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Dhaka

BANGLADESH | Wed, 2 Nov 2022 | By krodin | Views [103]

Dhaka I had wanted to come to Bangladesh for a couple of reasons: firstly, I know nothing about the country as a country, and secondly, there are a number of ancient Hindu and Buddhist sacred sites in this predominantly Muslim country, and I wanted ... Read more >

Tags: city, museum, temples, traffic

The journey to Lima

PERU | Mon, 8 Oct 2018 | By mattso | Views [383]

I tried to work out the number of hours between 9pm Saturday in Perth and 6pm Sunday in Lima, but tripped over myself somewhere across the dateline. Then there was the 2 hour reduction between Santiago and Lima but for practical reasons I'll call it ... Read more >

Tags: cliffs, flights, traffic

A Hub of Terrifying Traffic.

VIETNAM | Wed, 19 Apr 2017 | By tigerlillytravels | Views [583]

Hanoi is a crazy hub of culture. There are streets of market stalls and vendors packed with locals, then roads over run by travellers. The buildings here are unusual compared to anywhere else. They are narrow but really tall. And when I say narrow, they ... Read more >

Tags: adventures, chaos, hanoi, happy, roads, scooters, seas, traffic, travel, trips

Learning to Love Laos

THAILAND | Sat, 8 Apr 2017 | By tigerlillytravels | Views [837]

I would never tell someone not to visit a place, but Vientiane isn't somewhere we see ourselves visiting again. It's beautiful, full of South East Asian/French culture and some lovely things to see, but it's not as welcoming as other places we have visited.... Read more >

Tags: culture, exploring, history, humbling, learning, museums, sightseeing, traffic, warming

Das primeiras impressões | First impressions

INDIA | Sun, 5 Mar 2017 | By anagouvs | Views [745]

Talvez deva começar por dizer que gosto de viajar e conhecer novos mundos, mas que sempre tive reticências quanto à Índia. É certo que me despertava curiosidade e adivinhava que havia sítios de cortar a respiraç... Read more >

Tags: caos, comida, espaço pessoal, food, impressions, impressões, picante, spicy, traffic, trânsito

Things I Worry About Now

INDIA | Sun, 25 Jan 2015 | By lucitravels | Views [412]

If I eat dosas and rice three times a day every day will I be able to fit in the airplane seat home? How to divide everything I buy with rupees by 61 to see how many dollars I spend Why I ever buy anything in America If I walk across the ... Read more >

Tags: american, bartering, clothing, cows, eating, india, lists, puppies, rupees, traffic

Eating and Sleeping

INDIA | Mon, 19 Jan 2015 | By lucitravels | Views [394]

India is everything and nothing that I thought it would be. I’ve only gotten a taste at this point, but that taste is pretty strong. Traveling there was intense. From Minneapolis to France it was an eight hour flight, and I had a two hour layover ... Read more >

Tags: bangalore, food, india, traffic

To Munich!

GERMANY | Fri, 19 Sep 2014 | By schmodude | Views [431]

We had to wake up early and take some trains to the west side of Berlin. Our bus was departing from the central bus station to bring us to Oktoberfest. The ride was pretty awful. Bad traffic made for over a 9 hour bus ride to Munich. Matt and I went ... Read more >

Tags: beer garden, berlin, bus, camping, germany, munchen, munich, rain, traffic

Car Trouble

INDONESIA | Fri, 1 Aug 2014 | By adventurers | Views [596]

We landed at Kuala Namu airport in Medan, Sumatra.  Kanu & Retno from the Jungle Lodge in Tangkahan were waiting for us with a handwritten sign: David . We had booked our first three nights in Indonesia & a driver to get there. ... Read more >

Tags: bridge, car, indiana jones, traffic

Transient Nha Trang

VIETNAM | Wed, 14 May 2014 | By goingsolo | Views [452] | Comments [2]

I savour the taste of the Vietnamese coffee.  It is nutty and sweet and strong but not bitter at all.  I sip it slowly because every mouthful gives me brief moments of bountiful happiness.  The dry iced coffee is also a welcome contradiction ... Read more >

Tags: beaches, coffee, nha trang, scooters, traffic

New Year's Eve in Watamu

KENYA | Fri, 3 Jan 2014 | By butterfly-freed | Views [2674]

