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8th March 2013

Really enjoyed it
Perfect [photo=7197638]
8th March 2013

We loved Palawan
We love the Philippines.
8th March 2013

Thanks for this blog
In our travel blog research before we went on our trip we heeded your warning and went to other islands instead of this one. We ran across a couple of people on our trip who told the same story as you.
8th March 2013

As you can see from our previous comment you are the reason we went to Malapascua
We loved our 5 days on the island and could have stayed longer.
8th March 2013

A great metropolis
It is always good to enjoy civilization from time to time.
8th March 2013

You continue to find some great bargains.
Fantastic photo!! [photo=7161455]
8th March 2013

Wouldn't this be a great place to live?
It is very cool that travelers are fixing up the abandoned resort. Fascinating.
8th March 2013

We loved the Malaysia food
I'll have to add your coffee photo to the coffee forum if it is not there yet.
8th March 2013

Maya Bay looks fantastic
Aways good to have an experienced boatman. You have such great photos!
8th March 2013

The mosquito net can make all the difference
Yes, you need a break from traveling. Sensory overload can whip you out. At some point you just don't want to see anything new. ( at least for two days). Sounds like you found paradise. If we get back to Thailand we will add it to the list.
8th March 2013

peru & bolivia
Hi -- gud morning! It's my day off and it's snowing hard in Flagstaff!! I've been following your blog through South America cuz we are scheduled to go to Peru, Bolivia and Chile in this upcoming July > October! Thanks so much for the effort that you've been putting into this documentary!! It's been very informative. We'll be taking our 11 y.o. son Rumi with us on our trip! We did take him to India in '09 and he loved it very much! What kid wouldn't like waking up to his parents every morning for 2 months with now school to go to?? Anyway, I'd like to ask you if we need to take sleeping bags with us through Peru & Bolivia for the hotels?? It sounds like you are staying at about a similar economic level that we like to do when travelling so is it necessary to take sleeping bags or is the hotel's beds warm & clean enough?? We'll be travelling in their winter/dryer season but we do plan on spending a lot of time in Bolivia for sure. I liked your comments about being turned off by the over-the-top tourist trap in southern Peru...I've been in situations like that in certain places around the world and it certainly is a turn-off!! Anyway, keep safe and you have a place to stay here in Flagstaff, Arizona when you come through here!!
1st March 2013

wow
All are nice pics. really superb. we welcome u you to india, and the state tamilnadu -land of hospitality..
21st February 2013

Peru - cheap, beautiful, and fascinating
Sorry your Peru experience has had some downsides, as a tourist being soaked for every penny. I did RTW in 2008-09 and spent a month in Peru. Not by plan - I was also planning to go to Bolivia for part of those 4 weeks, but fell in love, utterly and completely with Peru! There is so much to see, so much to learn, and so many beautiful, fascinating, inspiring, and completely humbling things to do and see, that the month I spent in Peru was not even close to enough! I was very busy, from Lima, Paracas islands, Nazca, Arequipa, Cuzco, Machu Pichu, Puno, lake Titicaca, Puerto Maldonado. One month flew by - it was only one leg of my RTW but definitely the highlight of South America.
24th February 2013

hi Don
Thanks for your comment. Our experience is really subjective and could have been influences by the time of a year, weather etc. I also believe that times have changed now and it is way different in Peru (and other tourist destinations) than it was in 2009. Everywhere south of Lima is a government controlled zone designed to milk tourists and we are not the only ones to feel that way. Having said that there are places in the north that are supposed to be still very amazing, unspoiled with welcoming locals and fabulous atmosphere. We just did not get to see them last time. We will come back and give Peru a second chance for sure, but as for now it was less than inspiring and nice experience in the south. thanks for reading, Beata
20th February 2013

Wow!
I am going to read this blog next, because the photos look so good. I hope, that place is not too difficult to get to, because it looks like some place I would like to put on my list of possibilities. :)
24th February 2013

hi Mell
yeah it is a little bit isolated but that is exactly the point:-) cheers, B&T
15th February 2013
pink dolphin catching a fish

Wow
And I had to join a long line in Sentosa Island to see one! (In captivity)
15th February 2013
pink dolphin catching a fish

hi Liliram
yeah these pink dolphins similarly to those in the Mekong river are abundant;-) we could see them swimming around everywhere...but again it is just because local people believe in a legend that they transform into handsome men and kidnapped their daughters if disturbed;-) cheers, B&T
12th February 2013

Rabies shots
I had to have those a while ago too, after I was mauled by a monkey in Thailand. - I have been wanting to go to Bolivia for years. I am not sure exactly when I am going to get around to it though. So many countries... It is the Andaman Islands for me, this year. :)
15th February 2013

thanks Mel
Bolivia would be on top of our list if we were to revisit the continent...so nice!!! but Andaman Islands wow...enjoy and blog of course;-) B&T
11th February 2013

Too bad about the pictures
But at least you have got your memories...
15th February 2013

;-)
of course and that is why we travel so now we don't even think about lost pics...just trying to erase the bad taste of being milked by the governmental haha It got better later on and that is what matters!!! Cheers, B&T

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