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The Taj Mahal

Posted in India
Carrie

One of the new seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal is high on everyone’s list when visiting India. Out of everything to see in the country it wasn’t…

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Village Life in Tordi Sagar

Posted in India
Carrie

Tordi Sagar is a small village in rural Rajasthan, around a three hour drive from Jaipur. Our home for the night was Tordi Palace, a beautiful heritage hotel and the…

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The Pink City of Jaipur

Posted in India
Carrie

Jaipur, the capital of India’s Rajasthan state, is an amazing, colourful city, with chaotic streets and lively bazaars. Camels and elephants share the roads with scooters and cycle rickshaws. In…

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Chai tea seller

New Delhi and No Signs of a Bad Belly

Posted in India
Carrie

Namaste India! This one has been on the bucket list for a long time. We arrived to an extremely smoggy New Delhi late at night and the next day set…

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Getting an Indian visa in Hanoi

Posted in India, Vietnam
Carrie

We were half way through our trip when we decided we wanted to add India into the itinerary. We thought we could get the e-visa online, but it only lasts…

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Rice Terraces and Hill Tribes in Sapa

Posted in Asia, Travel, Vietnam
Carrie

Sapa is a town in the mountains of North Vietnam, originally a hill station for the French in 1922, now a base for trekking in the surrounding countryside through cascading rice…

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Back in Hanoi Where it all Began

Posted in Vietnam
Carrie

In May 2014 we set off on our first long-term adventure, 7 months travelling through South East Asia and on to New Zealand. We started that trip by flying straight…

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Lazy Days in Luang Prabang

Posted in Laos
Carrie

Luang Prabang is a small city in Northern Laos which sits on the Mekong river. It has a peaceful, small town feel and the pace of life is slow. We…

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Vang Vieng – The Former Party Capital of Asia

Posted in Laos
Carrie

The tubing haven of Vang Vieng in central Laos is an example of tourism gone wrong. This sleepy town on the Nam Song River became a famous party mecca for…

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Visiting COPE in Vientiane, Laos

Posted in Laos
Carrie

We missed out Laos on our last trip, it was monsoon season and we decided to go to Myanmar instead, so we were happy to get the time to fit…

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Bright Lights and Shanghai Nights

Posted in China
Carrie

Over 24 hours travelling and a 13 hour time jump saw us arrive in Shanghai for our first ever visit to China. Since it was fairly last-minute, we didn’t have…

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Mexico City: Street Food, Lucha Libre and Teotihuacan

Posted in Mexico, South America
Carrie

What better way to finish off five months in Latin America than a few days in Mexico City. We had three things to tick off the list – sampling the…

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Popocatepetl and the Great Pyramid of Cholula

Posted in Mexico, South America
Carrie

Puebla was just a quick two night stop on our way to Mexico City, although we had a lovely little hostel in the centre of the city and wished we…

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Oaxaca – The Culinary Capital of Mexico

Posted in Mexico, South America
Carrie

The journey from San Cristobal to Oaxaca is an 11 hour overnight bus. With all the teacher protests that had been going on and recent bus hijackings we were a…

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