# Life Unclocked

> Where time is unbounded


## Posts

- [New updates!! We'll be back in Sydney on Friday 16th Jan.](https://lifeunclocked.com/new-updates-well-be-back-in-sydney-on-friday-16th-jan/)
- [Day 83 - Rayong, Thailand](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-83-rayong-thailand/): We decided to spend a few days in Rayong, which is on the south east coast of Thailand. It’s about an hours drive from Jomtien where we had been staying previously, and was easy to get back to. There is not much in Rayong, other than a large (it appears) Japanese expat community. Whereas in […]
- [Day 80 - Nongnooch Tropical Garden](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-80-nongnooch-tropical-garden/): Jumped on the scooter for a trip down the main road to Nongnooch Tropical Garden. Nick had been before as part of an overseas work trip outing but I had no idea what to expect…the place is vast and a bit quirky. In fact it purports to be one of the top ten in the […]
- [Day 75 - Jomtien Thailand](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-75-jomtien-thailand/): After a rather dissappointing and very brief stop in Kuala Lumpur, we escaped to Jomtien which is just south of Pattaya and much less chaotic. We’ve spent above budget on some decent accommodation after the horrors of KL and can now unpack and relax for a few days. We picked up a motorbike to run […]
- [Day 74 - Kuala Lumpur](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-74-kuala-lumpur/): We went to Kuala Lumpur; that’s about enough said about that!! Our plans for Malaysia were to spend a few days in KL before heading up to George Town (Penang) for the New Year. However, when we got to KL and our accommodation was awful and KL felt really sketchy. We’ve done a lot of […]
- [Day 68 - Hoi An](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-68-hoi-an/): After a short 45 min taxi ride from Da Nang we entered Hoi An to a warm welcome at a delightful boutique hotel. The receptionist was super informative and provided a map of Hoi An Old Quarter and additional info like a good optician for new glasses/tailors/activities and what prices were fair for tours etc. […]
- [Sat 20/12. Off to Da Nang for a couple of days. All travel now booked back to Sydney. Travel map updated.](https://lifeunclocked.com/sat-20-12-off-to-da-nang-for-a-couple-of-days-all-travel-now-booked-back-to-sydney-travel-map-updated/)
- [Day 63 - The Killing Fields](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-63-the-killing-fields/): It’s unbelievable, and it happened in my lifetime. Now a popular tourist attraction, the atrocities which happened at The Killing Fields can still be felt. I’m not going to explain what happened here, or of the death of more than 20,000 people who arrived but never left. More information can be found on Wikipedia. There […]
- [Day 61 - Siem Reap Lotus Silk Farm](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-61-siem-reap-lotus-silk-farm/): We were looking around for an activity other than temples for a day and Nick came up with visiting a Lotus silk farm. It turned out to be a very interesting tour and it was great to hear the operation is providing meaningful employment for vulnerable local women and caring for the environment and sustainability […]
- [Days 58 to 61 - Angkor temple park](https://lifeunclocked.com/days-58-to-61-angkor-temples-park/): Wow, Angkor Wat is just the biggest and main temple in the Angkor temple park 20-minutes north of Siem Reap, Cambodia. Around this area there are around 50 temples, and they are all very significant in their own way, in their shear size, and the planning that went into building them. Not only that, many […]
- [Day 57 to 61 - Siem Reap](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-57-to-61-siem-reap/): Siem Reap is a great place, and we really enjoyed it! To be honest we weren’t really sure what we were going to find in Siem Reap, other than the Angkor Wat temple park. However, this place is bustling and there was plenty of night life for us to walk around. Like most other places […]
- [Thu 11/11. We're now in Siem Reap until Mon when we go to Phnom Penh](https://lifeunclocked.com/thu-11-11-were-now-in-siem-reap-until-mon-when-we-go-to-phnom-penh/)
