Welcome to Singapore! Singapore is a city with a lot of signs, which forbid you doing something. The first rule I break is taking a picture in the border zone. I know that’s forbidden at every border, but I didn’t…
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Adrian rents bicycles and offers small cycling tours as a side job and hobby. On Saturday morning I can join the village tour with some locals from Georgetown. I don’t mean it in a bad way, but it is nice…
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Wecome to Malaysia. As I said, I cross the border in the late afternoon. The border crossing is ultimately again a simple one like in Georgia or Armenia. I simply queue behind the few cars, hand my passport to the…
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I arrive well in Ranong, get my stamp for another 30 days and stay in a cheap guesthouse for the first night. Thailand is very familiar to me now and everything is pretty easy and a bit boring already compared…
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Addendum: „After the big forest fire on the exhausting gravel road Luca and I look for a place to camp at the river. In the late afternoon we find one, take a bath to get the dust off again and…
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Welcome to Myanmar! Mengarlapar!! (but actually it sounds more like: Mengalabaaa! It means hello) Myanmar begins with a gravel road. At the border checkpoint they don’t want to see my passport. They say ‘immigration office’ and point further down the…
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Welcome back in Thailand. For Johanna it will be the last country on our journey. After one year on a bicycle she will fly back home from Bangkok. For me it will be more or less a east-west crossing through…
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All the meat gets a dusty crust automatically, when they sell it directly at the roadside. We better go for a fresh cold coconut. Dusty Cambodia. About three weeks ago we left the sea in Vietnam, now we arrive in…
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Welcome to Cambodia. As I wrote everything works out fine at the border and we get our 30 days visa on arrival for 30 $. Short after we look for a hotel/guesthouse where we stay for one night. The next…
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It took a while for us to figure out about the vegetarian/vegan restaurants in Vietnam. The word for vegan is “chay”. If you know it, you find quite a few of them all over. Good food. In Cam Ranh we…
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