Time goes fast while travelling…. it’s again time for a New year.  A huge celebration throughout the country, the annual Tet Festival celebrates the Chinese New Year and is the biggest event of the year.

For the last 2 days (and probably for the next 2 as well ) all Vietnamese are celebrating Tet. The beginning of a new lunar year, a year of the Rat.

Happy Tet everybody!

After the fertile lands of the Mekong Delta, we took the bus to Vietnam’s capital Ho Chi Minh City (aka Saigon), where we cycled together with 3 million motorbikes. That was fun, for about 2 hours, so we jumped on the hydrofoil (one of those flying boats) due for Vung Tau. (Continue…)

 After we left Cambodia from Phnom Penh to the border town of Neak Loeung, we crossed into Vietnam last sunday.

Strange how different 2 countries can be… This is Cambodia, 5km before the border.

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 We finished our first country by bicycle. So far we already drove more than 800km taking roads bumpier than the worst road you can imagine at home. We took a bicycle wash every 2 days to get rid off the red dust. Transported the bicycles on top of a minivan.

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After leaving Thailand 2 weeks ago we started discovering Cambodia by bicycle… We wanted something different at least we got something different. (Continue…)

   We’ve uploaded a new batch of pictures, so it’s time for photo fun!

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Siem Reap is home to the famous Angkor temples, the biggest one being Angkor Wat. It is a huge building, much alike to the Forbidden City in Beijing, but honestly, we found the latter one to be a lot more beautiful. (Continue…)

We did it, we reached our first real destination by bike: Siem Raep, home to the temples of Angkor, famous all over the world.

We started in Bangkok and decided not to risk our lives in the heavy traffic. So we hopped on the train to Aranyaprathet, near the Cambodian border. The next day, we got up early, drove to the Cambodian border, crossed together with some half of Cambodia and set off to Sosiphon some 50 kms further east. (Continue…)

Travelling the world often confronts you with choices… because unfortunately we do not have enough time or money to visit everything we want to. After we travelled to Myanmar, everything became possible. Before we left we planned that after Indonisia we would travel back overland via vietnam, cambodja and laos to myanmar and then back home. But as we were already in myanmar we started doubting about our next destination. So we had to take make some choices. (Continue…)