TRAVEL LIT
  • HOME
  • TRAVEL TIPS
  • DESTINATIONS
    • ASIA
      • CAMBODIA
      • INDONESIA
      • MALAYSIA
      • MYANMAR
      • PHILIPPINES
      • SRI LANKA
      • THAILAND
      • VIETNAM
    • CENTRAL AMERICA
      • CUBA
      • GUATEMALA
    • EUROPE
      • GEORGIA
      • MALTA
      • CZECH REPUBLIC
      • FRANCE
      • HUNGARY
      • ITALY
      • LATVIA
      • THE NETHERLANDS
      • PORTUGAL
      • SPAIN
      • UNITED KINGDOM
    • LATIN AMERICA
      • PERU
    • NORTH AMERICA
      • UNITED STATES
    • MIDDLE EAST
      • JORDAN
      • UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
  • GALLERY
    • VIDEOS
    • PHOTOS
  • TRAVEL GEAR
  • PORTFOLIO
  • WORK WITH US
    • COLLABORATIONS
    • CONTACT US

TRAVEL LIT

  • HOME
  • TRAVEL TIPS
  • DESTINATIONS
    • ASIA
      • CAMBODIA
      • INDONESIA
      • MALAYSIA
      • MYANMAR
      • PHILIPPINES
      • SRI LANKA
      • THAILAND
      • VIETNAM
    • CENTRAL AMERICA
      • CUBA
      • GUATEMALA
    • EUROPE
      • GEORGIA
      • MALTA
      • CZECH REPUBLIC
      • FRANCE
      • HUNGARY
      • ITALY
      • LATVIA
      • THE NETHERLANDS
      • PORTUGAL
      • SPAIN
      • UNITED KINGDOM
    • LATIN AMERICA
      • PERU
    • NORTH AMERICA
      • UNITED STATES
    • MIDDLE EAST
      • JORDAN
      • UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
  • GALLERY
    • VIDEOS
    • PHOTOS
  • TRAVEL GEAR
  • PORTFOLIO
  • WORK WITH US
    • COLLABORATIONS
    • CONTACT US
AsiaThis is us - BlogTravel Tips

HOW TO TRAVEL WITH A BROKEN LEG

by mytravellit November 21, 2017
November 21, 2017
How to Travel With a Broken Leg

This is the story of how I broke my leg one day before our one-way flight to Bangkok to start our new life of traveling continuously. I will tell you how it happened and how to travel with a broken leg. My honest experience and the best advice I can give!

 

Let's explore

  • How To Travel With a Broken Leg and Have a Great Time
  • The Story of a Backpacker Traveling With a Broken Leg Through Asia
    • How Did the Broken Leg Happen?
    • It Happened – I Broke My Leg Before a Trip
    • How Did I Deal With My Broken Leg?
  • Let’s Call It the Ultimate Backpackers’ Adventure Through Asia

How To Travel With a Broken Leg and Have a Great Time

 

– If you want to leave out the broken leg story, head right to tips, click here!

– Keep reading through the blog post if you are curious about the whole mess!

 

Traveling with a broken leg on a boat in Vietnam

While on a boat cruising through Mekong Delta

 

The Story of a Backpacker Traveling With a Broken Leg Through Asia

 

How Did the Broken Leg Happen?

 

I broke my leg one day before we had to leave for Bangkok to start our adventures around the world while trying to establish an online business to make traveling our life – long-term. If you are interested in how we came to the decision make sure to read our introduction. Let’s say breaking a leg slightly complicated the whole process.

I will start by explaining what happened. And like all the good and bad stories start … It was one crazy night out! We left our home in The Netherlands at the end of August to visit our families back in Latvia for 3 days. Before we leave, because, who knows when we will be back in Europe. Kris and I went out with some old friends to enjoy their company and absolutely delicious free drinks!

