Bangkok is a massive, complex city with many facets. From picturesque canals and ornate historic districts to modern skyscrapers and delicious food, there is plenty to discover here! … More The City of Angels (À La Thailand)
Laos is a predominately rural country, but its small cities hold some interesting discoveries. In this post, I explore Luang Prabang and the capital Vientiane. … More Urban Laos – Temples, Cafés, and Concrete Monsters
The Thai city of Chiang Mai has plenty of history, culture, and amenities and makes for a great place to hang out for a while. Read my impressions of the city in this post! … More Chiang Mai – Thailand’s Northern Capital
Though they are dwarfed by the scale of the Angkor temples, Sukhothai and Ayutthaya both played important roles as regional capitals in their day. I find the best way to explore them is by bike – read on to follow along! … More Visiting the Former Capitals of Thailand – Sukhothai and Ayutthaya
Once the capital of a mighty empire, the city of Angkor has long been overtaken by the forces of nature. Join me on a journey back in time through the ruins of the ancient Khmer capital. … More Cycling Back in Time: A Visit to Angkor
My Dad joined me for a two-week journey through Việt Nam. In this post, he shares his thoughts from the trip and his impressions of the country! … More Guest Post: Travels with my Son
When you think of Vietnamese food, is phở the first dish that comes to mind? It’s certainly delicious, but there is so much more variety to this cuisine than just phở. Read on to find out what else is on the menu! … More Việt Nam – More Than Just Phở
Over a thousand miles separate the Vietnamese cities of Hà Nội and Hồ Chí Minh City, and you are spoiled for choice when it comes to stopping somewhere in between. Here are a few great options! … More Sài Gòn Bound
With its charming old quarter, chaotic traffic, excellent food, and welcoming people, Hà Nội is a fun place to adjust to the pace of life in Việt Nam! … More Feeling At Home in Hà Nội
The rice terraces of Sa Pa are a scenic place to hike and interact with some of Việt Nam’s minority tribes. In this post, I describe my experience with Sapa Sisters, a trekking company owned and operated by local H’Mông women! … More Trekking the Terraces of Sa Pa
