Who wants to give up everything and go on a Europe backpack trip?

Hola Grapevine fam! 😁 So my roommates and I are planning to go for a trip to Bali this November and we are Looking for more people who can accompany us! Details: A week long trip Stay: Savya Bali, Kabupaten Badung 🌊 We four (roomates) and we are looking for more peeps to jime in! Would love to accompany any travel peeps. Let's catch up! 🥂🤜

Hey adventurers! I'm planning an unforgettable road trip to Spiti this June and I'm looking for a few fellow explorers to join me. I've got a Tata Safari Accomplished, fully equipped for the rugged terrain and ready to take on the journey of a lifetime. **Trip Details:** - **Destination:** Spiti - **Dates:** June 2024 - **Vehicle:** Tata Safari Accomplished (comfortable, spacious, and reliable) - **Starting Point:** Sector 137, Noida **Why Join?** - **Breathtaking Scenery:** Experience the majestic landscapes of Spiti. - **Adventure:** Perfect for thrill-seekers who love exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations. - **Culture:** Immerse yourself in the unique cultures of the Himalayas, visit ancient monasteries, and interact with the local communities. - **Comfort:** Travel in style and comfort in my Tata Safari Accomplished, with plenty of room for luggage and gear. **Who I'm Looking For:** - **Enthusiastic Travelers:** Whether you're a seasoned traveler or new to road trips, if you have a passion for adventure, you're welcome! - **Easy-going and Flexible:** Road trips can be unpredictable, so a positive attitude and flexibility are key. - **Nature Lovers:** If you love the great outdoors and scenic beauty, this trip is for you. **Interested?** If you're up for this incredible journey, drop me a message or comment below. Let's make memories, share stories, and have an amazing adventure together! Looking forward to hitting the road with you! P.S. Feel free to share this with anyone who might be interested!

Hello boys and girls, Planning to travel around Europe and work from there in July. Checking here to see if I can get a company. My planing is almost done. My friends were supposed to come with me but schengen gods had other plans. Hit me up if you’re doing something similar next month :) TIA

Been thinking about going for an international trip lately. Asked a bunch of friends, but it looks like it's just gonna be me. Anyone here who has travelled solo? Thoughts on those "Make My Trip" packages? Or any other cool recommendations?

I’m graduating in October, and wanna take a break for 2 months before I officially become a “corporate slave”. As a girl I’ve never had the freedom/opportunity to travel solo internationally and I am planning on visiting Thailand in mid Oct. I’d love some tips on: 1) How to overcome the fear (I’m someone who’s watched wayyy too may true crime shows and I’m paranoid lol) 2) How to calculate expenses for a week long trip to Thailand from Blore (I’ve heard it’s mostly b/w 60-75K) Any help would be appreciated! ✨

Hi all, I have 1.5 months of free time before I start my next job. I am looking for destinations to travel (solo) in this time, and would appreciate any ideas. Following details: Travel date: July 1- July 20 Duration: 5-10 days Destination preference: trek (India), South east Asia Budget: 50-80k

Graduated in 2021, got an okayish job, still doing well career wise. I tried my own startups too. But I've never got the feeling of "yehi karna hai yaar life mein". All the friends are now disconnected. Doing WFH since forever and don't even have good connections at my current org or in my previous org. Tried therapy as well, didn't help much, they recommended medications, but that I'm not willing to do as of now. I don't know whether it's just me or this gruelling feeling of existential dread will ever go away. Maybe software engineering as a domain is like that, encourages introverts and introvertedness. But idk something is not right. No friends, no space to vent out frustrations. And it's been about 3 years since I last had a conversation with the opposite gender. I'm in complete mental mess, only thing keeping me alive is probably gym. I just want something to cling on to, to know this is not the end and this is not how it will end.

Hey guys, Wanted to know your opinions and if someone has walked similar path before. I am in infrastructure engineering domain, want to transition into core backend with full stack. I have roamed around abroad and found really great quality of life - 1. Food quality is damn good! 2. Spending power when you travel with that currency to other parts of the world 3. Disciplined 4. Power of people, where the rules are same for all. You are just as powerful or weak as a politician in regards to upholding the law. I like these concepts and want to explore living abroad, learning cultures, traditions and people. I was thinking of getting into a Europe based company(understand the pay would be less but I get to roam EU countries with better work life balance) for my backend role and leave my current job to prepare for it as my entire day is sucked off by this current high paying job and it's not fun anymore Thoughts? Tldr - Not happy with my current life sucking role at startup. Have experienced better life abroad as a tourist. Want to switch to a job abroad and experience customs, traditions, people, culture, languages!