Generally speaking, the SE Asian approach to food is best exemplified by simply looking at the condiments found on almost every table, regardless of restaurant class. In place of salt … Continue reading The Food: Indo & Thai Edition
Generally speaking, the SE Asian approach to food is best exemplified by simply looking at the condiments found on almost every table, regardless of restaurant class. In place of salt … Continue reading The Food: Indo & Thai Edition
My final week in Thailand was one of the most memorable of the trip so far, and certainly the highlight of Thailand for me. I knew I wanted to see … Continue reading The Elephant Jungle Sanctuary
Nestled on the side of a mountain about 5 hours north of Chiang Mai lies my highest and most frequently recommended town in Thailand- Mae Salong. Deep in the Golden … Continue reading Mae Salong, Thailand
Climbing north from Chiang Mai into the jungle-covered limestone mountains led me to an idyllic small town called Chiang Dao. I planned on spending one night, but upon arrival … Continue reading Chiang Dao, Thailand
Chiang Mai is a provincial capital in northern Thailand and a historically powerful city, made self-evident by the substantial remains of the massive brick walls and gates forming an almost … Continue reading Chiang Mai
I originally planned on taking the popular (and cheap) overnight sleeper train from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, but finally opted to take buses in order to stop at the historic … Continue reading En Route to Chiang Mai
Chaotic, polluted and impossible to navigate – all characteristics emblematic of this city, none of which I found to be true. To be fair, I was coming from 4 weeks … Continue reading Bangkok, Thailand
The three dives I made with UberScuba from Labuanbajo, Flores were the highlight of Indonesia for me (if I was forced to choose). We made all three in one day- … Continue reading Diving Komodo
After just under three weeks I had finally arrived at my final and consequently favorite stop in Indonesia: Flores. It is realistically the farthest east feasible getting to without flying, … Continue reading Flores, Indonesia
My original plan to climb Mt. Rinjani on the Lombok “mainland” was sadly foiled when it erupted just a few days before (shutting down Indonesian airports for almost a week … Continue reading From Gili Air to Flores