The Bridge over the River Kwai (French: Le Pont de la Rivière Kwai) is a novel by the French novelist Pierre Boulle, published in French in 1952 and English translation by Xan Fielding in 1954. The story is fictional but... Continue Reading →
Rishikesh is a small town, perched on the edge of the mighty Ganga, not too far from it's source in the state of Uttrakhand. It is believed that the river ganges was crossed here by Lakshmana using jute rope thus... Continue Reading →
Kep is a quiet little town on the southern coast of Cambodia next to the border with Vietnam. It has a lovely French charm and lots of French owned guest-houses and hotels. Boasting perfect sunsets over placid waters and golden... Continue Reading →
Travelling cheap is all about being smart. Be smart and read our short guide. It will help you plan your trip to SE Asia in a way that most other blogs can’t. That’s because they all talk about specific guesthouses... Continue Reading →
Who doesn’t like the mountains? If heights aren’t your thing however, this isn’t for you. In this post we will be exploring five of the highest roads in Asia, with one even laying claim to the highest in the world!... Continue Reading →
No visit to Bangkok can be called complete without a trip to the rooftop of a skyscraper for a nibble and a cocktail in a sky-bar. The Bangkok skyline is filled with skyscrapers and to make the most of the... Continue Reading →
Hampi is a small village predating and situated in the ruins of Vijayanagara. A bright, sun-soaked land of stark contrasts, it stands on the spot of the ancient capital of the Vijayanagara empire straddling a piercingly green river lined with... Continue Reading →
So I went Bihar, everyone there asked me why? They thought I was crazy to wander around the villages. Some I met had no pride in their state whatsoever. I want to show that there are very good reasons to... Continue Reading →
Waterfalls are a way of life for some travelers. Most backpackers actively try to find the most remote and peaceful waterfalls and Southeast Asia has a bunch of those. There is something about the thunderous crash of the water and... Continue Reading →