 

It Happened – I Broke My Leg Before a Trip

 

By the time we had to go home we were quite drunk and, as terrible as it sounds, I guess I fell off the stairs. You could not even call those stairs, as they were about 2 steps high. Maybe I slipped, maybe I tripped, but I just found myself on the floor, rushing to get up, not to be embarrassed. One step, two steps … and there it was, I couldn’t even get back to our table as my foot hurt like hell.

I called Kris to my help and didn’t think much of what happened, as it probably was just a twisted ankle as these kinds of things happen to me often. Kris’s best friend insisted that we keep partying and that I should stop pretending that it hurts so bad, as I probably was just doing that to get Kris home as we must rise early to get ready for our flight. Oh well…

 

How Did I Deal With My Broken Leg?

 

Next morning. After sleeping for about 2 hours, I woke up with a terrible hangover and realized that “man, this s**t’s serious” as  I could not even get up to go to the bathroom. I woke Kris up to carry me to the toilet and as of that moment for the next 4 weeks, our relationship got WAAAAY closer than we ever could have imagined. If you know what I mean, because, see, I could not go to the toilet alone! Kris’s mom suggested that we drive to the emergency room and check out how bad it is. I was still quite drunk and said: “meh, probably a very bad sprain”. Yet at that moment I knew that I haven’t felt such pain ever before.

 

Going to the Hospital

 

I got carried to the car, out of the car, into the emergency room and put in the first wheelchair ever in my life. In the emergency room, the first question from the doctor was: “What happened”? And my very elaborated and explanatory answer at that point “I don’t really know, we had a tough night.” After this short conversation, miserable me got pushed in the x-ray room, placed on the table, brought out of the room and back to emergency.

The doctor said in a very calm voice “Broken, 5th metatarsal bone of your right foot, right in the middle.” BOOM! Mirror shatters. First words I got over my lips: “Well, okay, nice to know, I will get going now! Bye!” The doctor probably thought I was loco when I tried to get out of the emergency room and she just kept me in place and started to prepare the materials for a cast.

 

I Am Fine, Everything Is Under Control

 

My ridiculous self was now in action saying, “I don’t need that, I will be just fine, I have a flight to catch, I am heading to Bangkok soon.” Doctor’s face turned a bit pale: “Well, that is going to be a difficult vacation, but take it easy, relax by the pool, the sun will facilitate the healing process.” “No, Miss, you do not understand, it is a one-way ticket and we will be constantly moving and one thing I know for sure, South East Asian countries are not handicapped friendly.”

Right at that point, I started to reconsider all my dumb choices in life. I was in so much pain and so sick because of the hangover that I could not even realize how hard the next month will be, also, I still had so much to do that day, “I’ll worry later”.

 

still happy even with a freshly broken leg

Just out of the emergency room, still happy!

 

You Have To Face the Reality – Broken Bone

 

I was out of the emergency room. Kris gave me a set of crutches, which now had to be my support, pointing and poking stick, my second leg, my weapon, my best friend (after Kris and Katrina) and my enemy for the following month. I slowly made my way back to the car and back home, as carefully as one on crutches for the first 10 minutes could. Kris helped me to the bathroom, opened all the doors, made sure I am not run over by a car as that would be a cherry on top of this miserableness cake.

I realized that I could walk only a couple of meters before I got tired, wanted to rest my broken foot on the ground or just throw those God damn crutches in the nearest rubbish container. I have always been a very anxious person and a very impatient one as well. At that point, I couldn’t wrap my mind around the fact that I will have to be like this for a minim of 4 weeks while traveling. I will have to travel with a broken leg. I felt like a burden to Kris, who will have to carry both backpacks and a major holiday pooper to Katrina, who would be joining us for the first 5 weeks. In the end, it turned out quite fine, considering the unusual situation we were all in.

 

Let’s Call It the Ultimate Backpackers’ Adventure Through Asia

 

The (Kind of) Good Aspects of Having a Broken Leg

 

I was provided assistance in all the airports. Free of charge. Without prior notice ( I wasn’t quite planning on breaking a leg the day before our flights). Upon my arrival, I got a wheelchair and was accompanied by a person who took care of me from the moment of arrival until my departure. In all the airports, including Riga, Copenhagen, Bangkok, Phuket, Singapore , and Ho Chi Minh City.

