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Going to Malaysia
We left Singapore for Malaysia without looking back. We will be there again since we are flying back from there. I had no idea how the land border-crossing was going to be. Crossing borders in Latin...
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Kuala Lumpur
I can now understand why most people think Singapore is clean and easy to navigate: by comparison, Kuala Lumpur is a messy city and a chaotic capital. We stayed right in the heart of Chinatown, a...
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Georgetown
Malaysia is jungle, jungle and more jungle, with an incredible number of palm trees. I soon stopped counting them in the train from Kuala Lumpur to Butterworth. Getting out of Kuala Lumpur was a...
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Pulau Langawi
We had originally planned to cross to Thailand right after Georgetown, but we decided to linger a bit longer in Malaysia. Still looking for the perfect picturesque island, we settled on Pulau Langawi,...
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The Thai Adventure
My motto has always been “travel the world, take pictures, eat chocolate”, but I’m strongly considering changing it for “you haven’t lived till you’ve taken a bus that runs out of gas in the middle of...
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The Woman in Black
The Woman in Black The couple walked into the restaurant and sat right behind us. The first thing I noticed was that we had the same shoes, a pair of red rubber flip-flop, the kind everybody wear at...
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Signs in South-East Asia
I love taking pictures of signs because they tell so much about a country. For instance, Canada’s bilingual “stop-arrêt” sign is unique, and so are the many weather-related warnings, “ice falling”...
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Food in South-East Asia
Coming from Australia, where food was expensive and not exactly haute-cuisine, South-East Asia was a foodie’s paradise. First, food is cheap by world standard and simple meal usually cost under $5....
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