Andy's Journeys to 78 countries & counting!
Hi all. I was going to give you a post about Romania this week, another 5-for style post, but then it occurred to me that a couple of days ago it was Indian Independence Day, and I thought I should probably get out one ‘India-themed’ post this week. That and suddenly (or slowly lol) I realised Romania is getting a
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Around 9 kilometres from the incredible Rajasthani city of Jodhpur, is the town of Mandore. I hadn’t heard of this town before heading to India this year, and I probably would have missed it all together if I hadn’t felt like doing something on what I had sort of planned as a ‘rest day’ whilst in Jodhpur. Instead I decided
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Hi folks. Hope you’re all well. Whilst in India I had the chance to photograph a few people, and so I thought I’d do another ‘Faces of’ post from my time in March in Rajasthan. Most of these were taken in Jodhpur, and most of those around the amazing fort there. I hope you enjoy! Thanks for visiting, take care
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The final rail journey of my March-April trip was from the glorious southern town of Galle back to the capital of Colombo. A distance of around 114 kilometres, there are several trains you can take a day from express trains to local commuter trains. So obviously the trains can vary muchly in time taken, from 2 hours for the express
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Good Sunday everyone, it’s time to look at a country through long, this pictures, and this week’s country is …. Myanmar. These photos are from 2015, I was surprised I hadn’t done one earlier for Myanmar which is seriously a beautiful country. Sadly I have none from Yangon nor Pyin oo Lwin, but there are plenty from Inle Lake, Bagan
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Howdy folks! Maybe I should have named this ‘where I would go in South East Asia’… but I am going to try and tailor this post to different tastes so we’ll see how we go. South East Asia is absolutely full of amazing highlights, there’s no denying it, and those highlights come in many forms and shapes. From the beaches
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And I am now up to the last in my accommodation reviews of places I stayed in India and Sri Lanka back in March/April. Galle is a great little town with some of the best eating options you’ll find in Sri Lanka, and we were lucky enough to stay in the historical fort area. The down side to the fort
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I’ve been to Beijing twice now. The first time I went there, I was just 11 years old, and it had just opened up to tourism. I don’t remember a hellova lot from my trip to Europe and China in 1986, but actually I do have a few memories of visiting Beijing, which was a stopover on the way back.
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Sri Lanka’s Hill Country, as I may have mentioned in previous posts, is a cool, green wonderful region in Sri Lanka (naturally enough!). The roads are winding and often quite busy, but there’s no doubt about the best way to see and get around the Hill Country – and that’s by the train. There is a line basically from Colombo
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An old photo of my brother and I in 1986 on the Great Wall of China. Haven’t really changed much! Thanks for popping by! May the Journey Never End!
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