WildJunket
Nellie Huang's travel blog about her digital nomad family life, worldschooling and offbeat adventures.
About WildJunket
WildJunket is the personal travel site of Nellie Huang, a Singaporean travel writer, Lonely Planet contributor and author who launched the project in 2008. Over nearly two decades she has built the blog into a sizable resource with more than 500 posts in the sitemap and a steady weekly publishing rhythm. The site documents Nellie and her family living as digital nomads, offering long practical guides, itineraries and worldschooling advice, plus books and magazine features. Posts are richly illustrated with original photography, and the site mixes hands-on how-tos, destination guides and family travel stories.
This reads like a family's travel diary crossed with a practical manual for life on the move. Nellie's voice is conversational, candid and full of lived detail, and the long-form pieces feel like travel classes rather than quick listicles. The worldschooling guide alone runs close to three thousand words, complete with a table of contents and dozens of photos, which shows the depth you can expect. We find WildJunket especially good for families and digital nomads planning long stays, homebase moves, schooling on the road, or offbeat itineraries like Nosy Be and Svalbard. The site is active, publishing roughly a post a week, and leans heavily on original photography and practical, step-by-step advice.
Where They Travel
global
Pros
- Long, in-depth family travel guides
- Extensive original photography in posts
- Practical how-tos for nomad families
- Consistent weekly publishing schedule
Cons
- Displays Mediavine network ads
- Some posts include affiliate links
- Very long posts can feel dense
How Popular Is WildJunket?
- Majestic Million rank342,714
- Open PageRank4.7 / 10
- Best-of lists3