Gallery has been updated. New pictures are from our bike trip in the north of Thailand, the Angkor Wat and the floating village. As usual you need to log in to see pictures of Paula and or me. Hope you enjoy them!
Yesterday we crossed the Cambodian border, after falling victim to several scams in one ticket. We bought a fairly expansive ticket from Chiang Mai to Siam Reap(the city next to the Angkor Wat). We were promised to buses in Thailand and good buses in Cambodia. We didn’t get the bus we were promised from Chiang [...]
The north of Thailand, so much to do so little time. Like I wrote earlier we had to narrow it down. We knew we had about a week so we devised a plan to fill the days as best we could. The first day was dedicated into what, in my opinion, is one the best [...]
Diving has not been to me all that I had expected it to be. I was actually waiting for my mind to be blown away, all my old hobbies forgotten and a new obsession to be introduced. Instead what I found was a charming, relaxing experience that offers very little in the adrenaline department, but [...]
Reuters has a film on internet with the monkey festival, check it out It really is like that
It is not often that I feel as though my words are not enough, yet this is exactly how I feel when I try to tell someone about Hong Kong. To describe Hong Kong in words would be like trying to explain to a blind man why the color red is much more vivid then gray. It is simply [...]
Hong Kong, finally, after years of thinking of you, I’m here, to walk your fantastic streets, amongst your people, to see you with my own eyes. I felt like a small boy, off to his first amusement park. It is weird for me to feel this way as I rarely get so excited about cities. Hong [...]
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The reason we actually came to Xi’an was to view the terra cota army. Yesterday we finally did it. The sight of it has left us amazed. The terra cota army was made for the burial of emperor Qin. Qin was the first to rule over the whole of china. There were 5 kingdoms in [...]