We left the Cameron Highlands on the very bendy road to the country’s capital of Kuala Lumpur. Our time in the city was split into two halves with the first three days being just me and Chris getting our bearings with the city and then we were joined by my mum (hello mum!) who flew […]
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Cultural.Leisurely.Spices We hadn’t planned on going to Kerala when we first decided to travel to India, but with numerous people we had met along our way telling us we had to make it part of our itinerary we thought we should go and see what all the fuss was about. When we arrived in the
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Short.Smart.Overgrown Bangalore the city of technology. We where only staying in the city for a short time but I was excited to see the city that has gained the reputation of the silicon valley of India. We arrived at 6AM off another painfully sleepless coach journey (we were again punished for lack of planning
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Bizzare.Prehistoric.Unique As is customary I’ll start with trains, what on one-hand is an impressively vast and, on the whole, reliable network is on the other a very difficult system to conquer for travelers such as us and many others who wish to take a laid back approach to planning itineraries. Such is the demand
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Unexpected.Jumbled.Tasty We spent our final night in Nepal in the distinctly Indian border town of Khakarbitta, like many border towns it was dusty and depressing but we were forced into staying there as it was too late to either attempt the journey to Ilam or cross the border into India. The walk to
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