- [Day 67 to 68 - Da Nang (or Danang in simplified English form)](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-67-68-danang/): Flew in to Da Nang from Siem Reap on an Air Cambodia flight that quite incredibly departed a good 20 mins early…that’s never happened to us before! And only a short 55 min trip. We only had a couple of nights booked in Da Nang as a bit of a stopover before Hoi An where […]
- [Days 52 to 56 - Tam Coc (Ninh Binh)](https://lifeunclocked.com/days-52-to-56-tam-coc-ninh-binh/): After the busy and chaotic few nights in Hanoi, we decided to chill out in Tam Coc. Tam Coc is a small town in the Ninh Binh Province close to the actual city of Ninh Binh but far quieter. We stopped at a lovely little hotel located down a side street off the main through […]
- [Day 54 - Vietnamese Hair Shampoo in Ninh Binh](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-54-vietnamese-hair-shampoo-in-ninh-binh/): I was having a bad hair day today, so having passed many massage places mentioning hair shampoo I thought I’d give the experience a whirl. Turned out to be far more than just a shampoo and blow dry!  It’s a “buffet” of relaxation, including shampoo, deep scalp massage and a facial over the course of […]
- [Sat 6/12 - Blogs added and Galleries updated. Now in Tam Coc, Vietnam.](https://lifeunclocked.com/sat-6-12-blogs-added-and-galleries-updated-now-in-tam-con-vietnam/)
- [Tue 2/12 - Heading to Hanoi from Bangkok. Updates sparse as we have been very busy!](https://lifeunclocked.com/tue-2-12-heading-to-hanoi-from-bangkok-updates-sparse-as-we-have-been-very-busy/)
- [Day 49 - Hanoi](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-49-hanoi/): Landed in Hanoi after a pleasant 2hr flight with Vietnam Airlines from Bangkok, they even managed a meal service in that time. On landing we made our way to the agreed meeting point to find our free (thank you Booking.com genius reward 😀) ride to Hanoi Old Quarter. Some crazy traffic meant this relatively short […]
- [Day 47 - Historic City of Ayutthaya](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-47-historic-city-of-ayutthaya/): Aytthaya once served as the thriving capital of the Kingdom of Siam, from 1350 until it was razed to the ground by the Burmese in 1767. The park has majestic ruins of temples, palaces, and statues and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site (https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/576/) We had an early start today to jump on the […]
- [Back in the UK!! The weather is cold and the internet speed is awful!!](https://lifeunclocked.com/back-in-the-uk-the-weather-is-cold-and-the-internet-speed-is-awful/)
- [Now at BKK waiting to fly to London](https://lifeunclocked.com/now-at-bkk-waiting-to-fly-to-london/)
- [Day 33 - Huay Mongkol Temple](https://lifeunclocked.com/huay-mongkol-temple/): This was our chosen location for our final day in Hua Hin and our last trip out on the bike. Only 30 mins from our hotel so an easy ride after breakfast. I’d only seen the temple advertised on a taxi advertising board so we had no idea how large the site would actually be. […]
- [Day 30 – Rajabhakti Park](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-30-rajabhakti-park/): 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 […]
- [Day 28 - Bangkok Hospital & Praya Nakhon Cave](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-28-bangkok-hospital-praya-nakhon-cave/): Not looking for sympathy here (well, not much anyway😆) but more to share how impressive the healthcare experience was here. Due to the respiratory virus and all the flights so far, my right ear was in need of some medical intervention. A quick search around online led to Bangkok Hospital (actually in Hua Hin so […]
- [Now in Hua Hin, Thailand. Internet speed is good.](https://lifeunclocked.com/now-in-hua-hin-thailand-internet-speed-is-good/)
- [Day 26 – Hua Hin, Tamarind and Cicada Night Markets](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-26-hua-hin-tamarind-and-cicada-night-markets/): Hua Hin also has a good number of night markets. Any day of the week in the evening you can find at least one market. Like we found in Taipei, one market ends up looking like another market, same foods, same souvenirs, elephant pants, and tourists. The Tamarind and Cicada Markets were just a short […]
