We arrived in Kuala Lumpur and quickly set about sorting out our Indian visas. However, after a 30 minute taxi ride with the worlds rudest taxi driver, we found that it was an Indian National Holiday. Excellent. So the next day we decided to find an agency that could hopefully do the hard work for us. Turns out if your not a Malaysian citizen they aren't too keen on giving you a visa. Not quite the news we wanted to hear, fingers crossed Australia is more he...

I think its fair to say Ipoh doesn't have a massive amount to offer, but like most Malaysian cities it has beautiful architecture so isn't the worst place to spend a night. We only had an afternoon there so we decided to have a wander around the city and see what it had to offer. Then train station is definitely the highlight of the city and worth a visit alone. Other than that, there wasn't much else there. We headed out for dinner in the local mall and dec...

The Cameroon Highlands are famous for their tea plantations so we knew it was going to be a place we would love. Because of the conditions needed for tea growing it means that it never gets too hot or too cold. Lovely. The drive there was pretty through all the green hills. That afternoon we decided to have a wander around. There is just one street full of hotels and cafés amidst all the plantations in the little town so our wander didn't really take very l...

We arrived in Georgetown, Penang at around 4pm so had already missed most of the day. But we decided to head out on a wander to see what Georgetown is like. We all instantly fell in love with the place. There is such a mixture of architecture: British, French, Chinese and Indian. Its also so peaceful, South East Asia is so hectic it was lovely to be in a calm place. While wandering around we stumbled upon a beautiful mosque. We were just taking some pictures...