Locationless Living

Solo travel is accompanied with a lot of downtime. Sometimes it can mean being stuck for 3 days in a small Bolivian jungle town waiting for weather improve so that the plane out of there can take off. I read a new book all three days. Other times its while eating out alone to pass [...]

As I lounged around my buddies apartment escaping the hectic potholed streets of Dhaka I started reading an older version of the Bangladesh Lonely Planet guide book laid out on the coffee table. What stood out most from the guide book was the introduction aimed not at travelers, but aid workers instead. The author wrote that [...]

What can I say about Malaysia’s Batu Caves? Very little about caves them self but journey was exceptional. The limestone caves are a sacred Hindu site just seven miles from Malaysia’s modern city, Kuala Lumpur. They are connected to Kuala Lumpur’s metro system and a cinch to reach the actual caves making it a well [...]

Ayutthaya was once important as the most populated city in the world with luxurious golden palaces and home to endless ammounts of trading vessel from around the world. Today it’s really nothing more than another UNESCO World Heritage Site. The kind of UNESCO site worth visiting only because its so close to Bangkok, a city [...]

Downtown Dhaka is chaotic during most parts of the day. It’s also an adventure offering outstanding visuals from its many food sellers to it’s bustling and crumbling port. See for yourself.

In a previous post I provided a taste of the Thailand nightlife through photos. In this video below you can see what it was really like at times at the beach in Haad Rin and Bangkok’s most classy skybar.