7-9 January 07 Singapore   When we arrived in Singapore we stayed in the middle of little India and my god did the name suit, dark skin, white teeth and curry houses everywhere. (see pics) Later on that day we wen't to see China town and there ws just Chinese people everywhere, each nationality seemed to congrigate in their own little area's. 20 mins on the metro train and you can go from China to India. (Wanting to see the world go to Singapore...

5-7th January 07 Malaka   Malaka is a famous old sea port quite similar to Hoi An in Vietnam. My Grandad on my Mum's side has probably visited there in his sea ferring days, I believe most of them did. It consists of neat little cobbled streets with churches, museums, canals, small bisto bars and restaurants, and has a varied mixture of nationalities who have settled there throughout the years.   Our two days in Malaka consisted of relaxing, ea...

4-5 January 07 Kuala Lumpur We arrived in Kuala Lumpur (KL) at 05:30 in the morning after the night bus ride. After catching up on some sleep we decided to go for a little walk around the city to go and see the Patroness Towers, the Tallest Building in the World (see pics). This little stroll turned into a full blown march around the city which lasted all day and night....... in the rain. We stopped in a little area called little India where we enjoyed our f...

26th dec-3rd JanKRABIHello everyone, after the week that we spent doing sweet F.A on Ko Phan Ngan we decided that we needed some civilization again so we jumped on a boat to return to the mainland, and then caught another bus down to Krabi.Krabi is the main tourist area in Southern Thailand, and is also the main place to catch the boat out to the Phi-Phi islands; which are just a few miles off shore. These islands especially, but the whole Krabi area in general c...

(LOST IN SAIGON)Our last six days in Vietnam where spent in Ho Chi Mihn City formally known as Saigon. This was before the North Vietnamese beat the South and kicked out the Americans. We really enjoyed our time in Saigon and found that the people get more friendlier the further South you go. Although the official name for the city is Hoi Chi Mihn (they changed the name after the war), 99% of the people still refer to it as Saigon. On our first day in Saigon we w...