While I tried to enjoy Malaysia at a relaxed pace, I took a couple of quick trips in the country. One was a two-night stay in the Cameron Highlands, a hilly region known for tea and strawberries. To get to the highlands, I took a four-hour bus ride from Kuala Lumpur. I can sleep in … Continue reading Cameron Highlands and Melaka
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Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur was my first stop in Malaysia. I didn’t know much about KL before visiting, but the city pleasantly surprised me. KL might not have as many attractions as other large cities, but diversity is a big part of what makes it appealing. The population largely consists of Malays, Chinese, and Indians. Add in … Continue reading Kuala Lumpur
Thailand recap
Since I previously visited Thailand in 2013, I focused on the southwest on this trip. I arrived in Phuket on June 4 and left on June 25. Below is a summary of the locations, accommodations, transport, and tours from my time in Thailand. Phuket (June 4 to 7 and 9 to 15) Accommodations: Lub d Phuket … Continue reading Thailand recap
Island hopping in Thailand
To round out my time in Thailand, I visited a few islands on the southwestern side of the country. After my sailing course, I didn't have much of an agenda for Thailand. My goal was to hang out on a couple of beaches and visit sights at a relaxed pace. PHUKET To be honest, I … Continue reading Island hopping in Thailand
Sailing in Thailand
My first live-aboard experience on a boat was in Australia in 2012, when I cruised through the Whitsunday Islands on a catamaran. I loved the experience, and it was one of my favorite memories from Australia. After enjoying a couple of other boating trips, I started taking sailing lessons. I went to Greece last fall … Continue reading Sailing in Thailand
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