Hello again! We've now made it to the luxury islands of Thailand and what a jam packed time we've had since the last blog! Sam left the last blog with us arriving in Luang Prabang. This was a great little town. Every night the main street would turn into a big market with so many things that I could of bought…if only we were going home next week! I had to resist, hoping that there'll be one nearer the time we go home. There was also a street going off from thi...

Hello everyone. Firstly apologies that it has taken us so long to do this blog, internet hasn't been great recently and this is the first access to an internet café we have had in over a week! We hope you all had a great New Year. Anyway lots to cover and the internet is expensive here so on with the blog! We left you in Hoi An before New Year in the last blog. Hoi An turned out to be one of our favourite towns of the trip, despite the hordes of tourists. The O...

Hi everyone, we're currently in Hoi An in Vietnam where the weather is a lot colder than we've been used to although not as cold as back home I'm sure! After our last blog we travelled to Phnom Penh which took nearly 7 hours by bus, they like to have lots of stops en route! On the first evening we were there we went to a very small cinema which could seat less than 20 people and we watched a film called 'The Killing Fields' which tells the story of a journali...

Hello again to everyone! Today we're writing from the quiet town of Battambang in Cambodia. So to follow on from where we left off, we had just arrived in Bangkok. Bangkok was a million miles away from India; it was clean, very touristy, easy to get around, bars and restaurants everywhere, cheap beer, amazing street food scene etc etc. We basically took the time to just relax really, and so there isn't much to write about it! We stayed in the Khao San Road area...

So following on from our beer on the roof top in Udaipur, we went to a cooking class. There were 12 of us from the group doing it and it was completely different from the one in the South, more recipes to add to our recipe book. Sam started off by making some chai which is the Hindi word for tea but is made with lots of different spices and lots of sugar! For a 125ml cup of chai, our last tour leader added 3 teaspoons of sugar!! It's always made very sweet. We ...