TweetWe started on time, not really knowing how far we’d get! It always takes a couple of hours to get out of Bangkok…no matter how hard we try it’s just too confusing and trying to avoid the damn Motorway is a serious task! Taking the highway is really no fun so we decided to take [...]
TweetIf anyone asked me how many times I’d visit Cambodia it may have been uhhh once. Never did I think I’d have to get a Cambodian visa 3 times! The day after we got back from Vietnam we just could not get our asses out of bed. We had felt like we had been through [...]
TweetFor us, we felt that Hanoi was nothing exceptional. We stayed in the Old Quarter and found that we just felt ripped off every minute, on every corner. This was our general feeling in Vietnam especially. We try to rationalize it…why do you feel that way in India too? Maybe because both countries have such [...]
TweetNha Trang is another beach city, probably Vietnam’s most popular beach destination. Despite being the most popular and crowded, the beaches are beautiful with white sand and deep blue water. We had an overnight bus for Hoi An the next day in the evening so we had plenty of time to stroll around. We missed [...]
TweetThe bus ride from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh City was pretty easy going. It took about 5-6 hours for the entire trip, border crossing and all. Usually when we pass borders, we have the bike customs to worry about in addition to our own visa stuff, so sometimes it gets hectic. So with [...]
TweetThe day after Mom and Dad left Phuket, we took a flight to BKK. Was surreal that they were here a few days ago with us, but no worries, we shall see them soon at some point! After doing some laundry and getting the bike’s oil checked, we had to decide…where to next??? Nick had [...]
TweetBefore leaving Battambang we wanted to see the bamboo train. Upon check-out the guest house we stayed at were so happy that we came, they gave both of us very pretty woven cotton scarves. We were touched! Getting to the bamboo train was an adventure, we felt lost among the villages and got all kinds [...]