- [Taipei Main Station](https://lifeunclocked.com/taipei-main-station/): Taipei Main Station is massive, a cavernous labyrinth of interconnecting tunnels and areas. There are very large markets in this subterranean area, at least four stations and I wouldn’t like to guess the area of this station underground. It has quite a few levels so you seemed to be either going up or down a […]
- [Day 23 – The Palace Museum](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-23-the-palace-museum/): 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 […]
- [Day 24 - Elephant Mountain (aka Nangang District Hiking Trail)](https://lifeunclocked.com/elephant-mountain-aka-nangang-district-hiking-trail/): Nick kindly passed a virus on to me so the Taiwan leg has been a bit of a slower pace. It took a few days for me to feel up to tackling this hike but on our last full day it was now or never. Elephant Mountain, at 184m, provides some of the best views of […]
- [Day 2x – Taipei, city of street markets](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-2x-taipei-city-of-street-markets/): Rahoe Street Market Rahoe Street Market was quite a journey away from our hotel, and we took the train to get there, and subway to get back. This is one very long street which is filled mainly with food vendors, and very little shopping. The market was vert busy and getting through most of it […]
- [Day 22 – Taiwan National Museum, Taiwan Land Bank](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-22-taiwan-national-museum-taiwan-land-bank/): Our foray into Taipei started with a couple of museums as they’re a great way to learn about the locality, they can be very interesting, and they are a good way to stay out of the heat. First off, we headed to the Taiwan National Museum, with a very low entry fee which we were […]
- [We're now in Taiwan, nice people so far. Check blogs, and hopefully Galleries soon](https://lifeunclocked.com/were-now-in-taiwan-nice-people-so-far-check-blogs-and-hopefully-galleries-soon/)
- [Day 20 - Disney Shanghai](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-20-disney-shanghai/): Maybe this is the reason we came to China in he first place, I think it was actually … Not only are we big kids at heart, but we first visited Disney in Orlando back in 1997 not that long after we were married. Since then alone, and with the kids, we had been lucky […]
- [Day 19 - Shanghai Tower, 118th Floor](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-19-shanghai-tower-118th-floor/): So tonight we went across the river, the the opposite side to The Bund, to go up the tallest tower in Shanghai. The lift is apparently very fast, although you wouldn’t know that other than the lift info sign, and your ears that feel like you’ve just taken off in an aeroplane. We bought our […]
- [Day 19 - Yuyuan Garden Shopping Mall](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-19-yuyuan-garden-shopping-mall/): This is not really a shopping mall, but a large area taking in a few roads which are closed during the time this market/mall is open. It’s very much arranged for the tourists, and you don’t see locals at this market. What drew, Wendy, to this area was the Chocolate Factory which was clearly called […]
- [Internet still poor in China!! Travel Map updated with UK leg](https://lifeunclocked.com/internet-still-poor-in-china-travel-map-updated-with-uk-leg/)
- [Day 17 - Shanghai Wild Animal Park](https://lifeunclocked.com/shanghai-wild-animal-park/): In my quest to see a Panda, we ventured an hour by the metro from Shanghai to the Pudong New Area. A short Didi ride took us from the station to the Animal Park. It wasn’t too busy at all so very easy to get up close to see the animals with an uninterrupted view. […]
- [Day 17 - The Bund, Shanghai](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-17-the-bund-shanghai/): One of the big draw cards in Shanghai is The Bund when it’s lit up at night time. It ends up, like many other tourist attractions we’ve seen in China, an absolutely sardine can packed with everyone coming to see the sights. The Bund runs along the Huangpu River, along a spot which on the […]
- [Day 15 - The Muslin Quarter, Xi'an](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-15-the-muslin-quarter-xian/): A fairly quiet day today, we had a flight at 19:00 to Shanghai so we took it fairly easy. We decided to go to the Muslim Quarter, somewhere we had heard about, but didn’t really know much about. This was a great area, a labyrinth of streets filled with small food stalls, souvenir places and […]
