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Tag Archives: overland
Anlong Veng to Siem Reap
It is 126km (over 80 miles) from Anlong Veng to Siem Reap, if you take the short cut through Angkor Wat. What we didn’t realise until later, was that you were unable to take this shortcut that we had in … Continue reading
Posted in Best of the Blog, Cycling Cambodia
Tagged Adventure, Angkor Wat, Cambodia, cycle, cycling, loop, overland, tour
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Kulin to Sra Aem
As with the other mornings, we set off in good time, but unlike yesterday, we decided to stop for a proper breakfast, rather than survive on sugar all morning, and we were so glad we had! Unlike the other days … Continue reading
Posted in Best of the Blog, Cycling Cambodia
Tagged bike, Cambodia, cycling, loop, overland, Siem Reap, tour
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Svay Leu to Kulin (Kulean)
Despite our night in a grim “hotel” both Fi and I slept reasonably well, and thankfully, we seemed to escape the bed bugs, a genuine concern in a place so dirty. We set off early, as much to get out … Continue reading
Posted in Best of the Blog, Cycling Cambodia
Tagged bike, Cambodia, cycle, loop, overland, tour
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A Waking City
I arrived in Bangkok this morning. To be precise I arrived in Bangkok at 5.45am this morning. I was not dropped in the bus station, but in the middle of a random street in a random part of the city. … Continue reading
Posted in Overland Travel, Southeast Asia, Uncategorized
Tagged Bangkok, bus journeys, Culture, overland, Travel
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Kunming to Laos Overland
I arrived in Kunming from Dali, around 7.30pm and was hoping to find a bus to Jinghong that evening. I had been expecting to have to get a bus or taxi to the bus station, but on walking out of … Continue reading
Posted in China, Overland Travel, Practical Information
Tagged bus journeys, Culture, overland, Travel
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阳朔 (Yangshuo)
I’ve said it before, but Yangshuo is a special place. It is not typical China. Being as beautiful as it is, it attracts tourists from not only the rest of China, but also the rest of the world, and as … Continue reading
Posted in Overland Travel, Practical Information
Tagged bus journeys, China, overland
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A Motorbike Tour
I rolled (quite literally) into the very edge of Sapa town in the north of Vietnam completely bedraggled and close to tears. This was not how I had imagined our arrival to our final destination. Just moments before my bike’s … Continue reading
Posted in Best of the Blog, Motorbiking Around North Vietnam
Tagged breaking down, journey, Mountains, overland, Travel
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Craving an Adventure
The last couple of months have been fun. I have sport climbed a lot in some beautiful places, been cycling and swimming, seen old friends and made new ones…but just recently I have been feeling a little restless. I have … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Motorbiking Around North Vietnam
Tagged motorbike, overland, Travel, Vietnam
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A Whistlestop Tour
In ten days I travelled from Yangshuo in China to Chiang Mai, Thailand, arriving just in time for the New Year. In Hanoi, I stayed in Rendevous Hostel for one night for $5, £3.40. It was a nice hostel and … Continue reading
Posted in Costs, Overland Travel, Practical Information, Southeast Asia
Tagged Adventure, boat, bus journeys, cheap, cost, Culture, journey, Laos, overland, slow, south east asia, Southeast Asia, Thailand, tourism, tourist, Travel, Vietnam
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A Slow Boat Ride.
It takes two days to travel upriver on the Mekong from Laung Prabang to Huayxai, a small town on the border with Thailand. The boat is beautiful. Built entirely out of wood it follows the style of a long boat. … Continue reading
Posted in Overland Travel, Southeast Asia
Tagged boat, Culture, Huayxai, Laos, luang Prabang, Mekong River, Mountains, overland, pakbeng, slow, tourism, Travel
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