More multiple modes of transport...after leaving Phu Quoc by speed boat we were hurried into a minibus to make our way to the town of Can Tho in the Mekong Delta. The bus in true South East Asia style dropped us miles outside of town leaving us no choice but to get a motorbike to the hotel. Can Tho is quite a small town with some interesting food markets to browse around. The town felt even smaller when we were followed all the way round it by a stealth boat lady...

And so we left Cambodia, hopped over the border into vietnam and got a boat to Phu Quoc Island in time for Christmas. The first day of our Christmas in the sun was spent running errands in town. Supplies of bug spray and sun cream had run low and the camera was full and needed burning to DVD. After all the travelling we'd done we completely flaked in our beach bungalow and spent the whole evening chilling out and watching rubbish movies (much needed and also felt...

We arrived in Sihanoukville on 17th Dec with only a week till Christmas. We hadn't previously organised to go to Sihanoukville but we'd heard that an old colleague of mine was working in a bar there so decided we'd squeeze it in for some booze fuelled fun. We headed straight for Utopia bar to meet Hemal and have a few cheeky beers while we caught up. Hemal told us there was going to be a party later that night with 4 DJs playing so obviously we headed down to the...

So after negotiating the Thai-Cambodia border with the help of our night in shining armour Aussie Graham, who'd been through many times before, we arrived into Siem Reap. Siem Reap is home to many wonderful temples including the famous Angkor Wat temple, which we decided to save till the last day. We hired some bikes and cycled 11km to the smaller Roulos Temples which are not that mind blowing but the journey to them all down tree ligned streets was very nice. Th...

The guide books say of Bangkok it's a high energy city that loves neon and noise, chaos and concrete, fashion and future; a statement that couldn't better explain this crazy little town. When we arrived in Bangkok it was pretty cray from the word go, we were directed to the sky train from the airport and were promptly whisked into the city centre high above the streets below. When the train came to an end we disembarked straight onto a busy Bangkok street where a...