- [Day 14 - The Terracotta Warriors](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-14-the-terracotta-warriors/): Another of the ‘great things’ to see in China, the Terracotta Warriors close to Xi’an. These are one more of those man-made creations you can’t really grasp the size of, or understand the time taken to create these warriors, until you’re there to see it with your own eyes. The detail in each warrior is […]
- [Day 13 - Beijing to Xi'an](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-13-beijing-to-xian/): Early start today in order to make the high speed train departing at 9:50am. Believe it or not the alarm had to be set for 6am as we knew the short car ride to the station would be in peak morning Beijing traffic and we had to be at the station an hour before departure. […]
- [Day 12 - Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-11-tiananmen-square-forbidden-city/): 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. […]
- [Ahh, Peking Duck](https://lifeunclocked.com/ahh-peking-duck/): Is there nothing more quintessential than eating Peking Duck in Beijing, or more precisely (but outdated) eating Peking Duck in Peking? (If you’re wondering, Peking was the capital of China until the capital was renamed in 1954, with mainstream Western media fully adopting the new name in the 1990’s.) This dish is synonymous with the […]
- [Always carry hotel details in the local language](https://lifeunclocked.com/always-carry-hotel-details-in-the-local-language/): This may seem a simple one, but one that might catch you out. Whenever you travel always keep the details of your hotel in the local language. You can do this in a variety of ways, by paper, picture or an app. For our trip we are using Tripit Pro and keep all of our […]
- [SLOW UPDATES IN CHINA; THE INTERNET IS SO SLOW!! CHECK BACK SOON FOR MORE BLOGS AND PICS](https://lifeunclocked.com/slow-updates-in-china-the-internet-is-so-slow/)
- [Day 11 – Beijing Olympic Park](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-10-beijing-olympic-park/): Today we headed north of Beijing to the Olympic Park, and to see the bird’s nest for real. Before we got that far though we spotted the Olympic Tower, it’s hugely tall. This is another attraction in Beijing/China where you need tickets to get in, and a passport. Passport not a problem, we carry them […]
- [Day 10 - The Great Wall of China](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-9-the-great-wall-of-china/): We booked a MuBus Tour for this day trip to the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall. This section of the wall is about an hour drive outside Beijing and the tour company were well organised and explained our options clearly. Lunch was available on arrival at the site, just a buffet of various Chinese […]
- [Day 9 - Universal Studios Beijing](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-8-universal-studios-beijing/): Today we went to Universal Studios Beijing as we like a theme park, and this one has been built and run like a US theme park; clean, well looked after and generally excellent all round. There isn’t anything we could fault here, other than setting the seed that if we were to pop over to […]
- [Day 8 - Temple of Heaven](https://lifeunclocked.com/temple-of-heaven/): 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 […]
- [Arrived in China, not what we expected!!](https://lifeunclocked.com/arrived-in-china-not-what-we-expected/)
- [Day 7.1 - Beijing, the ‘Inn’ at the Temple of Heaven](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-6-1-beijing-the-inn-at-the-temple-of-heaven/): It seems to get worse … The taxi drives us from the airport, it’s quite a long drive as the airport is situated someway from the city of Beijing. All is going well and I’m tracking the progress of our taxi using Apple Maps which actually works quite well in Beijing. travelling from south to […]
- [Day 7 - OMG Beijing Arrival](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-6-omg-beijing-arrival/): What a welcome to Beijing!!! NOT!!! The announcement on the aircraft, to my ears, was along the lines of if you don’t record fingerprints when you arrive at Daxing International Airport (Beijing) you are likely to be deported; that didn’t feel like the welcome I was expecting!! Anyway, we are pretty much compliant with authorities […]