I and people traveling with me had priority boarding on all the flights. On the flights which were accessible only by a trap, the gates were changed, so they can get me on the airplane with an elevator or some other technical staff vehicle. I could use the wheelchair if I wanted and even use it overnight as we had a night to spend at the  Copenhagen airport. Upon my departure, airport assistance personnel ensured that when I arrive there is a person with a wheelchair waiting for us right at the airplane door to take us wherever we need to go next.

 

At an empty airport in a wheelchair, goofing around

Goofing around at CPH airport during our night layover!

 

Tip: It is advisable to arrange wheelchair/handicapped assistance in advance if you know you will need it, thus airports can avoid making sudden gate changes or encountering flight delays.

 

People took care of me so well. Kris was the best boyfriend ever, and Katrina was the most patient and helpful friend I could ask for. Kris showered me and took me to the bathroom. He piggybacked me when I got tired. Katrina was carrying my crutches. We were extremely funny to look at. Random people always offered their seats, even elderly, (I felt so embarrassed about that), people helped me up, down, in and out of places.

 

My Adventurous Travel Spirit

 

We went on a booze cruise (nop, I do not learn from my mistakes) and the people there were so fascinated about me still going with a broken leg. All the men offered to piggyback me wherever we had to go for a longer time. Everywhere I crutched (*using word crutches instead of word walk) and told my story people were blown away because of my courage to actually keep traveling and experiencing the world. I also got to use the weirdest means of transportation, including, a wheelbarrow.

 

  • Heading to Booze Cruise with a broken leg in a luggage trolley

    Quite cosy in this huge cargo trolley heading to the Booze Cruise!

     

You can ride a bicycle with a broken leg! Seriously! When you ride a bicycle, the pressure you would get when walking is taken away. After a couple of weeks when you can rest your foot on the ground you can already use your heel to turn the pedals. It is a great alternative to get around. Also, if you are traveling with someone, consider renting a scooter. Let the person drive you around rather than taking a taxi everywhere, it’s cheaper! Of course, if a motorbike is not an option take a taxi, Uber, Grab as much as you can. Thus, you do not miss out on sightseeing and great experiences.

 

Plan Ahead of Time if You have a Broken Bone

 

Do your research! Wherever you are planning to go, either it is visiting ancient ruins, museums, rice paddies or whatever else – make sure that the place is wheelchair accessible. Also that it does not involve many stairs and long walking distances. I managed to easily go on a day tour from Ho Chi Minh City to Mekong Delta, and apart from Kris carrying me on and off boats and a grandma offering me a scooter ride to the boat I was quite fine.

 

Fire dance show in Ko Tao, managed to get body paintings and entertained the crowd jumping around

Watching fire show and drinking buckets in Ko Tao, Thailand.

 

You get to rest and skip some midday heat viewpoint treks, going shopping, going to buy tickets, asking for directions and any other unnecessary, non-mandatory movements. You have some time to write, read your favorite book and gather enormous amounts of energy for the time when your cast will be off.

 

travel with a broken leg

Just arrived in Bangkok after 2 days spent at the airports

 

Hospitals in Asia

 

Throughout Asia, at least Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia hospitals are very good! If you need to do any check-ups, x-rays or healing progress assessment, fear not, you will be in good hands. It is a strong misconception that people will not be treated or treated poorly. That is not true. In Bangkok, I went to a hospital, which reminded me of Four Seasons or Hilton hotel. I was pampered from head to toe, for a reasonable price, probably the same as it would cost in Europe. Do not be discouraged just because you believe that healthcare around Asia is poor. That is not the case. Go to a private hospital to make sure the experience is even better. I’ve been to so many hospitals in Asia that this topic deserves a whole separate blog post.

