Come see the ever changing colours of Uluru in all its unbelievably rich and mesmerising splendor at sunset. Followed by the next morning as the sun rises and the colours grow as the sun bathes the rock faces in light.
The magic of the temples of Angkor are almost beyond imagination. I met many people on my travels who have [...]
A journey to Wudang Mountain; the small mountain range in the northwestern part of Hubei, China, just south of Shiyan. [...]
After watching LOTR for the first time I started a long journey of the heart. The first steps were the [...]
At one point in our journey I actually advocated to Cesca that we skip China. That she didn’t listen, and [...]
Certain cities in the world are instantly recognisable from hundreds of classic movies that have been set there. No one [...]
When you travel through a country, especially if you are using a published travel guide, you are walking a well trodden path. Indeed maybe a thousand people are doing it with you simultaneously. This has a very strong effect over time, as more and more guest houses start catering only to the backpacker and spring up all along the route, which had myriad knock-on effects. Such as: taxi services who know the guide books better than you do and hordes of travellers at ever corner all "experiencing" the local atmosphere; all the time failing to realise that they are in a "bubble" like a Disney theme park ride.
I sat on the balcony and considered the view. The remote 7800ft high mountain town of Shimla flowed over the [...]
Jaisalmer is a town located 575 m west from the state capital Jaipur. It lies in the heart of the [...]
As a traveller you know, and even expect, the unknown to occur. You want this; for some it’s the whole point of leaving their home in the first place. It’s usually to do with the fun stuff like walking the Great Wall, eating Sushi in Tokyo Fish Market or jumping off a bridge in New Zealand with only an elastic band to prevent your death.
Ask a hundred people where in the world they would like to visit most of all and a significant percentage [...]
Hello and welcome to an experiment! Cecsa and I have sat down and recorded a podcast of our time [...]
The most common question I have been asked by people after returning home is, “which was your favourite country to [...]
I lay on my back and tried to relax. The sound of rolling waves crashed back and forth in the [...]
The travel blogging is back! Note: This is the third part of a complete three part article that completes our [...]
Note: This is the second part of a complete three part article that completes our time in Vietnam. We continue [...]
The travel blogging is back! Note: This is the first part of a final three part article that completes our [...]