- [On our way to China for the next two weeks](https://lifeunclocked.com/on-our-way-to-china-for-the-next-two-weeks/)
- [Day 6 - Last day in Hong Kong](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-5-last-day-in-hong-kong/): So, our last day in Hong Kong, and the end of the trip in our first country. We’ve had a great few days here, but took it a little easier on the last day as we’ve worn ourselves out pretty much with all the walking. BTW, we’ve been keeping a track of our steps through […]
- [Day 5 - Macau](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-4-macau/): So, we finally made it to Macau. That makes it sound like it was epic to make it to another country in our trip, but it was actually super easy. Getting there was a breeze using the TurboJet ferry, and Wendy has written about this here, Ferry HK to Macau. As per normal we chose […]
- [Day 5 - Ferry HK to Macau](https://lifeunclocked.com/ferry-hk-to-macau/): There are 3 ways to get to Macau from Hong Kong We went for the TurboJet ferry which provided a very comfortable smooth ride. In fact I could have left the Kwells travel tablets behind but past life experiences have taught me that I don’t have the best sea legs on the smoothest of oceans! […]
- [Day 5 - Macau Portugese Tart](https://lifeunclocked.com/macau-portugese-tart/): Any travel guide worth its salt will tell you the must-have snack to try in Macau is the Portuguese Tart. According to Google, Hong Kong’s egg tarts (daan tat) feature a stronger “eggy” flavor, a more substantial shortbread and a floral shape. In contrast, Macau’s beloved custard tarts (pou tat) are a combination of flaky […]
- [Day 4 - Macau, or maybe not](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-3-macau-or-maybe-not/): Today we set off to visit Macau, which can be reached in a variety of different ways but because we didn’t want to spend $640AUD on a helicopter to get there we decided to take the ferry which is the next best option. You can also take the bus to Macau along the fairly new […]
- [Day 3 - Tian Tan Buddha](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-2-tian-tan-buddha/): After the news we received yesterday we thought today would be a good day to visit a buddha, and the largest buddha in Hong Kong. It is quite a journey to get there, via train and cable car and then nearly 300 steps up to the buddha itself. We were quite amazed at how busy […]
- [Now in Hong Kong for a few days. Weather good.](https://lifeunclocked.com/now-in-hong-kong-for-a-few-days-weather-good/)
- [Day 1 - Hong Kong](https://lifeunclocked.com/day-1-hong-kong/): Our first day is in Hong Kong, and it’s been a few years since we were here last. In fact the last time we were here together was back in 2009 with the boys, and my last trip here was probably a decade ago while still working for Ricoh. It hasn’t changed much in that […]
- [Sydney to Hong Kong Flight](https://lifeunclocked.com/sydney-to-hong-kong-flight/): I was a little nervous about using HK Airlines after reading the Tripadvisor reviews so having now had the experience here’s my pros and cons: Pros Cons In summary, wouldn’t hesitate to use this airline again given value for money when on a budget.
- [We’re on our way to Hong Kong, and probably in the air now](https://lifeunclocked.com/were-on-our-way-to-hong-kong-and-probably-in-the-air-now/)
- [One week until we fly to Hong Kong!](https://lifeunclocked.com/one-week-until-we-fly-to-hong-kong/)
- [Two weeks until we fly to Hong Kong!](https://lifeunclocked.com/two-weeks-until-we-fly-to-hong-kong/)
- [Three weeks until we fly to Hong Kong!](https://lifeunclocked.com/three-weeks-until-we-fly-to-hong-kong/)
- [Graduation Complete](https://lifeunclocked.com/graduation-complete/): In another step towards our travels around SEA I graduated this week from Deakin University in Geelong with a Master of Leadership degree. It took me 18 months to complete the course, which I completed online. It was a tough course to complete, with a few different elements; online units requiring typically three assessments to […]
- [Four weeks until we fly to Hong Kong!](https://lifeunclocked.com/four-weeks-until-we-fly-to-hong-kong/)
- [Arani Thai, Geelong](https://lifeunclocked.com/arani-thai-geelong/): 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 […]