 

Giving the Crutches Away

 

Lastly, the most pleasant moment of my broken leg backpacking experience was the chance to get rid of the crutches, when I did not need them anymore. We went to a public hospital in Hanoi and asked if it is possible to donate the crutches to someone in need.

 

We were taken to a lady from a low-income family, broken knee and a cast from heel to hip. I gave her my crutches and then I burst into tears because a little kindness goes a long way. Our only wish is to be able to help all those hundreds of people in the orthopedic clinic if we had the chance. Hopefully, the lady will give the crutches to someone in need after she’s back on her feet. If you happen to have crutches or a wheelchair you do not need anymore, I encourage you to do the same and help those in need!

 

At Hanoi, Vietnam Public Hospital orthopedic unit.

At Hanoi, Vietnam Public Hospital orthopaedic unit.

 

The not so Pleasant Aspects of Having a Broken Leg:

 

If you have a fresh, serious bone fracture and a full cast, your limb will be swelling. Even more on long-haul flights. Before you leave your doctor – obtain permission “Fit to fly”. Some air carries will require this document to ensure your safety. (It is to do with your blood circulation and the possibility of forming a blood clot and subsequently, you dying). It is also related to avoiding making an emergency landing in case that happens. Emergency landings cost a lot.

Keep your leg elevated as often as you can. When you sleep, put a pillow under your leg. While sitting put it on a chair. In Asia, it is considered rude to lift your feet off the ground and putting them as high as possible, but people will understand. Don’t worry!

 

Feet towards the fan! And elevated!

Feet towards the fan! And elevated!

Do not Go Out in the Rain With a Broken Leg

 

RAIN IS YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE AND ENEMY, AND THE SAME ARE TILE FLOORS! It will be slippery, when it is raining or if the surface is wet! Crutches will be slippery on everything that is wet, because of the rubber coating. I cannot stress enough how bad it is if you are somewhere outside and it starts to rain. Or if the floor is wet when you go to the bathroom. The same applies to taking a shower and trying to get out of it. I fell about 4 times. It was so bad that I thought I had broken the same bone again, oh, it was damn painful.

 

Falling With a Broken Leg

 

Somehow I also managed to bruise my chin and knee when I fell at the airport. Finally, I almost shattered the glass shower door while trying to get out. At one point, I just gave up on even going anywhere if it was or had been raining. To be honest, slipping, tripping and almost falling due to wet surfaces, to my mind was the worst thing! Every time I went somewhere I tested the surface before making a single step! Better safe than sorry (an attitude which I should have practiced in the first place).

 

Getting Around With a Broken Leg is Very Hard

 

Let’s be frank – it is way harder to get around if you are alone than if you have someone to help you out all the time. Also, getting around in Asia, which is very handicap unfriendly is challenging. Pavements are non-existent or bumpy, so most of the time you have to drive from a place to place. Markets or similar places are crowded, thus short walks will be made extremely difficult. Traveling with a broken leg is never easy, but in Asia – that’s like the boss level of a videogame. Take it easy and you will be fine. I promise.

You cannot go swimming, even though all those Thailand / Malaysia / Indonesia beaches are calling your name. If fiberglass casts are available you can try and get one. Then you’ll be free to enjoy all the beach fun, including snorkeling. Unfortunately, fiberglass casts are available only in the biggest cities, like Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur , Ho Chi Minh City, etc. Also, those casts will be way more expensive.  I could still go to the fish spa and relax my healthy leg with a 50% discount!!!

 

One leg = half price for the fish feet massage.

One leg = half price for a massage.

 

 The Fitness of Your Body and Mind Matters

 

To be honest, everything really depends on how strong and fit you are. You have to be able to carry your whole body weight on your arms all the time. Reminds us of a friend who was running on crutches and playing football. Meanwhile, some people would be tied to their house and not look further. You really have to assess your strength and abilities. However, never push yourself into something that seems like too much as you do not need unnecessary struggle and pain.

