Posts by Villarta

Hi, I sent you a private message! See you soon! 🙂

Hi! I sent you a PM with some info, hoping you received it! In short, your itinerary is the one I’d planned for myself. I’ve also been to Bolivia twice and loved it, so exploring Peru and Chile while passing through Bolivia again is my plan. I didn’t want to travel alone—these past few years, I’ve preferred traveling with someone—so I’m really happy to see your post. [ :) ] Hope we can chat!

Hi there, it’s a bit last-minute and I don’t have fixed dates yet—I’m thinking maybe May now. Maybe if global conditions are more stable by then.

Hello, I was planning to go to Yunnan at the end of February, but if that doesn’t work out, I’d like to try late March or early May. I’d love to meet a woman to travel as a duo and make the most of the one-month visa, even if we stay for less time. I’ve only seen a little of China so far—just a few major cities that I found absolutely stunning and impressive—and the rice terraces of Yunhe, which were unforgettable! So besides Yunnan or Hunan, we could choose other regions; China is so vast and varied, and I’d happily revisit the cities I’ve already seen. 🙂 Age doesn’t matter as long as we have energy and curiosity! I’m used to organizing things since I usually travel solo. I’m based in Paris, and of course, we’d get to know each other first to chat before meeting. 😄👫

Hi Bea, have you found anyone to go with? Just in case, I’m in Paris and I’m also planning to visit the Cinque Terre... though honestly, other destinations would work just as well for me, since I’m hoping to visit lots more countries! We can chat about it if it’s still on 😉 Have a great weekend Ines

Aged 62, I live in the Eure region and my main goal is to meet a female travel companion who lives in my area or nearby, so we can get to know each other before planning any trips. I’m energetic, easy-going, curious, and love discovering new places, going for walks, and having simple, meaningful conversations. The idea is to meet someone I click with, share our travel dreams, and then build a trip together in a relaxed way. Visiting the Cinque Terre in Italy in early October is one idea I like, but it’s not set in stone—I’m open to other destinations or suggestions, depending on our shared interests and preferences. Ideally, I’d like to find someone within a reasonable distance so we can meet up easily and, when the time comes, travel together from Paris. A first exchange by messages, and possibly a meet-up, will help us see if our expectations align. If this approach resonates with you, feel free to reach out via private message. Looking forward to chatting!

Hi Roland, I sent you an email at rando2a@laposte.fr but got an error message—maybe you changed your address? Anyway, I’d really like to get in touch because you must have tons of practical info that’d be super useful for me—I’m planning to go back to China in 2 or 3 months max! I’m starting to organize everything. Thanks in advance, Ines (from Paris too)

Hi girls, I see there are 3 of you on this project. I spent a month in southern China in 2019. I went solo with my backpack and met 2 French women along the way, and we traveled together for a bit. So I did part of Yunnan, from Kunming up to Lijiang in the north and the Yuanyang rice terraces in the south near the Vietnam border. It’s stunning. China is a country 20 times the size of France, with 20 times the population, where the average city has 1 million people. First thing: renting a car in China seems like an impossible mission, even if it’s allowed. Personally, I wouldn’t feel comfortable driving there. A metro ticket from the airport to downtown Kunming costs 1 €! For getting around the city, tickets cost between 20 and 40 cents. Public transport is super developed and easy to use. As for the weather, November is a great month—dry season. In a month, I only had one afternoon of light rain. Kunming is at 24° north latitude, which is like southern Morocco, so the weather’s nice. When you head toward Lijiang or Yuanyang, it gets a bit chilly at night, but during the day it’s fine. On the other hand, I think it’s a shame to go to China for just 2 weeks. For 4 weeks, the flight ticket is the same price. Life there isn’t expensive. Bonus this year: no visas needed. If you want more details, email me: rando2a@laposte.fr I don’t post my phone number online, but I’ll give it to you later if you want to know more. Have a great day, Roland