- [Geelong for Graduation](https://lifeunclocked.com/geelong-for-graduation/): We’re on our countdown to our big trip, that’s what this site is really for, but for the next few nights we’re in Geelong for my graduation which is on Monday 15th September in the afternoon. I completed my course back in July and this was the next graduation I could attend. The last unit […]
- [Off to Deakin University to graduate for Nick’s Masters degree](https://lifeunclocked.com/off-to-deakin-university-to-graduate-for-nicks-masters-degree/)
- [Is domestic travel insurance all it claims to be?](https://lifeunclocked.com/is-domestic-travel-insurance-all-it-claims-to-be/): For most of us, when travelling overseas, travel insurance is close to the top of the list of items we need to buy while preparing for our trip and is best purchased just after we’ve started spending money on bookings, whether they be for accommodation, flights or other methods of transport. Generally, we look for […]
- [Five weeks until we fly to Hong Kong!](https://lifeunclocked.com/five-weeks-until-we-fly-to-hong-kong/)
- [Six weeks until we fly to Hong Kong!](https://lifeunclocked.com/six-weeks-until-we-fly-to-hong-kong/)
- [Travel map](https://lifeunclocked.com/travel-map/)
- [Who are the Life Unclocked Travellers?](https://lifeunclocked.com/who-are-the-life-unclocked-travellers/): Welcome to our travels which we see as our life no longer attached to a time clock; Life Unclocked. Our adventures have taken us across continents, through bustling cities and tranquil countryside alike. With each destination, we’ve come to appreciate not just the places we see, but the experiences that linger — the aroma when […]
- [The Haven, Khao Lak, Thailand](https://lifeunclocked.com/the-haven-khao-lak-thailand/): This is a super hotel, and we’ve stayed in here twice between 2022 and 2024. Its location is about 90 minutes north of Phuket Airport, and getting here is really easy with an airport taxi which you can book in advance. The pick up at all Thai airports has always been without any problems, although […]
- [Vaccinations - are they really worth it?](https://lifeunclocked.com/vaccinations-are-they-really-worth-it/): If you are going to get vaccinated for your next trip expect to part with a pocket full of cash. So, is the thought of spending good money on something you might not need, the potential side effects, the numerous trips to see the doctor and nurse, and of course finally enduring a needle in […]
- [Currently in Sydney, seven weeks until we fly to Hong Kong!!!](https://lifeunclocked.com/currently-in-sydney-seven-weeks-until-we-fly-to-hong-kong/)
- [Embracing Life Unclocked: A New Stage of Presence](https://lifeunclocked.com/embracing-life-unclocked-a-new-stage-of-presence/): What is Life Unclocked? Life unclocked refers to a unique stage in our journey where we shift our focus from simply being present in every moment to being truly engaged in the moments that matter. It embodies the idea that we don’t have to be everywhere at once, but rather, we can choose where and […]

## Pages

- [Steps per day](https://lifeunclocked.com/steps-per-day/): Here are our steps and Km per day!! Day Date Weekday Steps today Cumulative steps KM today Cumulative KM 1 15/10/2025 Wed 16,500 16,500 12.1 12.1 2 16/10/2025 Thu 34,200 50,700 24.7 36.8 3 17/10/2025 Fri 32,200 82,900 22.9 59.7 4 18/10/2025 Sat 37,800 120,700 27.4 87.1 5 19/10/2025 Sun 42,400 163,100 35.2 122.3 6 […]
- [Travel Apps](https://lifeunclocked.com/travel-apps/): These are some of the apps we have used while travelling. Some are country specific, and some you can use anywhere. If you are going to sign up please use the links below as we have signed up to affiliate programs where they are available and we may ear a little commission when you sign […]
- [Galleries](https://lifeunclocked.com/galleries/): A list of our galleries in reverse order. Click on a gallery to see more, large, pictures 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) […]
- [Khao Lak - December 2024](https://lifeunclocked.com/khao-lak-december-2024/)
- [Contact us!](https://lifeunclocked.com/contact-us/): Please drop us a message if we can share with you what we’re up to, where we are, or if you have any questions about where we’ve been. If we are in the locality at the time, we may be able to provide feedback from where we are. Of course, also let us know if […]


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