order:

3.2
Xiaopeng
If this book isn’t badly written, then why is it still bad?
Ten Years Of Backpacking (背包十年) | 2001 | 10 years | China, The Netherlands, UK, France, Spain, Switzerland, Greece, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Vietnam, Thailand, Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Maledives, Philippines, Tunesia, Canada, Tahiti, USA, Austria, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia, Russia, UAE, Cambodia, South Africa, | backpacking

3.4
Australia
Yu Ying
Does the Chinese literary world need to train tougher editors?
Go Out And Talk To People About Their Dreams (出发,和每个人谈一次梦想) | 2011 | 5 months | Asia | backpacking

3.8
China
Volker Häring
Where exactly is the dividing line between the cultural expert and the ignorant visitor?
A Bus Called Wanda - Adventures In Everyday Life Along The Mekong River | 2003 | 6 years | China | cycling, hitchhiking

3.4
China
Edwin John Dingle
How could an awesome feat have turned into an uninspiring book?
Across China on Foot | 1909 | 18 months | China | walking, ship

4.4
Brazil
Heinz Helfgen
What were German readers looking for in a travel book after World War II?
I'm Cycling Around The World | 1951 | 2 years | world | cycling

4.8
China
Odoric of Pordenone
Was this a 14th-century fact finding mission or just another medieval mystery tale?
The Travel | 1314 | 15 years | Silk Road | caravan

4.2
Iraq
Jean de Mandeville
Why is it so much fun to read Medieval travel stories that are at least partly untrue?
The Travels | 1322 | 34 years | Europe, Africa, Asia | caravan, walking, ship

4.2
Thailand
Andreas Altmann
How was an otherwise good travel book spoiled by too much preaching?
The Price Of Lightness | 2005 | 2 months | Southeast Asia | backpacking

4.2
Saudi Arabia
Ibn Battuta
Did conservative ethics turn this great adventure story into such a slow read?
The Travels | 1325 | 29 years | Asia, Africa, Europe | ship, caravan

5
India
Fernão Mendes Pinto
If this is one of the classics of Portuguese literature, why is it such a slow read?
Pilgrimage | 1537 | 21 years | India | ship, caravan