In the beginning, my hands were sore and covered with blisters. My neck was so stiff and shoulders so tense all the time. Tying boxing straps around the wrists did not help much. Finally, probably a piece of useless advice – it gets better and you get used to it with time. Your muscles will get stronger as they also will realize that you have to travel with a broken leg, and there is no option of giving in.

 

Best Travel Insurance

 

Last tip. Perhaps the most important one as well. Travel insurance is a must! I did not have travel insurance when I broke my leg because it happened ONE  day before the start of the trip, but I wish I had it. During our travels I visited several hospitals around Asia and good travel insurance would have helped me so much. I highly recommend World Nomads, it is a great travel insurance long and short term. Perfect communication and recognized coverage.

 

 


Remember, from the day you break a bone, think of every next day as a day closer to you being well again.


How to Travel With a Broken Leg

 

 

Dear friends, if you liked the post, please press the cute like button! Perhaps, if you feel adventurous, you can also share our story or Pin It! It means the world to us! If you have to travel with a  broken leg, share your story with me! I’ll try to help as much as I can. 

Related posts:

  • How to Travel Cheap? | TRAVEL ON A BUDGETHow to Travel Cheap? | TRAVEL ON A BUDGET
  • How to Find Cheap Flight Deals | TIPS & TRICKSHow to Find Cheap Flight Deals | TIPS & TRICKS
  • 25 Best Travel Accessories 2019 | TRAVEL MUST HAVES25 Best Travel Accessories 2019 | TRAVEL MUST HAVES
  • Best Vlogging and Blogging Cameras 2019Best Vlogging and Blogging Cameras 2019
Spread the love
6 comments
1
FacebookTwitterGoogle +Pinterest
mytravellit

We are Linda and Kris. We are two passionate young travellers, who left their 9-5 jobs to go and explore the world and work while being location independent. We take photos, make movies and write about our experiences to help other people develop the same ardour for travel. Also our media is made for everyone who loves travelling and seeing new places off the beaten path!

previous post
How to Find Cheap Flight Deals | TIPS & TRICKS
next post
TravelLit | WORK WITH US

You may also like

Bagan to Inle Lake | HOW TO GET...

August 16, 2019

Where to Stay in Inle Lake | MYANMAR...

July 1, 2019

TRANSFERWISE vs REVOLUT | Cheapest Money Transfer

June 23, 2019

Day Trips From Mirissa | WELIGAMA, GALLE, TANGALLE

June 14, 2019

Sunrise in Bagan | BEST TEMPLES IN BAGAN,...

May 29, 2019

Prices in Myanmar | HOW EXPENSIVE IS MYANMAR?

May 23, 2019

Things to Do in Dambulla and Sigiriya |...

May 13, 2019

What to eat in Yangon | MUST-TRY FOODS...

May 5, 2019

Mirissa – Best Sri Lanka Beach Town &...

April 18, 2019

What to Do in Kandy, Sri Lanka |...

April 10, 2019

6 comments

Zac November 21, 2017 - 12:59 pm

This is awesome! Power to you. My girlfriend was recently in a wheelchair for part of our trip. She’s better now, but I wish I could have showed her this!

Reply
mytravellit January 5, 2018 - 1:02 pm

Thank you so much! Oh wow, guys, where did you travel through? The wheelchair is even harder, you have to be quite determined to keep going!
Glad she’s better now!

Reply
Sharon May 8, 2019 - 1:38 am

Thanks so much! We are traveling to Aruba soon with our son who just got casted from toes to mid-thigh – ugh passing up all that awesome beach time! We have told the airline and are ordering a wheelchair for him on the island. Now – will the boys keep his cast dry the whole week??? We’ll see!

Reply
mytravellit May 8, 2019 - 7:59 am

Hey there Sharon! Ahhh, sounds terrible, I know how it is! My time in Thailand was exactly that, the temptation to jump in the cooling water was huge! What I did, and it helped a bit, I put the other leg in the pool and sat on the side of the pool, just be careful and don’t fall in! Maybe call up your doctor and ask if he has fiberglass cast? I know they have to be available in the US and around Europe! It might be a bit pricey but your son will be able to go swimming easily! Let me know if you succeed and how expensive it was, I’m curious!