New Years Eve is an all-inclusive event at the Turtle Bay Hotel and fairly fully subscribed despite the £70 adult admission price. The buffet is massive and I can't begin to imagine the amount of work and stress that goes on behind the scenes to ... Read more >

Tags: beaches, kenya, malindi, nairobi, new years eve, traffic, turtle bay hotel, voi, watamu

Hello, Hanoi

VIETNAM | Sat, 5 Oct 2013 | By travelinglotus | Views [596]

Yesterday, I woke up at 3:30am in order to give myself plenty of time to cook breakfast, shower, finish packing and cleaning out the last of my apartment. I dropped off my keys to the guanli (doorman) and hopped in a taxi. From entering the taxi to ... Read more >

Tags: food, hanoi, old quarter, temple of literature, traffic, vietnam, water puppet show

On second thought, Kolkata

INDIA | Sun, 29 Sep 2013 | By tjrossi | Views [742]

To the uninitiated Kolkata seems a city of pure chaos.  At least that was my first impression.     Every type of transport jockeys for position on narrow streets with little or no pavements.  To get from A to B on foot you experience ... Read more >

Tags: beggars, culture shock, india, kolkata, rickshaw, traffic

To Tanzania, first sight of Kilimanjaro & the Wavy Dong!

KENYA | Mon, 26 Aug 2013 | By grahammac | Views [577]

26th August Nairobi to Moshi (Kilimanjaro Launch Pad) & the Wavy Dong! Altitude: 800m, ie 694mmHg or 91% of O2 available at Sea Level (although the percentage of O2, 21%, remains the same) My SP0 2 : 97% Woke up at 3:45am. Body still on ... Read more >

Tags: kili, kilimanjaro, moshi, nairobi, tanzania, traffic

"Turn right on Road 124 in .3 miles"

COSTA RICA | Sat, 29 Sep 2012 | By jvrkeywest | Views [737] | Comments [1]

We arrived at Juan Santamaria International right on time.  Jet Blue delivered the goods.  Compared to our last flight down on (Kill your) Spirit Airlines, this was like traveling first class!  If you don't know, Jet Blue provides a ton of leg room in ... Read more >

Tags: airport, cell phone, costa rica, ice, jaco, kolbi, rental car, san jose, sim card, traffic

Ho Chi Minh City (aka Saigon)

VIETNAM | Wed, 6 Jun 2012 | By sglass | Views [901] | Comments [1]

Sorry we've been slow on the updates all- internet is a little trickier over here than we'd planned and Vietnam blocks Facebook! But we've ventured into Cambodia now where, surprisingly, we've had better luck with wifi!? So here we are! (More to come ... Read more >

Tags: city, ho chi minh, motos, nightlife, saigon, traffic, vietnam

Pak and his Anjing

INDONESIA | Wed, 11 Apr 2012 | By tracie | Views [1352]

Just a quick post today so I can share one of my favourite pics from my Bali life. Most of the time, I don't notice what us Westerners would call the 'unorganised' and 'disorderly' ways of Bali anymore. For example, the traffic is ... Read more >

Tags: anjing, bali, dog, indonesia, indonesian, lark, pak, pascoe, tracie, traffic

The Road Less Traveled

CHINA | Wed, 12 Oct 2011 | By jaydizzle | Views [655]

In America, you never think "boy, I'm glad they have laws against driving on the sidewalk."  For most of us, it would never occur to us to drive on a sidewalk, down a median, through a walking path, or any other such surface.  In fact, I often ... Read more >

Tags: accident, china, law, traffic

Experiences

INDONESIA | Sun, 2 Oct 2011 | By ansku | Views [1017]

Since I came back to Bali I stayed two nights in Candidasa which is on the east coast. I spent one day at the pool recovering from my trip from Gili and the second day I decided to test my driving skills in Balinese traffic. I rented a scooter for ... Read more >

Tags: sightseen, traffic, wedding

Do's and dont's in Indonesia

INDONESIA | Tue, 16 Aug 2011 | By worldjourney | Views [2167]

Living and traveling to some town in Indonesia make realize even Indonesia have many different culture, i realize that this every culture have the same value Do: 1.Bid when buying Even Indonesia already have many development but there still some ... Read more >

Tags: #blogyourbackyard, bahasa, food, traffic

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