Penang and Kuala Lumpur definitely feel like very different places! Where Penang is filled with British colonial architecture, and quaint Chinese jetties and the old town, KL is a modern, multicultural metropolis, fitting for the capital of such a melting-pot…

     A new day, a new country! My time in Thailand is up now, and I’ve crossed into Malaysia, a melting pot country of Malay, Chinese and Indian cultures. It was a long travel day to get there, with…

     So after two weeks in Thailand, I’ve finally reached my last destination here. From Khao Sok, we drove south for a couple more hours, until we reached Krabi province. We actually spent three nights here; the first was…

     Ok, I know what you’re thinking, if you’ve been reading my previous posts – I travelled from Phuket to Bangkok, to then travel south again just a couple of days later. Sounds daft, I know, but I kind…

      Thailand, I haven’t left you yet! My time in Phuket (parts one and two) with my family as finished, as they’ve headed off for a couple of days in Dubai before going home, but I’ve still got another week or…

     So if you read my last post, you’ll know that my travels have currently taken me to Thailand, specifically the Phuket region, where I was staying with my family for the last ten days or so (they left…

     So I came to Thailand at around this time last year, and as far as I remember, we got decent weather. Maybe some rain, but overall we were able to go out and do all our planned activities.…

     As we all know, I’ve written dozens and dozens of posts about sights to see and things to do in Hong Kong. Living there for close to two years meant I had plenty of time to explore places…

Can you believe that’s four Disneyland parks around the world that I’ve visited now? I never thought I’d get round them all, but seeing as I’d done three already, I decided that I had to visit Tokyo’s too! So at…

     I feel like Tokyo is one of those cities that everyone wants to visit someday, known worldwide for its eclectic local culture combined with its long-standing traditions and history. So actually finding myself there was definitely a little…