Best,
Linda

Reply
Alexis May 30, 2019 - 6:40 pm

Hello! Considering a trip within the US when I will be able to walk in a walking boot but I am concerned about my leg swelling up on the plane. Did you have a lot of swelling? How did you handle it? I have never tried compression socks but I am thinking they will help?

Reply
mytravellit June 3, 2019 - 9:08 am

Hey there Alexis!! How bad is your injury and how many days after the fracture are you flying? How long is the flight? Gotta take all of these into account! My leg was swelling, yup, quite a bit! What’s important is to keep your leg elevated, so either in the person who is traveling with you lap or require a seat where the one next to you is free. Or sit by the wc and emergency doors so you can extend your leg. Im not sure compression socks would help as your freshly broken leg needs to breathe and some air. Thus compression socks could be actually quite tight! Maybe your doc can advise on the socks and then you can share with me, hehe! 🙂 Good luck and safe trip!

Reply

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

About US

About US

Linda & Kris

We are Linda and Kris. We are two passionate young travellers, who left their 9-5 jobs to go and explore the world and work while being location independent. We take photos, make movies and write about our experiences to help other people develop the same ardour for travel. Also our media is made for everyone who loves travelling and seeing new places off the beaten path!

Search on the blog

On Instagram

travellitoriginal

Travelers🎒| Creators ✈️| Nomads🌎
Loving people, photography, cinematography and running a hotel 🎥
Collab - travellitoriginal@gmail.com
📍Philippines

Instagram post 2188614845154578223_1578938518 THE TRAVEL BUG
.
Those who've been bitten know the itch once you been in one place for a bit longer. The feeling of FREEDOM that traveling brings is indescribable. But we've learned that going lowkey and preparing for what might be the next legendary time of your life is what is needed from time to time. And always try to remember that it's never too late to become what you thought you might one day have been. .
P.S. Sorry for being super inactive for the past days/weeks/months. We promise that this will change pretty soon and something that you would never except from us is coming towards you guys - the Lit Fam. Much love as always - and keep crushing this thing called life. .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
#asiatravel #srilanka #srilankatrip #thetravelduos #earthcouples #srilankatourism #srilanka🇱🇰 #voyaged #lifewelltravelled #islandlife #reizen #srilankabeaches #travelguide #travelblogger #bestvacations #beachlife #srilankadiaries #srilanka2019 #srilanka_travel #huffposttravel #visitsrilanka #traveltagged #exploresrilanka #travelinspo #travelsrilanka #travelphotooftheday #travelcouples #beautifulmatters #lensbible #creativetravelcouples
Instagram post 2174950120323781730_1578938518 CONFIDENCE 
The more confident you are the less you are making decisions based on whatever other people's judgments of you may be.

