(Slovenska verzija sledi v nadaljevanju) (versio catalana mes avall) Hello from China!!! Having only two weeks per country is obviously not the best way to get to know a country, but it does allow you to get a general idea of the whole area. In this case, while crossing the border to Cambodia was a step back in time, crossing to China from Vietnam was also quite impressive. We were really surprised from the first second. Amazing motorways, skyscrapers, the most comfortable buses one can imagine, everyone on electric bikes.. people even speak (a little) English!!!!! We are aware of the fact that China is huge and probably very diverse, but we definitely didn’t expect what weve seen so far! The first place we went to was Nanning, an insignificant city in China the size of ... read more

(versio catalana mes avall) Aloha iz Vietnama! Kocno, prispela sva v Vietnam, pred 4 dnevi. Nimava veliko casa za potepanje po tej drzavi, saj so nama na ambasadi v Phnom Penhu izdali vizo le za 15 dni, tako da ne bova zapravljala casa! Ze prihod v Vietnam ni bil kar tako, saj sva vzela direktno barko iz Phnom Penha do prvega vecjega mesta v Vietnamu, Can Thoja, tko da sva mejne formalnosti opravila kar ob reki. Isto pot bi lahko sicer dosti ceneje opravila z busom, a poleg tega, da voznja z busom traja osem ur (s colnom le tri), je dosti manj spektakularna od plovbe po mogocni reki Mekong. Viza v potnem listu je odpravila moznost kakih besednih spopadov z mejnimi uradniki, tako da je bil vstop v drzavo precej manj stresen kot v Kambodzo. ... read more

versio catalana mes avall) (Slovenska verzija sledi v nadaljevanju) Hello from Cambodia!! We arrived to Cambodia on Sunday, after 14 hours on the road, lots of fights and stress. Only getting the visa took us one hour, because they wouldnt give it to us unless we gave the policemen a tip of 10 dolars per person!!! Once we managed to convince them we thought the worse was over, but obviously we hadnt seen the road that had to take us to Siem Reap, a city in the north of the country very close to the Angkor temples. Crosing the border was literally going 100 years back. Let me just say it took us 6 hours to do 150 kilometers!!!!!!!!!!! We got to Siem Reap at around 9 and the day after we visited the Angkor temples. ... read more

(Slovenska verzija se nahaja spodaj) Ja tornem a ser a Chiang Mai, la segona ciutat mes gran de Tailandia. Dimecres passat vam agafar un tren cap a Chiang Mai, amb lintencio de trobar un bon lloc on fer uns dies de trekking. Al tren, vam coneixer dos nois alemanys, el Tobi i el Philipp, i vam continuar junts. Vam arribar a Chiang Mai dijous al mati i vam anar directament a lestacio dautobusos a agafar un tren cap a Maesariang, un poble duns 7000 habitants a 4 hores de Chiang Mai. Ens havien dit que des dalla podriem fer un trekking molt xulo per les muntanyes, visitant les tribus Karen, que son un grups de gent procedents de Burma que viuen al nord de Tailandia en cases de bambu, aillats del mon gairebe completament. Sobreviuen nomes ... read more

Hello from Macau, a strange place! Were about to leave the city and fly to Bangkok, but in the meantime, since there is free internet at the airport.. Like I said, Macau is a very weird place, full of contradictions. Its in china but when you are there it gives you the feeling youre in Las Vegas. No traces of comunism. Everyone seems to be filthy rich for a start. I can say we were the worst dressed people in the city!!!Its full of huge hotels, casinos, lights everywhere, really expensive designer shops.. and its very clean (actually I read somewhere its the second cleanest city in asia after singapore), quiet.. in the streets, everything is written both in Chinese and Portuguese (thank god for that!) and it-s quite expensive, more or less BCN prices, even ... read more