ITINERARIES
A Little Tip That Saved Me Time and Money:
If you’re starting your journey from Singapore, I highly recommend getting a Singtel Tourist SIM or eSIM. Simply choose a plan that matches the duration of your trip—for example, a 30-day plan if you’re backpacking for a month. It works across several Southeast Asian countries, so there’s no need to buy a new SIM card every time you cross a border. It saves both money and the hassle of looking for local SIM vendors after a long day of traveling.
If you’re traveling from the Philippines, you can easily purchase a Southeast Asia or Indochina travel SIM/eSIM through online marketplaces like Shopee before your departure. There are different packages available depending on your itinerary, whether you’re visiting just a few countries or backpacking across the region. Simply choose the one that best fits your travel route and the number of days you’ll be away.
Having reliable mobile data throughout the journey made a huge difference for me. From navigating unfamiliar streets with Google Maps, booking buses and trains, translating local languages, and staying in touch with my family, I never had to worry about losing my connection. It’s one of those small preparations that makes your adventure a lot smoother.
Bonus Tip: Before purchasing any travel SIM or eSIM, always check the list of supported countries and the validity period to make sure it covers your entire itinerary. A few minutes of planning before your trip can save you time, money, and unnecessary stress while you’re on the road.
INDOCHINA
BANGKOK
TAIWAN
SOUTHEAST- ASIA (SG EDITION)
SEA- PHILIPPINE EDITION
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