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Vietnam is typically divided into eight regions, each with its own unique characteristics:(I thought it was fascinating since the country is not that astronomical in size but rather long in shape) Each region has its own unique geography, climate, culture, and attractions, making Vietnam a READ MORE
Thailand experiences a tropical climate, characterized by high temperatures and humidity throughout much of the year. Thailand has three main seasons: In addition to these main seasons, Thailand also experiences some regional variations. Southern Thailand, for example, may have a slightly different rainy season pattern READ MORE
Thailand is known for its diverse range of fruits, thanks to its tropical climate. Here’s a list of most fruits commonly grown in Thailand (we tried a lot of them and most of them are amazing!): This list is not exhaustive, but it covers many READ MORE
Traveling in a car has a special place for us as we travelled through Mexico , Belize and Guatemala, Sri Lanka with our vehicle or a rental – we had more freedom to visit remote places and explore way more than we would without one. READ MORE
We embarked on a journey to explore as many countries as we can. Every country that we go to – we gather interesting facts about it – This helps us understand more how local people live, what they do and how they go about their READ MORE
There is always a reason to go to Thailand- we have learned that while spending almost 2 months there. Thailand is beautiful, mesmerizing, has a lot to offer- there is something for everybody- it has the sea, mountains, lots of islands and lots of national READ MORE
Worldschooling is an educational approach that involves learning through travel and real-world experiences, allowing individuals to gain knowledge and skills by exploring different cultures, environments, and communities. When we started our worldschooling journey – we had no idea that it was called like that or READ MORE
We spent almost 2 months in Thailand. When we were just chilling in Ao Nang, we met other homeschooling families and heard about Pai, a small village in the Northern Thailand. We were told that it is wonderful, so we decided, that if we have READ MORE
We have been worldschooling for almost three years now and are in love with it. We can have also the freedom to adjust, change, upgrade, downgrade – this is the beauty of WORLDSCHOOLING! Within a year we already new what was working for us and READ MORE
As we are approaching 3 year anniversary of full time travel, only now I can fully understand what is worldschooling. I have met with a lot of families that are doing worldschooling, may it be full time traveling with their little ones or taking a READ MORE
With our group of 5 slow traveling, there are instances where we rent a car to visit places on our terms rather than booking a tour agency. It is just easier with our kids being little and sometimes unpredictable. While we were staying in Ao READ MORE
If You are a slow traveler like we are and stay in an area for an extensive period of time, you know how important it is to get around and have a mean of transport for everyday business (to go to the store, market, pharmacy, READ MORE
As we are enjoying our time in Thailand since it is our first time here (and it is beautiful to say the least), as part of our worldschooling journey is to learn the most about the country we are in. We gathered some of the READ MORE
While worldschooling with our kids, we really like to immerse ourselves in the local environment of the country that we are visiting. Finding and shopping at a local market is one of the ways to experience local culture, local foods, interact with local people, learn READ MORE
Sri Lanka being rather a small country has a huge variety of things to experience. We already did Tea Plantation tour and tasting, Snake Farm experience, Surfing experience but I always wanted to find out how the cinnamon of Ceylon is grown and cultivated – READ MORE