Day 32, 33 + 34 After experiencing our first boarder crossing by land we arrived in KL mid afternoon. It took us a while to get our bearings and found our hostel in Chinatown. Chinatown had a number of markets to check out and that made up most of our first day in KL. Food is much better here, so dead happy, although Emma is still picking and prodding at everything that is served up for her. Our second day in KL was quite busy as there is a lot to do. First we ...

Day 31 and 32 Our flight to Singapore was on easily the best plane Emma and me have ever been on, great service, food, films (the Hangover) but not so the two wasted Ozzies who talked none stop for the entire flight which was a night flight! Singapore is everything you imagine, high rise buildings and shopping malls galore. I had to hold Emma back. She could have easily spent our entire budget in one day. Instead she just bought a camera to replace her old one t...

Day 17, 18 & 19 Taxi-train, train-taxi, train, tuk tuk GOA-PALOLEM!!! Yay at last! After three days of travel to get to Goa we eventually arrived, very tired, but excited! Our journey down here was an adventurous one. Our train to Mumbai we sat in CC class which turned out to be pretty damn good, with reclining chairs! Brilliant! Half way down though we came to an abrupt halt, afetr a nasty sound from under the wheels (think it was a dog) my first suspicion...

Day 15 Took a taxi to the bus station. Our first experience on a bus oh my God! It actually turned out to be really good, despite the irratic and dangerous bus driving, i slept the whole way. Rog met a man called Oliver from Germany, very chatty, and gave Rog some of his street food which made him very happy- surprise!! Only one break during the 8 hour journey, for a luxurious wee break in a square little room, with no hole or drain in sight- lovely! Once in Ud...

Day 14 After an early morning train to Jodhpur and a quick nap at the Hotel, after they eventuallt answered the gate at 3am, we made our way into town. We headed straight for the Fort as always, guessing our way through the busy small roads and alleyways and asking about a million times the directions to the fort, we finally came across a big staircase that led to the main roadside entrance.The fort was a little expensive, but the introduction to how the audio g...