Well this blog will cover a lot: My first India train experience, My time in Goa, and My bus trip to Mumbai. Well: the India train experience! Imagine walking into a clean, organized and spacious train station. Just imagine it! Then reverse all those lovely aspects and expectations and throw them out the window. 100's if not 1000's of people trying to buy tickets, get refunds, check the train schedules and find out if they made it on the train. Now t...

Well after leaving Kuala Lumpur (been there twice before so no need to write again), I made my way to Kochi, in South India. I have been on many planes on all my travels and I still hate flying: yes hate! The four hour trip was shaky the whole time, just when I could shut my eye, the plane shook nice and hard. The last 10 minutes was hell; the plane started to make a weird noise and maybe 10 seconds later, the nose of the plane thrusts downwards, as you ca...

Day 2: Take Hong Kong, New Delhi, Shanghai and London, shake it together and place it somewhere hot and you have Singapore. Having the luxury of traveling Asia and knowing what to expect from the cultures, people and environments, Singapore is a great surprise. It's a mix of all those factors into one: it has no identify and that is what is best at being. The Chinese, Malay and Indian populations are most noticeable from first sight, but the western influence ...

Sometimes when you are up in the air 30,000 feet high, you get a little bored: let's start my first blog entry. I must admit, leaving Australia was not as easy as first thought. I believe I took for granted the beauty of Australia and more so, the Gold Coast. After Michelle and savannah left for Sydney, that weird feeling of being alone kicked in: almost as soon as I lost sight of her. Walking the same places that I lived for the past 15 months but having th...