Angkor WatCris, Feli, and I arrived in Siem Reap after dark. We headed for Chill Backpacker Hostel, where Feli had stayed previously, and met up with Cris's friend from Brazil, Atamar. We ended up staying across the street for $3 per person for the night...
Just a brief interlude here: I am writing about Angkor Wat and Phnom Penh separately since I only spent one day in each place, so there is a brief gap in my story. Sorry! I promise it's less long and boring this way! Wow. Just...
Climbing, climbing, and more climbing. Socializing. Card games and Speedminton. Yoga, acro, slack lining. Occasional bonfires, music, and deep conversations between different languages and cultural backgrounds. Life is easy at Green Climber's Home. Vividly painted butterflies follow you up steep routes, and the biggest challenges are...
I love food. For those of you who don't know me, I base a lot of my travel around food. I prefer to eat local dishes, I want to learn what locals like and how they cook. I've always loved it! I particularly enjoy Asian...
There is an error uploading photos to my site - they will be posted/updated shortly I hope! **Warning: Extra long post for an extra awesome adventure!** After our random free night at the hostel Gina and I changed our plans. We had initially decided to rent motorbikes...
Gina and I arrived at the Chumphon Ferry Station at about 5am Christmas Eve morning. We ignored the calls for taxi, bus, and 'where you go!?'s and sat down to relax and think about our day. We had already long since decided that we would...
There have been a lot of ups and downs for me the last few days. I had purchased a 547B overnight bus ticket to Suratthani, then caught another bus towards Phuket, which dropped me off at Khao Sok National Park at about 9:30AM. There was...
I made it. And I must still be alive, since you're reading my latest post. If it stops abruptly, send help. Unless I just hit a wrong button. Anyways, let's talk about all the great stuff I've learned in the first 2 days I've been in...