Kuala Lumpar: We arrived in Kuala Lumpar late on 8th October and got a taxi straight to our hostel. The lovely man on reception gave us a free upgrade to a private room. It wasn't the most luxurious of private rooms but it was nice not to be in a dorm for our last couple of nights. We woke up wen in search of things to do. Unsurprisingly, this ended up with us shopping in the markets and buying yet more things for ourselves and presents. We dressed up nicely in...

Bali, Kuta and Seminyak: Because of the horrendously long and crazy boat journey back we were too late to go to the event at Cocoon beach club as we had planned. Instead we went for some really nice traditional bali street food and did more shopping. After that we went back to get ready at our hotel and headed out again to Legian street. Of Course, we went to Alley Cat first where we made friends with a group of Australian guys who were interesting. We played dr...

Gilli T: On the 2nd October after an extremely long bus and boat journey our speed boat docked itself in the beautiful bay of Gilli T. We got off the boat and collected our bags and were mesmerised by how beautiful the beach was. The sand was so white and the sea so blue, it literally looked like it had been photoshopped... But it was real life! As usual we hadn't booked into a hostel and Gilli hostel was fully booked. After a long search we found a cheap, pri...

Bali, Kuta: Our plane landed in the evening on Sunday 28th September. We went to collect out baggage and after a while realised we were the only people stood at the wrong conveyor belt and barely any bags were coming out. We went to join everyone else who had been on our flight at the next conveyor belt yet we still the last people there, still waiting and wondering where our bags were. A man came up and told us some of the bags had been taken off at the bottom ...

Phom Penh: After our final sleeping bus we arrived in Phom Penh early on Saturday 27th September. Luckily we could check into our room straight away. After a nap we we in search of some street food and ended up at a strange Chinese restaurant. We were the only western people and ordered a tiny little roll...all the cambodians stared at us like we were mad. Then we got a tuk tuk with a random guy from our room to the famous cambodian killing fields. We were given...