Hello allWell this is our final post after 5 months away, thank you so much for taking the time to find out about our adventures and we look forward to seeing you all on our return.On Monday 5th we took an early morning bus from HCMC to Phnom Penh the capital of Cambodia. On arriving we had a cyclo tour of the city. A cyclo is a seat on wheels that is pushed by a guide on a bicycle. It was a great way to see the city, especially since all our cyclo guides worked ...

We flew from Bangkok to Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) formally known as Saigon . HCMC is a very busy city, it was much more developed than we were expecting; in fact it is home to several designer stores such as Gucci and Louis Vuitton. The roads are absolutely crammed with motorbikes. Most drivers completely ignore the few road rules set in place (including red lights) and so even crossing the smallest of roads can be a massive challenge! But we got the hang of it aft...

We flew from Kuala Lumpur to Phuket, with the very impressive Malaysian Airlines and headed to Phuket town where we stayed for the night. Early the next morning we had the usual chaos of being picked up in a minibus and loaded onto a ferry without a word of English being spoken, people just pointing, taking tickets from us and occassionally shouting something in Thai. Anyway we safely arrived at Koh Phi Phi and carried the bags to our hostel, which was very basic...

Hi all After Australia we headed to Singapore, and what seems to be the shopping capital of the world. You can imagine Adam's delight at being here on the last saturday before christmas! It was also absolutely boiling, so although Adam would never get onto the podium if shopping was olympic sport, he certainly would have a good chance of gold for sweating. The air was very humid, but the place was lovely. Singapore is clean and efficient and in most parts you f...