Approved By Society: Recent Episodes
Pfano
This is a podcast about traveling solo and making the best of moments we have both in our lifetimes and the places we visit.
On 20 April 2019 I started a 1 month journey that would become my best by far. I packed my backpack and flew to Cape Town from Johannesburg, South Africa without any plans but a goal of backpacking around the coast of the country.
In this episode I tell my travel tale of all the days I spent in Cape Town before moving to my next destination.
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What do you get when you ask, what is the cheapest country to travel? "It depends". The truth is, it doesn't. Some countries are cheap and some are not.
I've done an extensive research from more than 15 sites with 45 countries narrowing down to 10 cheapest countries to travel to on a budget.
The list is:
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India
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Nepal
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Indonesia
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Thailand
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Turkey
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Vietnam
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Cambodia
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Laos
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Nicaragua
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Georgia
Lists can be hard do remember from a Travel Podcast so, Please feel free to email me for a detailed spreadsheet at: approvedbysociety @ gmail . com
Today I untangle the threads that keep people from traveling. Seasoned travelers find money and time to travel because their whole lives are designed in ways that don't allow room for excuses or does't steal from their Time, Money and Mobility accounts.
Sit back and relax while I give you Ten Tips to transform you into a person who makes the best of their travels. From avoiding tourists' traps to becoming a better person only through traveling.
On this episode I list things that shocked me about India, Indians and their culture and ways of living. India is diverse and with every corner as a first time traveler you are surprised.
This long episode is about the mindset we should adopt before traveling to places, what traveling does to us and what will happen to humanity if we don't travel. I dive deep quoting books, speakers and philosophers. Enjoy
I traveled to India in December 2018, the experience was new to me. I ramble about the whole trip from day 1 to day 17 with short stories that happened and will always be highlights of my journey there.