Malaysia has some of the best food in the world and there’s no better place to find it than on street-side food stalls. With a mixture of Malay, Chinese, and Indian cuisines, the result is a delicious medley of dishes…
One of the less popularized joys of traveling in Southeast Asia is seeing how people have learned to do more with less. For example: motorbikes. For westerners, motorbikes (scooters really), are a simple mode of transportation meant for one, possibly…
Location: Various Type of Idiocy: Lack of Education, SFB (Shit for brains), Failure to filter oration of Shit for brains Consequences: Possible continued spread of the disease “SFB”, potential addition to the as of yet unwritten “do not associate” list,…
After spending our first weeks in Malaysia on the islands of Langkawi and Penang, we made our way up into the Cameron Highlands, a series of hill stations spread across 712 square kilometers in the Northwest of Peninsular Melaysia. The…
It is never a pleasant experience taking an overnight bus, unless of course you are some sort of sleep deprivation masochist, but “sleeper” overnight buses in Laos have taken the experience to a whole new level. Instead of the typical…