Before there was GPS and the internet ruled the world, it was all about exploring remote locations and hoping for the best. Getting to some places was about how far you were willing to go…

The expectation was to be guided up the volcano and then into the crater where we would see the iconic electric blue flames glowing…

The majority of tourists flock together in Bali for its beautiful beaches and exotic architecture and culture. And when you're looking for culture and architecture on Bali, Ubud is the place to be…

Before we arrived at the top of the volcano, we could already hear the steam vents roar like a jet engine…

Just when we thought this was the highlight of our jungle tour, there he was, a massive full grown male orangutan chilling on jungle swing…

It's weeks after but we still jump when we hear loud noises or when someone moves the couch or bed... Here’s our experience of the earthquake on Gili Air.

If you want to see the sunrise over Mount Bromo you'll have to make a little effort as it requires getting up around 3:00 am and hiking up a hill to one of the viewpoints. Yeah, having to get up in the middle of the night kind of sucks…

“Phnom Penh, capital of the Kingdom of Cambodia, located at the confluence of the Mekong and Tonlé Sap rivers”. When I read that description I immediately got excited about visiting this leafy South-East Asian city.

We parked our motorbike and by the time we bought tickets for the boat, a tour bus full of Chinese tourists arrived at the site... then another... and another! Our worst nightmare…

Koh Lanta is an amazing place to stay if you need to rest up. There's a relaxed vibe; the locals are super friendly and you’ll find beautiful unspoiled beaches…

Vat Phou in Laos has been around for centuries. It was built at the base of mount Phu Kao and supposed to be older than Ankor in Cambodia. To reach the shrine you have to take on a set of uneven stone stairs that are sinking into the mountain…

Laos has a relaxed vibe like no other country in the world and there’s amazing nature and cities to explore. Here’s a selection of my favorite pictures from Laos and their stories.

Besides the city itself there's another highlight close to Luang Prabang: Kuang Si Waterfalls. The river comes down the mountain feeding several waterfalls and swimming holes…

On one of those relaxing days in Savannakhet, Laos we decided to go to a museum and what kind of museum is more awesome than a dinosaur museum!?

The camel safari and night in the desert in Jaisalmer was one of the highlights of our trip to India. Sleeping in the desert under a million stars is magical and definitely something we would recommend to anyone visiting Jaisalmer. Here's a report of our camel safari with Travel Trotters.

Varanasi or Benares. The Holy Grail of India according to many travelers. It's one of the oldest cities in the world sitting on the banks of the river Ganges and that's exactly why it's so important to Indians…

A herd of buffalos passed by. Some fishing nets and boats. A few guys selling horse back rides and to complete the wonderland; old children’s carnival rides spread around on the beach.

Suddenly, all the noises and chaos from India disappear. Birds whistle and everything around us is calm. In the distance, a farmer herds his cows and greets us with a smile. Going to Munnar was a good idea; we really needed a break from all the craziness...

A short story about how we visited a beautiful cave guarded by evil monkeys. Don't worry, we walked away unharmed...

Finally, we've set off on our journey! Here's a report of our first day in the crazy city of Mumbai or Bombay and some tips on how to survive your first time in the crowds and fumes.