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Hoi An Part II: Abseiling Cliffs & Caves
Today I’d booked on a Phat Tires Venture trip to go abseiling down cliffs and caves in Hoi An with one or two others I’d met on my tour. Now if I’m perfectly honest, the last time I abseiled was in scout camp over a decade ago when I was about ten years old so I had completely forgotten what it actually was… I just knew that any form of physical activity was just what I needed after two weeks…
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How An, Vietnam: Who even rides Water Buffaloes?
Our room in Hoi An was insane, it was literally like the 18 yard box of a footy pitch. It was so huge. It had a double wardrobe, two beds, tons of space and genuinely enough seating for Jesus and his 12 apostles with the amount of chairs and sofas that were thrown in! Oh and not to mention there was a bathtub and a shower cubicle – Asians love a wet room so it was nice to actually have a shower…
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CULTURAL ENTERTAINING WITH A SIDE OF VOMIT
CULTURAL ENTERTAINING WITH A SIDE OF VOMIT
Another early start was on the cards and we were soon on our way to the docks to for our boat trip. I was feeling really sick this morning and I was well aware it wasn’t about to get any better when we headed off on the water. We had lunch on the boat which was your typical Asian basics cooked fresh and then various meat and seafood options too. I’ve never been a fan of seafood, I love trying new…
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The Cu Chi Tunnels & Hot Springs 👲
The Cu Chi Tunnels & Hot Springs 👲
Included in the tour was a trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels in HCMC – A popular tourist site now where you are able to gain a great insight into what happened during the Vietnamese war. We were introduced to our tour guide, ‘Hi’ (that was his name), cutest, funniest Asian I’ve ever met; he basically played a Sergeant sort of role during the war so he really did know all the facts. Some tour guides are…
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HCMC - Cyclo's & Benh Tanh Market with slight chance of Conical hat
HCMC – Cyclo’s & Benh Tanh Market with slight chance of Conical hat
I was less than happy being awake and on the road again so early (my ‘early’ being anything before 9am) but I knew that I’d manage to grab at least a couple of hours sleep on the dreaded 12 hour long journey from Sihanoukville over to Mekong Delta in the Southwestern region of Vietnam. During the journey, because only the screen of my phone was damaged it was still actually turned on and fully…
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Sihanoukville: Snorkelling and the Midnight Full-moon(s)
Once again I woke up feeling a little fragile and had another glorious Cambodian ‘body massage’ bus ride to look forward to from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville – this would be our first sight of beaches on the tour and a chance to have some chill out time for a couple of days. Apart from the hideous alcohol-induced headache I was having to tolerate, the journey wasn’t too bad (probably because I was…
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Beverages: the tarantula, Japanese and Pontoon kind...
Beverages: the tarantula, Japanese and Pontoon kind…
In the evening a local Cambodian dinner was included for us at one of the homes of a Cambodian family, it was really nice to experience some of the traditions not only with the foods they made but various other simple things that are pretty unknown to Westerners. We took our shoes off when we entered the house and sat on the floor in two rows, they laid out lots of food in front of us for everyone…
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Killing Fields & S21
Killing Fields & S21
Phnom Penh 19/10/14 & 20/10/14
An early start was on the cards today as we were taking a public bus ride to our next stop in Cambodia: Phnom Penh. As I was in a pretty vulnerable state from the previous nights antics having the front seats on the public bus with decent leg room (‘decent’ being leg room suitable for leg length that exceeds 98% of Asian leg length) was such a big relief! Oh, and my…
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Angkor Wat, Quads and Buckets
The plan for the morning of our last full day in Siem Reap was to go and see the sunrise at Angkor Wat – meaning an early start. A very early start. 4AM! I’m not a morning person whatsoever but the prospect of seeing the iconic Angkor Wat at sunrise made it pretty easy to come to terms with getting up at a time too early for even the milkmen to rise from their pits.
So, by 4:30 still half asleep…
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Siem Reap, Cambodia
After breakfast in Bangkok we headed to the Thai-Cambodian boarder to sort out entry visas. It was a rather sweaty experience. Lots of people crammed into a room with just a few dust clotted fans whilst the guys behind the counter took your finger prints then checked and stamped your passport. Once it was sorted we continued on to our first stop in Cambodia: Siem Reap. En route we stopped at a…
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Arrival In Bangkok & Tour Group
Arrival In Bangkok & Tour Group
Once I’d got to the exit points at Bangkok Apt. I waited about 20 – verrrry long – minutes until I saw the most adorable Asian man holding a sign with my name on waiting for me. He took my bag and headed across the car park – there’s something really uncomfortable about watching an Asian man who’s half the size of you carry your big hefty backpack but he was really nice and to be honest I…
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Flying into Dubai ✈️ My beautiful window seat view before landing in Dubai:
Murray Mints and Jumbo Jets - My Journey to Bangkok
Murray Mints and Jumbo Jets – My Journey to Bangkok
After less than 3 hours sleep and an early 5 o’clock start It wasn’t long before the airport started to bug me, well, saying that it was more the people to be honest. Far too many of them throwing themselves past people with their larger than life suitcases clipping the ankles of every innocent person nearby.
Once I’d checked my backpack in I headed to security, a pretty boring place to stand and…
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The Historical City of Durham
A little late uploading these but better late than never. I visited Durham for the weekend a fortnight since and it has to be one of the most beautiful places I’ve been to (although there isn’t much competition as of yet). I went into Beamish to see the open-air museum, a living museum set in the early 20th century (Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian times). I then went into Durham Cathedral, an…
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14 DAYS, 10 HOURS AND 47 MINUTES
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It seems like yesterday when my travelling plans were all still in the works. So, to celebrate hitting the two week mark (almost) I’m gonna go through a few pros and cons of my money savings methods.
Things I’ve done really well to help save 1. Picked up a third part-time job during my final year I worked in a bar on a Saturday night. I recommend this to anyone who is partial to a night out but…
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It's arrived! My GoPro has arrived this afternoon, so of course I instantly decided to try out the waterproof feature, take a look how it went:
