After nearly a week in central Vietnam, Hanoi was supposed to be our last destination in Vietnam acting as starting point for several adventures like trekking in Sapa’s picturesque mountains and magnificent rice terraces. Read more “Vietnams Northern Mountains”
South Vietnam was just an amazing time. Relaxing beach moments, a stunning trip to floating markets, new impressions and very good Craft beer in HCMC. We could have easily spent more time in that area. But it was time to move on towards the north. Read more “Central Vietnam”
Our first destination in Vietnam was booked in advance. It was located on the beautiful Phu Quoc Island. Read more “South Vietnam”
One of the reasons why we started this trip through south-east Asia was Angkor Wat, the largest temple complex ever discovered. Read more “Cambodia & Angkor Wat”
As EU citizens, we needed a Visa for entering Cambodia. There is a supposedly convenient visa-on-arrival (VOA) process at most border crossings and all international airports. We opted for that and it should become our first act of proper bribery on this journey. Read more “Entering Cambodia”
We originally planned to visit Cambodia right after Indonesia, but there was no direct flight connection. That’s the reason why we decided to turn a 10h layover in Kuala Lumpur into a 110h layover and discover the city a bit. Read more “Kualalala Lumpur”
After our stay in Banyuwangi with the unique tour to Ijen volcano, we took the early train (5:15 am) to Malang to visit the beautiful Bromo-Tengger National Park. Read more “A train through Java”
After a slightly bumpy departure from Bali. We took the Ferry from Gilimanuk to Banyuwangi. Read more “Blue Flames and Clouds of Sulphur”
After Gili Meno, Lombok and Nusa Penida it was time to go back to Bali. Read more “Crossing Bali”
There is no direct connection from Lombok to Nusa Penida, a small island in between Bali and Lombok. Read more “The Real Unknown Sister”
