Trip: South East Asia
There are [11] stories from my trip: South East Asia
THAILAND | Monday, 5 Nov 2012 | Views [613]
After returning to one of our favourite places - Chiang Mai - for a few days of downtime, catching up with friends and THE BEST coffee at Ristr8to; we took the recommendation to spend a day and night at nearby Chiang Dao Nest for a mountain experience.... Read more >
Tags: bikes, chiang dao, monastery, mountains
LAOS | Friday, 19 Oct 2012 | Views [1191] | Comments [1]
Laos started out as a convenient side trip idea which allowed us to leave Thailand and re-enter to renew our tourist visas for another month but ended up being a true highlight of the trip!
We flew to Vientiane in the morning and after ... Read more >
Tags: beer, city, laos, mekong, relaxing, sunsets, vientiane
THAILAND | Tuesday, 2 Oct 2012 | Views [734]
During our stay at Bai Lan Bay, we decided to do a cooking class to get a feel for some of our favourite Thai dishes. Nearby to us in Bai Lan Bay village was cooking school and restaurant called the Happy Turtle which was run by Soa & her Swedish ... Read more >
Tags: bai lan bay, happy turtle, koh chang, thai cooking class
THAILAND | Sunday, 30 Sep 2012 | Views [1112]
We needed a break from Bangkok so decided to head to Koh Chang which is an island off the south east coast of Thailand, quite near to Cambodia. The usual trek there is a 12 hour plus minibus ride but we decided to live it up and take the 45 minute ($90AUD) ... Read more >
Tags: beaches, koh chang, relaxing
THAILAND | Wednesday, 26 Sep 2012 | Views [654]
I think the term is big-city-itis and the symptoms include an aversion to mass rapid transit, being fed up with smog, indecisiveness due to many options for what to eat for dinner AND pale white skin. Call it whatever you like, by the time we arrived ... Read more >
Tags: beach, koh chang, relaxing
MALAYSIA | Wednesday, 19 Sep 2012 | Views [740]
After chilling out in the Cameron Highlands for a few days, drinking tea and enjoying a break from the humidity of the city - we decided to head for Penang (pronouced Pin-ang here) for some legendary food and so we could be closer to the water. We ... Read more >
Tags: ferry, pasembur, penang, rojak
MALAYSIA | Saturday, 15 Sep 2012 | Views [1314]
Based on Ant's childhood memories of visiting the caves, we decided to make the trip 13kms out of KL to see the caves and surrounds. There are loads of ways to get to the caves (taxi, buses, tourist bus) but we decided to take the train from KL Sentral ... Read more >
Tags: batu, caves, kuala lumpur, malaysia, temples
MALAYSIA | Thursday, 13 Sep 2012 | Photo Gallery
Mash up of Indian, Malay, Chinese and humidity. Love it!
See all 6 photos >>
SINGAPORE | Monday, 10 Sep 2012 | Views [1743]
Read any guidebook, review any website or watch any episode of a travel show and they'll all recommend the quintessential "Hawker market" experience in Singapore (and most of SE Asia as well). While the idea of street food might turn some people off, ... Read more >
Tags: chinese food, hawker centres, singapore
SINGAPORE | Saturday, 8 Sep 2012 | Photo Gallery
Humidity, orchids, biryani, Tiger beer, heat, chilli crab AND chicken rice, oh yeah!
See all 8 photos >>
SINGAPORE | Saturday, 8 Sep 2012 | Views [700]
You know you've found a good biryani restaurant when the lady taking your order simply asks one question. "Mutton, chicken or vegetarian?"
On our trip out to Little India we discovered plenty of options around town whilst hiking it all around ... Read more >
Tags: biryani, eating, indian food
