Asia Plans

Well, it's a new year. The last one was great. The time that I spent on the road was definitely the best in my life. This year I do not plan to slow down. It's time to think how I can spend 2013.

If all goes well, in six months I'll be a free woman with a Masters degree in Polish philology. I'm going to buy a one-way ticket and get on the first plane to the East.

The plan is as follows: In March, I start looking for cheap airline tickets. The goal is vague. I know from my own experience that you can get the cheapest tickets from Poland to Beijing, Bangkok or India and these will be the hunted. Travel plans are also open. I do not want to rush anywhere. I plan to return to China and visit them quite carefully, loose myself in Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand) or more to the west - to venture to India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka.

I'm not going to rush. I think I can be in Asia months, maybe six months, maybe a year. Perhaps U will settle somewhere for a few months for the purpose of earning some money. Financial Expectations:about 20 euros a day. Accommodation: hostels, cheap hotels, coutchsurfing. I'm going to spend a few hours a day to work on the computer, so that traveling can be a little delayed, but it also gives the opportunity for tasting each place in turn.

I miss Asia. This woman is truly fascinating. Its diversity is so dizzy: monuments, modern cities, mountains, jungles, rivers, islands, oceans, kitchen, smells and completely unknown to us indigenous lifestyle. Although you have to pay for the ticket, you can survive a day for much less than anywhere in Europe.
With enthusiasm I'm  reading travel blogs, browsing websites and diging heels in the virtual map of places to explore. I have to go back. As soon as possible.

And this time I can not be lazy. Last year's trip, and especially this year's recalling memories taught me a lot. For sure I have to write more - I'll take a netbook and I will try to write on a regular basis. And more photos. Much more! Photos of everything: people, food, housing. I miss last year's records. Memories disapear, photos are meant to stay.