Guys, what you think of confidence? What confidence is to you?
Instagram post 2170464540491651348_1578938518 PORTRAITS .
What do you guys think of portraits? You like them or not really fan of them? .
A portrait is not made in the camera but on either side of it. It's one thing to make a picture of what a person looks like, it's another thing to make a portrait of who they are. The best thing about a picture is that it never changes, even when the people in it do.
.
What do you think of this one? Too much edit? Or too little edit? Spot on?
Instagram post 2169815812911022283_1578938518 Got to keep dancing when the lights go out! 💛
.
Just have to wait for the right moment for all the stars to align. It’s like that with everything in life.
.
Fam, rember that the MAGIC is real if you believe in it. Have a powerful week ahead! Crash it! Smash it! Do whatever it takes to make it happen! .
.
.
.
#justtravel #visitmyanmar #travelforever #visualcrush #travelgoals #traveldiary #travellife #instatraveling #wanderluster #igworldglobal #wanderlust #worldplaces #wonderful_places #darlingescapes #speechlessplaces #beautifulworld #travelawesome #mytravelgram #sky_brilliance #myanmar #roamtheplanet #amazingplaces #adventurevisuals #travelnow #sonya7rii #ladiesgoneglobal #seetheworld #exploretheglobe #bagan
Instagram post 2167652234812548201_1578938518 AMSTERDAM 🌎
.
So a few days ago we were discussing these pictures and Linda went like - "WOW we have freaking good camera!" Of course I asked why and then she replied "Because of - That smoothy, crispy peanut-buttery chocolate creamy blur in the back". haha From now on if someone will ask us why we chose Sony alpha - this will be our line. 😂 
Another does of this land were we lived for almost 5 years. 💛
.
Fam, what you think makes a good pictures stand out? 🌟
.
.
.
.
.
#netherlandstravel #netherlandsvacations #visitnetherlands #instanetherlands #bestofthenetherlands #reizen #landscape #traveller_stories #blogger_at #hollande #hollandia #hollander #holland_netherland #hollands_best_pictures #hollandaise #hollandpark #hollands #amsterdamcanals #lonelyplanetnl #reizen #amsterdam_streets
Instagram post 2166660912538487752_1578938518 TAIWAN IS UNDERRATED. .
Would you believe that this place is only 40 min outside of the busy Taipei city center? Crazy what you find if you wander a bit of the beaten path. 🙈
.
There are a lot of random things that we do. One of those is, we go to a popular tourist place and we roam off the casual IG spots and find us capturing random shots and videos in a rainy forest. haha I guess we are weird but we love it. 🌎💛
.
Have you done the same? Or that's just us?😅 .
FAM, have a spooky Halloween night/evening and day. Hope that this will set a mood for you. hehe
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
#dirtybootstravel#wearetheworld #portraits#seetheworld#postcardsfromtheworld #taiwan#sonyalpha #ladieswhotravel#travelingladies #igworldglobal#visittaiwan #visualcrush#travelforever #adventuretime#justtravel #adventureculture#travelnow #bigcitylife #taipei#traveldiary #travellife#traveladdict #letsgoeverywhere#taiwandering #taiwantravel#ig_taiwan #taipeicity #taipeitravel#visualambassadors#agameoftones
Instagram post 2166049561323583978_1578938518 SUNNY MEMORIES!🌟
.
"It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you don't stop."
.
A lot of people think that failing at something is bad and extremely discouraging. But you should always remember that failure will not overtake you if your determination to succeed is strong enough. Learn from your mistakes and grow! 💚🌎 Only you can change your life. No one can do it for you. 🚀
.
Have an amazing and powerful second part of this week! Let's crush it! .
.
.
.
#netherlandstravel #netherlandsvacations #visitnetherlands #instanetherlands #bestofthenetherlands #reizen #landscape #traveller_stories #blogger_at #hollande #hollandia #hollander #holland_netherland #hollands_best_pictures #hollandaise #hollandpark #hollands
Instagram post 2165232769114245253_1578938518 STORY TIME! .
.
.
Who of you, LIT FAM, knew that we were living in the Netherlands (Holland) for almost 5 years?
.
.
.
This was our base before we started travelling. And to be honest, we didn’t appreciate it as much as we should’ve done. But sometimes you only start to see the true beauty only once you spend some time away. Thus, over the next few posts we will share some of this beauty with you guys. .
.
.
.
Let us know what you think of this part of the world - Europe haha. Have you been to the Netherlands? Which is your favourite part? .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.

