Galleries

A list of our galleries in reverse order.

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Jomtien – January 2026

Rayong – January 2026

Hoi An – December 2025

Da Nang – December 2025

Phnom Penh – December 2025

Angkor temple park – December 2025

Siem Reap – December 2025

Ninh Binh (Tam Coc) – December 2025

Hanoi – December 2025

Bangkok & Ayutthaya – November 2025

United Kingdom – November 2025

Hua Hin, Thailand – November 2025 (Updated 6/12/25)

Taiwan – November 2025 (Updated 6/12/25)

Shanghai – October 2025 (Updated 6/12/25)

Terracotta Warriors – October 2025 (Updated 6/12/25)

X’an – October 2025 (Updated 6/12/25)

Great Wall of China – October 2025 (Updated 6/12/25)

Beijing – October 2025 (Updated 6/12/25)

Macau – October 2025 (Updated 16/11/25)

Hong Kong – October 2025

Khao Lak – December 2024

Bali – May 2024

Japan – October 2023

Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, and the Palace Museum; this was a big walking day and time on our feet. We joined a tour to cover off these places as it can be easier than trying to do it yourself, especially getting through all the security to get into the Square and into the Palace Museum....

Set a short ride outside of Hua Hin is Rajabhakti Park, which has seven magnificent statues of soldiers through various eras. Each statue is 14 metres high, and the detail is incredible on each one of them. We sneaked around the back of the statues also, and the detail is continued on all sides. (So...

Dinner on our first night in Geelong, and this isn’t a bad Thai. In fact, it’s one of the better ones. What makes it better? Fresh herbs and spices; fresh curry leaves and peppercorns are easy to miss. I was asked how spicy I would like it, ‘Thai spicy’, yes absolutely, and it was certainly...

Conveniently located down the road from our hotel, this UNESCO world heritage site (https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/881/) should have been easy to organise a visit to. However, the complexities of arranging anything independently made obtaining tickets a BIG deal…..how hard can it be I hear you ask… well I’ll tell you… Normally a visit to the internet would...

The Palace Museum was fun to get to as it was quite a way away from where we were staying. We started off by taking the subway from Taipei Main Station once we’d found the right line. (Taipei Main Station was so difficult to navigate I’ve written its own post!!) From there we exited the...