Hi Ioana,

Thanks for dropping by! Great to hear from people feeling the same! I recently went to Vietnam for the 4th time! And still didn’t fail to amaze me! x

Hey Jackie,

So happy to hear from someone who can relate! I haven’t been back in Vietnam for over a year now and I can’t wait to go back. I dream about it almost every day. My sister is travelling there right now, I’m so jealous of the food she’s been eating! And yes, love to revisit the shops I used to go and of course discover new places. You too, keep travelling back to Vietnam xx

Hi Breana! Wow, that’s so nice to hear! In the before I came back to Vietnam, I was super hesitant because, as a blogger, I was wondering if this makes me look like a boring one. I mean, I might fall on showcasing more of the world. But I did it anyway and had a great time for the second time around! Even my sister asked me why Vietnam again?

But even tho! I’m glad I did! I hope you will have a great time in France again and if not I’m glad you took the chance anyway! Enjoy xx

I’m absolutely in love with this article you wrote. I can relate so much. I have been travelling Europe for 3 months now. And I have just booked a ticket back to the French Riviera because I seriously fell in love with it there and France itself.
My sister and my mum both were negative when I said I was going back there. But so what? Why can’t you go back to a place you fell in love with? There are still so many new things to discover there the second time around. For me, it’s not just about ticking off a bunch of countries just to say that I have been there. I love the fact that I get a chance to explore France again.
Thanks so much for your inspirational words 🙂

Hi Lyca! Thanks for reading and such kind words! It should be no problem as long as you show that you have a flight from SG to VN and VN to PH. If you have countries in between and planning to take land borders, prepare your accommodation bookings and tell them that you will be crossing land borders. I’m sure you’ll love your trip! Enjoy and keep safe! x

Good day to you, I’m a fan of your blog,I found it very interesting every time I read your article about travelling, like you I always wanted to travel the world while still able,I’m planning to have a backpacking this coming march in Southeast Asia,and I would like to ask you about the Philippine immigration,ill be starting to travel in Singapore and might end in Vietnam,is it okay if my returning flight is from the last country that I’m gonna visit. Thank you and Hope to hear you soon.

HI Lilac! Oh, thanks for such kind words! I loved Boracay and would love to come back as well. There was a time I considered in living there and make it as a base. But the internet connection is not very good yet. Maybe in a few more years!

So far, I looove Saigon, totally have enchanted me. I used to live in Hanoi for 5 months and I thought I had enough of Vietnam. A year later, I found myself back and enjoy every bit of it. Come say hi if you happen to be around, should be here for a few months 🙂 Thank you so much for reading and I feel so happy to know someone understand how I feel x

Aww, thanks, Valerie! Really appreciate your time and effort! I think, I always had a hard time de-attaching myself to the places I’ve lived and built a connection beyond seeing only the attractions. Hugs from Vietnam xx

Great point, Amalia. I haven’t been to Iran or Nepal. But I’m dying to go, hopefully, sooner than I thought. Challenging ourselves to a new destination and going back to places we felt home definitely keeps us balanced x

Exactly, Kay! I don’t understand why some people think it’s not worth it to visit the same place twice. But I guess to each and their own. Thanks for dropping by!

Fair play, Tasha! Vietnam didn’t manage to charm a lot of travellers I met! 😀 thank you so much for reading! xx