http://www.noitinerary.com Guess I should probably update this more often. Sat, 15 Jul 2006 13:06:35 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Day 153 In a couple of hours we will be boarding our flight home. All of a sudden the 154 days are nearly over!! We have had a blissful 2 weeks in Thailand, enjoying beach life on Koh Samui and Koh Ph-Ngan and city life in crazy Bangkok. Sure we will ... http://www.noitinerary.com/2006/07/15/travels-in-thailand/ Day 140 We started our travels in Malaysia on the west coast, visiting Melaka (just north of the border) and then Kuala Lumpur (or KL as everyone seems to prefer to call it). Melaka was a fascinating town, with a thriving historic Chinatown full of beautiful temples and many hangovers from ... http://www.noitinerary.com/2006/07/02/malaysian-highlights/ Day 129 It was a relief to finally land in Singapore after the arctic temperature we experienced in Melbourne. It was also a chance to wash the single jumper and pair of trousers we had each been wearing every day for the last 7 days! Even this wasnt enough to keep ... http://www.noitinerary.com/2006/07/02/singapore-stories/ Day 123 Last night we watched the Socceroos play their first world cup game, against Japan. We went to watch the match with Karmen and Tim, our great hosts in Sydney, in a old theatre televising the match on their big screen. The room was a sea of green and gold, ... http://www.noitinerary.com/2006/06/19/sock-it-to-em-socceroos/ Day 118 Our weekend in Hollywood was indeed packed with glitz and glamour, although not that we expected this when we arrived. As we landed at LAX aiport we discovered that there was no room at the inn in the hostel we had planned to stay at, and instead found ourselves ... http://www.noitinerary.com/2006/06/19/travels-in-tinseltown/ Day 114 Maybe we are hardened travellers by now, but after so many warnings about safety in Mexico City we have been really pleasantly suprised to find it a friendly, clean, and easy to navigate place. Best of all is the super efficient and cheap metro (underground) which surpasses London ... http://www.noitinerary.com/2006/06/19/no-so-scary-mexico-city/ Day 11 0 Well, we are back now in Cancun having spent the better part of 2 weeks on the beach! With our fingers crossed for sun we first headed to Isla Mujeres (Island of Women), just off the coast of Cancun. The sun came out for ... http://www.noitinerary.com/2006/06/02/caribbean-paradise/ Day 98 Since arriving in Mexico we have all been the most excitied about getting to the Yucatan and enjoying some of the Carribean beaches. With this in mind we have travelled fairly quickly from the beaches on the Pacific through the highlands and on to the Yucatan plain. Our journey ... http://www.noitinerary.com/2006/05/23/chasing-the-sun/ Day 91 We have spent the last few days enjoying beach life, first in a small beach called Mazunte and then a slightly larger one, called Zipolite. In Manzute we had a great cabana on the beach, with a palapa roof and walls only about 1 metre high. The view of ... http://www.noitinerary.com/2006/05/23/salvavidas/ Day 88 Oaxaca is a beautiful city, although stifling hot at times. Having successfully met up with Helen at a hostel last night we have been exploring the city and, in particular, the amazingly colourful and vibrant markets. Having been so long in other parts of Central America it is a ... http://www.noitinerary.com/2006/05/23/bugs-and-other-delicacies/