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Read A Road Map Day 2019: 13 Easily Navigated Cities in Southeast Asia

Did you know that 5 April marks “Read A Road Map Day”?! Well, yes… Today is the day, and therefore I've got an idea to compile a collab post about some easily navigated cities in Southeast Asia. The cities whose maps are easy to read and navigate, with some handy transportation options to get around.

When you get used to planning a DIY trip, you tend to excel at using Google Maps especially if you love wandering around a place to pleasantly find the hidden gems in your destinations. Without further ado, here are some cities in Southeast Asia that you can navigate easily using your digital map!

Travel Fashionably From Head To Toe Around South East Asia

In case you're not familiar with my traveling style, my traveling style is something in-between a budget traveler and not-so luxurious one.

I mean, I'm totally fine with the idea of staying at a cheap motel with a small room as long as I could get a quality time through doing my makeup without any disruption. I'm not exactly the kind of person who would ask for a pic anytime I see a good stop for the ‘gram, but clothes and makeup are the essential things for me to travel comfortably.

I'm not exactly fashionable, as I'm kind of a sucker when it comes to the idea of mix and match things I've got in my clothes. However, I'm not exactly a t-shirt and jeans kind of person either.

So, if you could relate to the situation and you're planning to travel around South East Asia, let me share with you the tips and trick on how to travel fashionably in this part of the world! 😉

How To Travel Smart in ASEAN Countries

As you know, it's pretty rare to find me writing a post with such a short title like this, but here I am. This time, I want to share some tips about how to travel smart in ASEAN countries because, who's a better person to tell you if not me, someone who's a part of the tribes?

And for those who are not familiar with ASEAN, then let me tell you a piece of my knowledge. ASEAN stands for the Association of South East Asian Nation, an intergovernmental organization in this part of the world. And no matter how our people say otherwise, we're pretty much similar from one and another.

I mean, if we're so different, then why the heck people looked at me as if I was a trashy Filipino who could barely speak Tagalog in Manila?