#amsterdamcanals #lonelyplanetnl #reizen #amsterdam_streets #travelguide #travelblogger#globetrotter #newadventure#amsterdamlife #landscapes #mydestinationguide #uniladadventure#traveltagged #photooftheday#travellingram #traveladict #urbanphotography #creativephotography #creative_ace #sonyalpha #instagramer #freedomsociety #travellit #thenetherlands #holland #amsterdam
Instagram post 2164583927826033549_1578938518 Find your LIGHT and NEVER let go! 💫💛
.
.
.
.
.
If life has taught us anything over the past years it is to hold on to the things you love even closer. 😍 If someone thinks that we have figured out what we want to be in this life then … well we haven’t.👍🙈 It’s easy to take for granted people and places that you see every day. But we don’t want that. So that’s why we live the life we live right now. The internet is fuelled by narcissism but the mountains won’t remember who we are. 🗻 💚💚
.
.
.
.
.
Let us know in the comments if this make sense to you LIT Fam!🌟😋 .
.
.
.
.
.
.
#livetotravel #lonelyplanetnl #reizen #travelcouples#travelguide #travelblogger#globetrotter #newadventure#travelwithus #landscapes #mydestinationguide #uniladadventure#traveltagged #photooftheday #travellingram #traveladict #urbanphotography #creativephotography #creative_ace #sonyalpha #instagramer #freedomsociety #travellit #thephilippines #freedomsocietysiargao
Load More... Follow on Instagram

Keep in touch

Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest Youtube Email

Follow Us

Facebook

We Almost Finished Our Shipping CONTAINER HOUSE in the Philippines | TAKE A TOUR OF OUR HOUSE https://t.co/rpiXYkfygZ via @YouTube

29-Sep-2019

Reply Retweet Favorite
25 Best Travel Accessories 2019 | TRAVEL MUST HAVES https://t.co/ymb9SVa24z #travel #travelacessories

29-Aug-2019

Reply Retweet Favorite
Insulating 20ft Shipping Container | Philippines Container House https://t.co/56Y8c1dgQU via @YouTube… https://t.co/3qefcoe844

26-Aug-2019

Reply Retweet Favorite
TRANSFERWISE vs REVOLUT | Cheapest Money Transfer https://t.co/oLQXiMdWDn #banking #atm #traveltips

24-Aug-2019

Reply Retweet Favorite
On the hot month of August in Valencia, Spain precisely one year ago, a group of friends gathered, supporting passi… https://t.co/BoOqPlNav3

22-Aug-2019

Reply Retweet Favorite

Recent Posts

  • Bagan to Inle Lake | HOW TO GET AROUND

  • Where to Stay in Inle Lake | MYANMAR ACCOMMODATION

  • TRANSFERWISE vs REVOLUT | Cheapest Money Transfer

  • Day Trips From Mirissa | WELIGAMA, GALLE, TANGALLE

  • Things to Do in Dubai for Couples | 3 DAYS IN DUBAI

Booking.com

Affiliate disclamer

We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. 

Popular Posts

  • 1

    PHILIPPINES 4 WEEK TRAVEL ITINERARY | Budget Travel

    April 29, 2018
  • 2

    PLANNING A TRIP TO VIETNAM | 2 Week Itinerary

    April 13, 2018

On Pinterest

@travellit

Follow us on instagram

No images found!
Try some other hashtag or username
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Youtube
  • Email
  • HOME
  • TRAVEL TIPS
  • DESTINATIONS
    • ASIA
      • CAMBODIA
      • INDONESIA
      • MALAYSIA
      • MYANMAR
      • PHILIPPINES
      • SRI LANKA
      • THAILAND
      • VIETNAM
    • CENTRAL AMERICA
      • CUBA
      • GUATEMALA
    • EUROPE
      • GEORGIA
      • MALTA
      • CZECH REPUBLIC
      • FRANCE
      • HUNGARY
      • ITALY
      • LATVIA
      • THE NETHERLANDS
      • PORTUGAL
      • SPAIN
      • UNITED KINGDOM
    • LATIN AMERICA
      • PERU
    • NORTH AMERICA
      • UNITED STATES
    • MIDDLE EAST
      • JORDAN
      • UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
  • GALLERY
    • VIDEOS
    • PHOTOS
  • TRAVEL GEAR
  • PORTFOLIO
  • WORK WITH US
    • COLLABORATIONS
    • CONTACT US

@2018 All Rights Reserved by Mytravellit.com

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More
Privacy & Cookies Policy

Necessary Always Enabled