Namaste :) After interesting southern part of India we headed further up along western coast to explor Kerala's seaside strip. We made our first stop in Kerala...at the beach called Varkala. We heard a lot of nice things about this beach so we decided to spend a couple of days there and relax a little bit from previous 2 very fatiguing weeks. Varkala is well known for its cliffs, black beach, very strong currents, yoga training, ayurvedic-related treatments, relaxing bars, higher prices, western food and laid back atsmosphere... . A couple of days went by before we could learn how to [View Full Entry]

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NAMASTE! Welcome to incredible India! I don't even know where to begin??? So many memories :) This incredible huge country with more than 1,12 BILLION (!) people living in it is really something special!!!! And it's different! India represents 2.4% of the world's land area and it supports over 15% of the world's population. By 2035 will probably exceed China as the world's most populated country!!!! It's chaotic, very polluted, loud, improbably dirty & smelly, overpopulated, with poverty and cows on every step...BUT at the same time it is extremly interesting, beautiful, different, friendly, colourful, mystical, unforgettable and multidimensional! All in [View Full Entry]

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for all those who don't now exactly where am I write now...nice&hot greetings from India - Rajastan!!!! It's great :) Jana [View Full Entry]

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Mingalaba again! From Inle lake we continued with a cargo bus (hehehe...those bumpy and narrow roads in Burma are not for everyone - definitely a night to remember) to Mandalay, where we rented bicycles and wandered around busy streets, local markets, climbed up to the Mandalay hill just in time for the sunset, visited old wooden monastery and main pagoda with huge golden Buddha (from the first blog). Next day we rented one old motorbike, borrowed a map and went straight to 4 ancient cities. First one on our list was Palaik, which is well known as "mini Bagan"...lots of different [View Full Entry]

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Mingalaba! I can easily say, that so far I have been in a couple of countrys around the world, but Burma...the largest country in mainland Southeast Asia is definitely one of my favourites so far! It is GREAT! Country with 3 million monks in their red dresses, one gold pagoda on almost every corner or small hill, men wearing long skirts (longyis), women covering their faces with "tanaka", old and crowded local buses, pick up trucks, great music and their obsession with karaoke, colourful streets and busy markets, street stalls with delicious tea...and great feeling like if somebody would turn back [View Full Entry]

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hey, hey In short - we started our journey in the northern part of Thailand with Chiang Rai, Pai, Chiang Mai and then continued to a huge Bangkok. In Bangkok we spent New year on Khao San street with one really fantastic street band and delicious coctails in our hands!!! Of course it was great and unforgettable! Last month we decided (in Lao) that it is still too early to go back home to Slovenia in the middle of february...so we extended our flight tickets!!!! Don't you think that this is a perfect birthday&new year gift for me:) New date to [View Full Entry]

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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2008 TO ALL OF YOU... LOTS OF FUNNY MOMENTS, ADVENTURES AND SUNNY DAYS :) HUGS AND KISSES FROM CRAZY BANGKOK JANA & SASO PS: I know, I know...you are all wondering & bugging me with next blog about Laos - to much things to do and not enough time or electricity... BUT - I promiss I will publish it in the next year :) [View Full Entry]

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hello, hello It's been a while since my last published blog...as I mentioned before - too much things to do&see and not enough time or electricity :) Last few weeks we spent in the northern part of Laos which is less touristic than the central part. From very touristic Luang Prabang (tourists usually come here directly from Bangkok, so u can imagine all that crowd of laud -in most cases- english people) we took a 7 hour boat on Mekong river to a peaceful Hongsa (very picturable villages, elephanths and local party), continued to Muang Sing (which is 10 km from [View Full Entry]

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Sabaidiii First blog from Laos! We started with southern part and 4000 islands (on small Don Det island we spent 5 instead of 2 days), continued with Buddha cave in Tha Khaek (which was discovered only 3 years ago) and capital of Lao - Vientiane! Because of its location on a bend of the Mekong this shurly is the most relaxing capital ever!!!! Actually it has only 201.000 habitants - that is even less then our Ljubljana! Here we visited interesting Buddha park, Pha That Luang, the oldest herbal sauna in Lao...few more temples and just enjoyed our time here, while [View Full Entry]

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Hello from Cambodia! ok - for all my english speaking friends around the world... I don't have so much time for translation of all the text, but...I maneaged to upload some photos with english text...it's a start :) Some facts: 14 million people, 60.000 monks, 539.000 dropped mines during the war, number of psychiatrists = 20, 85% of cambodian people still live on a country side, snake bites are responsiable for more leg amputations than mines! Write now we are in incrediable Laos, but I still have to share some photos from Cambodia with u :) Hope u will enjoy it! [View Full Entry]

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