Ever since I arrive in Australia, I’ve had a lot of time on my hands, especially during my unemployed days (I start working on Monday, yey!). While I’ve thoroughly enjoyed having so much free time and used it to work on my blog, I also found myself reminiscing about my past travels. With a mix of nostalgia and sheer excitement, I went through my travel photos and realised that, even though I have only ever travelled with a humble point and shoot camera, my archives were full of beautiful photos which told intimate stories.

And that’s how my photo book was born. And here’s the thing. As a thank you to all of my readers who, with their support and beautiful comments have kept me going through many a dark blogging days, I’m putting my photo book online for everyone to enjoy for free, all of it, not just a preview.

To view the ebook, simply use the widget below and view it here, or view it on blurb, the platform where my ebook is hosted.

The online version of this ebook will always be free. However, if you’d like the stunning printed book itself in soft or hard cover form, or you want to purchase an ebook for your iphone or ipad, you can also do this by visiting this page. The Art of Slow Travel photo ebook would make a great coffee table book for you or a friend, and you’d also be supporting theartofslowtravel.com, as I make a small profit from every purchase.

If you enjoy this free ebook, I’d also be grateful if you could comment on this post, and share it on your favourite social media platform.

Please note that, as the entire book is available free, not just in preview form, it might take a while for it to load, as it’s a big file filled with high resolution photos.

Places covered: Switzerland, London, Berlin, Vienna, Budapest, Amsterdam, Bratislava, Malta, Istanbul, Bali, South Korea, Singapore and Vietnam.

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