Dorms are Cheap, but Roommates can be too - And other Accommodation Tips

My Tips for Choosing Accommodation in Southeast Asia & Australia Spending four and a half months in Asia hardly makes me an expert in accommodation. I stayed in private homes, ger camps, hostels, guesthouses and hotels. The locations ranged from the middle of the Gobi Desert to the metropolis of Bangkok. But I would like [...]

A Favourite Photo: Floating Market Vendor

I fell in love with floating markets in Vietnam. This one is different from many others because it is ‘wholesale’ in nature. So it is mostly big barges and the tourists are mainly observers. Even with that, I found the market to be astounding for photographs. So much food and colour and constant action and [...]

A Favourite Photo: Colourful House in the Mekong Delta

The last day of my tour in the Mekong Delta was spent touring around this ‘floating’ village near the Cambodia border. I love this picture for the colour. Tweet This Post

A Favourite Photo: Spring Rolls in Vietnam

I ate a lot of spring rolls in Asia (A LOT). I ate these in the Mekong Delta. It was the only time they’ve ever looked like this. And they were beyond fantastic. I don’t know the name of the restaurant, nor even the town I was in but if you are ever in a [...]

A Favourite Photo: Boatman in the Mekong Delta

I took a 3 day tour of the Mekong Delta. It was very interesting to see such an alternative, yet still very Vietnamese lifestyle. Tweet This Post

A Favourite Photo: Silk Cocoons and the Finished Product

While I was in Dalat, I had the opportunity to visit an old fashioned silk factory. It was interesting to see how it’s done the old school way. I took the opportunity to photograph the end product of red silk with the cocoons in their pre-processed phase. For one of the most famous textiles in [...]

A Favourite Photo: Coffee Beans in Dalat

I’m afraid this is as close to Christmas as my life gets these days. It’s red and green at least… Either way, this was taken on a day tour of the highlands around Dalat, Vietnam. The tour included temples, waterfalls, a silk factory and random stops, like this on at a coffee bush on the [...]

A Favourite Photo: Cave at Marble Mountains

Taken at the Marble Mountains near Danang, Vietnam. Several Buddhist temples and pagodas litter the limestone karsts that appear to have been lifted straight out of Halong Bay. Tweet This Post

A Favourite Photo: At the Citadel in Hue

I took this at the old Citadel in Hue, Vietnam. Hue was the imperial city of Vietnam. There are numerous legends about why this location was chosen for the citadel, and it is a very large complex. This was one of the few things I did in Hue because I’ve never seen it rain so [...]

Being a Ginger in Vietnam

….or perhaps it should be titled “Being a really really pale white person in Vietnam” Vietnam was THE country that I’ve experienced the most attention in. And oddly enough, it wasn’t so much because of the hair (well it was a little bit). It was more because of how pale I am. Therefore, this post [...]

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