4 Nights in Angeles – Raw & Real
A reflective travel story of 4 nights in Angeles City. Rooftop views, empty encounters, and the raw edge of solo travel in Southeast Asia.
A reflective travel story of 4 nights in Angeles City. Rooftop views, empty encounters, and the raw edge of solo travel in Southeast Asia.
Traveling from Bangkok to Manila is more than just a physical journey—it’s an emotional adventure filled with moments of stress, excitement, loneliness, and discovery. Here’s my detailed guide, blending practical advice with deeper Caveman Passport insights, to help you prepare for your own Southeast Asian adventure.
Every journey follows a predictable emotional arc—the Travel Cycle. It begins with anticipation, peaks in discovery, dips into routine and fatigue, and ends with reflection before returning home. Understanding these phases helps travelers manage expectations, avoid burnout, and make the most of their trips. Explore how the cycle unfolds and how to stay engaged through each stage.
You walked away, but your mind didn’t. Tourist hotspots are breeding grounds for unspoken male dominance games—silent standoffs, subtle posturing, ego battles that never end. Long after the moment has passed, your brain keeps replaying the fight that never was. Why does this happen, and how do you escape the loop? Dive into the psychology of post-engagement stress and reclaim your peace.
What does it take to get from a sleepy town on the English coast to the heart of Bangkok? A mix of airport chaos, long-haul exhaustion, and a crash course in vlogging. This journey from Hastings to Thailand was packed with travel anxiety, misadventures, and hard-learned lessons. Here’s how it unfolded…