember being peeved while i was in a tour group to Europe and we are only given 5 mins for photos at the Colosseum. Yes, no visiting photos only! And it was a few hours coach ride there too!
Tours usually require tour members to wake up at 5 or 6 am to take the coach. For free and easy, i normally wake up at 7.30 am, have a relaxing breakfast and then head out for the day. But of course, expect detours and delays for free and easy. The plan is normally not perfect and also very dependent on weather conditions. So far our trips are 95% true our original plan. I pride myself in very detailed planning but still not without hiccups. But being 2 mature relatively young adults, we can choose to delay our lunch hour to late (like 3 or 4 pm) and still feel fine. But with a bigger and more complicated family, there will be other considerations you may have to consider.
Free and easy works out great for me as i can go for long hikes, do shopping as i like to, sip wine and enjoy the views. Its 100% all about me! But in order to do all that you need to be able to drive long distances. Ok some trips don't need driving like my 2010 trip to Switzerland and France. We took public transport (trains and metro) and lug our bags from place to place. Most importantly, is enjoy the moment and enjoy the trip.
That's what travel is all about right?
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