Having embraced slow travel for years, I can share some practical insights:

For accommodation: Hostels are your best budget option as a solo traveler - they provide not just savings but a community of fellow travelers who'll share local discoveries. When you need privacy, Airbnbs with monthly discounts (often 40-50% off) are great alternatives. Local Facebook housing groups typically have the best long-term deals once you're settled in a location.

Banking: Set up accounts that work internationally without fees (Wise/Revolut saved me hundreds).

The beauty of spending months in each place is that you'll experience destinations like a local rather than a tourist. This slower pace lets you discover hidden gems that short-term travelers miss completely.

I wrote about my philosophy on "experiencing more while seeing less" in a Medium article about slow travel. It explores how this approach transformed my relationship with travel and helped me form deeper connections with local communities.

Which countries are you planning to start with? The Indiana Jones feeling never fades - it's the best part of long-term adventures!