The Navigating Navigator

Love to travel?

Know that it is still affordable with post pandemic inflation. Yes, it is still possible to travel for just $50* a day, with some discipline and consciously choosing to prioritize the absolutely necessary. Also, I made those mistakes so you don’t have to.

*USD terms in 2026, excluding international travel

Let’s Navigate!
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Travel Tales

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Singapore

Affordable tips

Explore hidden hawker stalls and budget-friendly gardens by the bay.

By discerning, it is still possible on an average of USD50 per day

Singapore
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Saudi Arabia

The Golden Triangle in about 2 weeks

Starts and ends in Riyadh, and choose another city.

I did it for an average of USD50 a day.

Saudi Arabia
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Everest Base Camp Trek

No guides, no porters, just humanity meeting other solo trekkers

I did it for an average of less than USD50 per day

Everest Base Camp Trek
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Scotland

Includes the North Coast 500

Castles and best drives. Save unnecessary detours to maximise time and

I did it for an average of USD50 a day with an electric vehicle

Scotland
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Japan

City secrets

Affordable sushi spots and serene shrines nestled among skyscrapers.

I did it for an average of less than USD50 per day

Japan
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Norway

Best Drives

Budget hikes and ferry rides through breathtaking fjords. Stops that shouldn’t be missed.

I did it for an average of USD50 a day with an electric vehicle

Norway

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