Why you should go travel now? it’s a now or never 🧳

Growing up, my parents always told me: “Focus on studying, get a stable job, then you can travel.” But the more I hear that, the more I realize—when is “then”?

I don’t want to wait until I’m older, tired, and tied down by responsibilities before I start living. I don’t want to wake up one day and regret not experiencing the world when I had the time, energy, and freedom. 😎

So I choose to travel now. Not because I’m reckless, but because:

-I don’t want to be stuck in the rat race forever.

-I want to recharge and reset. Travel isn’t just an escape but it’s how I refresh my mindset.

-You can earn money back, but not time. And I’d rather invest in experiences than in things.

-Experiencing the world at 20 is different from experiencing it at 40. I want to make memories that fit this phase of my life.

-Meeting new people and cultures broadens my perspective. I learn more from real-life experiences than any book or lecture.

-I don’t want to live my youth on autopilot. Life is more than just working and saving.

I’m not saying I’ll never work hard or plan for the future. But right now? I just want to live.
If not now, then when? ✈️

why travelling solo at least once is a must try

There’s something about travelling alone that makes every experience feel more. You’re not just visiting a place but you’re living in it, even if it’s just for a short while.


When I travel solo, I find myself blending in rather than just passing through. I chat with the taxi auntie about her favourite breakfast spot, exchange styling tips with a store owner, and laugh with the escape room staff about how hopeless I am at solving puzzles. Even a quick stop at a souvenir shop turns into a conversation about the history behind the trinkets. These little moments? They wouldn’t happen if I were in a group.


Being the isfj that I am, I know I’d naturally take a backseat if I were with friends. We’d stick to our own conversations, and if we needed help, someone else would take the lead. But when I’m alone? It’s all on me. And that’s the beauty of it. 🧭


Navigating a new place solo, figuring things out, and stepping out of my comfort zone, it makes me feel like I can handle anything. And when I come home? The little worries of everyday life don’t seem as overwhelming anymore. 😎


So if you’ve ever considered taking a solo trip, do it. You won’t regret it.