Vietnam!! The single craziest place we have visited in the last 9 months, in fact we have ever visited. We flew in to Hanoi with AirAsia, (our favorite low cost airline) again and within minutes we came to appreciate a whole new meaning to traffic congestion. I know that Ken Livingston is out of a job, well maybe he can try and have a go in Hanoi. There are road rules, it's simply that you give way to anything bigger than you are...simply put Trucks don't stop fo...

Hello! We arrived back in Bangkok after our "holiday in England". The following evening we took a night bus down to Krabi and connected through to the Phi Phi islands the following morning. Have to say we were pleased to be back in the sun! Most of you have been to southern Thailand, so you know all about it. But here it goes… Koh Phi Phi is a party island. A small town, western style, not the nicest…but it got a beautiful beach. The one day we too...

No, your eyes do not deceive you! We really were back in the UK, a little earlier than planned, but only for 6 nights. I found out whilst we were in Indonesia that my Father wasn't too well so we decided to take a small detour off-route to visit him back in Blighty!I must say that he was a little shocked himself when we turned up at the station in Sussex, expecting only to meet with my brother Gareth. Although it wasn't under the best circumstances, we had a ...

Indonesia wasn't on our original route either, but we kept hearing such good things about Bali and the neighbouring islands that we decided to yet again fly there with Air Asia. We booked 1 week, but instantly extended it to 2 weeks. Bali is mainly Hindu. We loved the culture and the people were very friendly. There are temples literally on every street corner through out Bali. Religious festivals every week. And every house has its very own altar and they give ...

Well, this certainly wasn't on our original route, but after a chance meeting with an English chap in a dingy Fijian hostel who couldn't speak highly enough of Borneo we heeded his advice. Air Asia is cheap, the local equivalent of Ryan Air or Easyjet, accept for one exception...that is the in-flight food isn't some stale sandwich but very smelly pot-noodle!! Anyway, 2 hours from mainland Malaysia we arrived in Kota Kinabalu, the biggest city in the region of Sab...