Exploration
March 19, 2008
There has been a long radio silence on this blog – Romana and I traveled southeast-asia for one month. Starting from Singapore, we hit the roads and rails through Malaysia and Thailand to Bangkok. In Malaysia, we visited tea-plantations in the Cameron Highlands and trekked in Taman Negara, which claims to be the world’s oldest primary forest (140mio. years). Thailand saw us diving in Koh Tao and on a so called “Liveaboard-Boat”, which took us out from the west-coast near Phuket to Thailand’s most famous dive sites.
But to get a real impression, you need pictures:
Romana in Melakka, the Cameron Highlands and Taman Negara rainforest (all Malaysia):
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Nasty creatures in the rainforest:
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Sleeping in an enormous cave in the jungle:
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Opulent architecture: In Kuala Lumpur (Petronas Towers) and in Bangkok (Grand Palace) :
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Diving on the Similans and Koh Tachai:
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Various means of transportation (Tuk-Tuk, Local motorcycle, Longboat):
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