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A Beer and a view: Celebrating independent travel experiences

Going through my online photo albums, I am stunned by how many pictures feature cans or bottles of beer. I … More

beer, Beer Lao, chang, itsmorefuninthephilippines, ko samet, Korat, Kuala Lumpur, Palawan, Philippines, Red Horse, singha, St Miguel, Thailand

Koh Kood: Suay Mak Mak

Sometimes you dream a destination, but real life lets you down. Not that it wasn’t as good as you’d read … More

Ao Wai, beach, beauty, Ek, island, Klong Chao, Koh Kood, Koh Kut, Thailand, Trat

Where the air is (almost) cool: Rooftop bars in Bangkok

As yet another trip to the Land of Smiles approaches, I can’t help but revel in the couple of short, … More

above eleven, Bangkok, octave, rooftop bars, skybars, Sukhumvit, Thailand, vanilla sky

The road to Sangkhlaburi, Thailand

I read about Sangkhla for the first time in travelfish.org, after my first Thai trip. It featured on the Thailand … More

buddhism, burma, hin dat hot spring, Kanchanaburi, myanmar, rain, religion, running, Sangkhlaburi, Say Yok, temples, Thailand, travelfish, wat tha kanun, Wat Wang Wiwekaram, waterfall

My Alicia Hills Journey – By Czarina L. Platino

Preface What I can say: I am delighted to finally be able to publish Czarina Platino’s reflections on her beloved … More

Alicia, AliciaPanoramicPark, binabaje hills, Bohol, guest contribution, itsmorefuninthephilippines, Philippines, woman hiker, woman traveler

Scenes of travel in the Philippines (II): On Barangays, Basketball and Beaches

I’ve written before that the Philippines is more about the sounds than anything else. And yet, there’s also a plethora … More

barangay, beach, Bohol, churches, dumaguete, Food, languages, lechon, music, Palawan, Philippines, Port Barton, religion, sights, siquijor, tanduay, transport, visaya, waterfall

My Children, my Travels

It’s father’s day. I catch myself researching my next Asia trip as I’m about to pick my kids up from … More

camping, cuenca, family, kids, love, sierraespuña, slow travel, travelwithkids, tres cantos

The conquered freedom of Asian Female Solo Travelers

During my travels in South East Asia, I’ve met the most varied bunch of travelers. In a sense I’ve felt … More

ao nang, dumaguete, female travelers, feminism, Krabi, sick travel, solo travel, thai girls

Thai values: Jai yen yen

I learnt about jai yen reading up on Thai culture between my first and my second trip to the Land … More

Bangkok, buddhism, Ek, ko kood, ko samet, Korat, temples, Thai values, Thailand

Scenes of Travel in the Philippines (I): It’s not the sights – it’s the music!

Travel is about so much more than bagging sights. It’s about the experiences: your interaction with locals, other travelers….and yourself. … More

cebu, dance, karaoke, music, Palawan, Philippines, reggae, singing, tanduay

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