TailandiaBangkokDemocracy Monument13°45’23” N 100°30’6” E 10 de febrero de 2015, Tailandia ⋅ ☀️ 30 °C
Arrived in Bangkok early this morning after a loooong night on the train. Upper berth sleeper. Narrow, noisy, and not that comfortable. Of course it didn't hurt that I had a bad bruise on my leftLeer más
13 de febrero de 2015, Tailandia ⋅ 🌫 21 °C
Arrived at Surat Thani after a more comfortable overnight train ride. 1st class sleeper. Upper berth here was much nicer than the upper berth in 2nd class. Price difference? About $10 US. Catching aLeer más
TailandiaChangwat Surat ThaniBan Na Po9°19’32” N 99°41’10” E 13 de febrero de 2015, Tailandia ⋅ ⛅ 29 °C
Catching the ferry to Koh Samui.
MalasiaPulau PinangGeorge Town5°25’25” N 100°20’6” E
21 de febrero de 2015, Malasia ⋅ ⛅ 30 °C
Magnificent breakfast. A little on the spendy side for Malaysia, but well worth it. This place is right on the water on the north side of the island.
MalasiaPulau PinangKampung Bagan Dalam5°23’56” N 100°22’21” E
21 de febrero de 2015, Malasia ⋅ ⛅ 29 °C
Rode the vespa out past Batu Ferringhi and found this place. What an awesome garden. Tons of trails with interesting plants all over. Tons to learn about all the different spices.
MalasiaPulau PinangBagan Luar5°23’44” N 100°22’1” E 22 de febrero de 2015, Malasia ⋅ ⛅ 25 °C
The morning train to Kuala Lumpur is booked. I knew i should have picked up a ticket when i arrived. Not to worry though ive got a ticket for a bus leaving at 8:30. That should do.
On a completelyLeer más
MalasiaPerakBikam4°2’37” N 101°18’43” E 22 de febrero de 2015, Malasia ⋅ ⛅ 25 °C
Took a break for everyone. Looks like we are just a bit over halfway.
MalasiaBukit Bintang3°8’47” N 101°42’31” E 22 de febrero de 2015, Malasia ⋅ ⛅ 34 °C
Finally made it back to Kuala Lumpur
MalasiaKuala LumpurKampong Dollah3°8’56” N 101°42’47” E
23 de febrero de 2015, Malasia ⋅ ⛅ 33 °C
Getting out of the heat of the day.
MalasiaKuala LumpurChinatownKuala Lumpur Railway Station3°8’24” N 101°41’35” E
24 de febrero de 2015, Malasia ⋅ ⛅ 27 °C
Catching a bus to Singapore. This is the most impressive bus I've ever been on. They call it "Executive" class.
