11 months of travel, 4 minutes of video

We’ve been back home for a while now, and are back into an everyday routine. Having both found employment, there are no immediate plans for another multi-month trip, but we do find ourselves constantly looking back on the last year with no regrets and memories which will surely last our lifetime. Its been an amazing journey and we are glad we were able to share all our stories and photos with all of our followers through our blog.

We have compiled some of our experiences backpacking Asia, the Middle East and Europe into a 4 minute video. We hope you enjoy it.

originally published Jan 16,2011

The Best of Bangkok Away From The Madding Crowds

Having traveled through Bangkok multiple times and spending significant amounts of time waiting for visas to be processed, I have become familiar with parts of the city that most tourists miss out on. When we were contacted to publish an article on the “other parts of Bangkok” we thought this would be a great chance to show a side of Bangkok most visitors overlook.

With flights to Bangkok from all major Asian cities, Bangkok is an easy to access vibrant, sprawling city with an infectious energy that is constantly threatening to bubble over. Combined with the heat and humidity, the city can sometimes be draining and more than a little overwhelming. When it all gets too much, don’t simply retreat to your Bangkok hotel– explore a different side to the city, away from the teeming populous, deafening noise and insistent pace.

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Buzzing Around Bangkok

*sorry to anyone wh’os been regularly checking the blog. I haven’t been able to post due to the lack of interent in Myanmar but will try to get everything updated over the next week or so.

I arrived in Bangkok at midnight but luckily had no issues getting to Brad’s apartment and Sophit, who lives next door was able to give me the key as soon as I got in.

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