Hi, I’m Tiffany — welcome to my one-bag travel blog.

I’m a minimalist traveler and runner who loves the freedom of one-bag travel. These days, I travel with just one backpack, a pair of running shoes, and a deep curiosity for new places. This blog is where I share the things I love most: travel itineraries, running routes, packing lists that allow indefinite travel, and reflections from the road.

You’ll find itineraries designed for motion, run-friendly routes in new cities, packing lists that work hard, and thoughts on how to live well with less. My style is practical, a little edgy, and built for people who want to spend less time worrying about the things you’re carrying and more time enjoying the sights around you.

Most of my trips are a mix of tight, active itineraries and low-key wandering, some mixing in full-time remote work, and some unplugged and fully on the move. I’m big on finding ways to move — especially through city runs that double as exploration, long nature runs to reset, and the occasional commute run just to shake things up.

When I’m not on the move, I work as a Quantitative UX Researcher at Meta. Before that, I got my PhD in Psychology from Stanford, where I studied how cultural values influence human behavior on social media, using a variety of machine learning, natural language processing, and experimental methods. If you’re curious about the researcher side of me, here are my LinkedIn, CV, and Google Scholar Page.

Shoot me a message if you want to chat about travel, minimalist packing, running, or anything in between — I’d love to hear!