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Stats, Facts and Figures from 10 months travelling South East Asia!

23/10/2015

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For a while there I wasn't sure I'd ever be writing this blog. Not because I thought anything tragic would happen to us, but because I thought we might actually never leave South East Asia! Compared to our time in South America, we took it suuuuuper slow along the old "Banana Pancake trail" weaving our way across borders and meandering down the Mekong. 

We lost whole weeks chilling on islands and exploring hill tribe villages, and we ate enough delicious food to sustain a small nation! We witnessed wild elephants grazing in Thailand and trekked for hours to find the largest flower in the world, which actually turns out to be a stinky fungus.... booooo! We watched the sun set over hundreds of ancient temples in Bagan, Myanmar and  woke to the sunrise over Angkor Wat in Cambodia.

So, as we depart this incredible region of the world for our next destination, here are a few facts, figures and statistics from our travels through South East Asia. I hope you enjoy it and if you have any suggestions for stats we should be keeping as we head towards Africa, please let us know in the comments!

Also, for anyone who missed our "Stats, Facts and Figures from 6 months in South America" blog, you can find it here!
  • Number of days spent in South East Asia = 278
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  • Countries visited = 6 (Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam)
Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Cambodia
Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Laos
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Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Vietnam
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  • Number of rooms slept in = 91

  • Longest stay in one place = Sarah’s 15 days at Ao Nang while Wade returned to Australia to work…. It’s a tough life but someone had to do it!

  • Types of Accommodation = hotels, hostels, guest houses, dormitories, beach bungalows, village homestays, overnight buses

  • Cheapest Accommodation = Vong Paseud Guesthouse, Champasak, Laos ($6.70)

  • Most Expensive Accommodation = Samui Toggad Resort, Koh Samui, Thailand for a friends wedding ($63.70)
Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Koh Rong
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Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Laughing Gecko Ao Nang
Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Trip Statistics
Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Trip Statistics
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  • Number of Islands Visited = 14
    - Malaysia: Penang, Langkawi
    - Thailand: Koh Lipe, Koh Lanta, Phuket, Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao
    - Laos: Don Det (Mekong River Islands)
    - Cambodia: Koh Rong
    - Vietnam: Cat Ba Island, Monkey Island, Vinpearl Island, Hon Mun

  • Favourite Island = Koh Rong, Cambodia
    (Read all about this awesome island on our Koh Rong Travel Guide)

  • Number of nights spent on Islands = 83
  • Overnight buses = 7

  • Longest bus trip = 16 hours Vientiane to Pakse, Laos

  • Total Hours spent travelling on buses, planes, trains, tuk-tuks and boats = 370 hours

  • Vehicles driven by us = 48 days on scooters, 2 days on e-bikes, 14 days on pushbikes, 4 days in kayaks
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Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Hoi An
​​UNESCO World Heritage sites = 12

​(click on the blue links to see Photo Albums)

Cambodia:
  • Angkor Temple Complex
 
Laos:
  • Town of Luang Prabang
  • Wat Phou and settlements within the Champasak cultural landscape
 
Malaysia:
  • Melaka and Georgetown, Historic cities of the Straits of Melaka
 
Thailand:
  • Historic City of Ayutthaya
  • Historic Town of Sukhothai and associated towns
  • Khao Yai Forest Complex
 
Vietnam:
  • Complex of Hue Monuments
  • Ha Long Bay
  • Hoi An Ancient Town
  • Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park
  • Trang An Landscape Complex
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Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Melacca
Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Sukhothai
Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Hue
  • Favourite Ale = Beer Lao/draught beer in Myanmar

  • Cheapest Ale = 40 cent mugs of draught beer in Myanmar
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  • Tried and tested local spirits = Rice Wine…. Everywhere!
  • Wade and Sarah’s favourite local dishes = too many to list! See photos below for some of our favourites!

  • Favourite Street Food = Pao/Steamed pork buns
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Photos: (clockwise from top left) Fish Amok - Cambodia, Pork Pao - Malaysia, Spicy Seafood Salad - Thailand, Cao Lau - Vietnam, Char Kway Taow - Malaysia, Hue Style Pork Soup - Vietnam, Local breakfast goodies in Myanmar, Khao Soi - Northern Thailand
  • Scuba Dives by Wade = 13
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  • Cooking Classes = 3  (Click here for our review of Pickles and Spices Cooking Class in Penang, Malaysia)

  • Longest trek = Kalaw to Inle Lake 75km (Read all about it here!)

  • Major Illnesses = 1. Sarah caught Dengue Fever in Thailand and had to return to Australia

  • Robberies = 2 (against us, not by us just in case anyone was wondering!)

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  • Months/Years of travel still to come = Only time will tell!!

​Well there you have it! We could rattle off statistics and numbers all day but we're trying to keep it interesting so like I said, if you have any you think would be a bit of fun or interesting during our time in Africa, let us know in the comments below!

In the meantime, if you missed our last stats blog, don't forget to check out our "Stats, Facts and Figures from 6 months travelling South America"!
Wade and Sarah | Travel Blog | Trip Statistics
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Laughing Gecko Bungalows Review | Ao Nang | Thailand

3/2/2015

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Date of Stay:  January and February 2015

Room Type: Double bungalow with private bathroom

Price per night: 400 Thai Baht
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Finding reasonably priced accommodation in Ao Nang during peak season was much more difficult than I originally anticipated. Many dorm beds were more expensive than we would normally pay for a private room and even then they were on the outskirts of town and quite far from the beach. Finding Laughing Gecko Bungalows was an absolute game changer to my time in Ao Nang and after a brief two night stay, I was disappointed I hadn't booked in for longer. In fact, I enjoyed it so much that within weeks I was back to stay again!

Laughing Gecko is located one street back from the Northern end of Ao Nang, on Nopparathara Beach where there is much less hustle and bustle and more peace and serenity than busy Ao Nang Beach. While the beachfront road is still lined with shops, restaurants, bars and street food vendors, there are less tourists and considering it was peak season, the beach was relatively peaceful most days. To walk into the main centre of shopping and nightlife in Ao Nang takes approximately 15 minutes and is a pleasant stroll along the beach most of the way.

The property itself is modest and rustic and run by a lovely Thai man, Nui. Nui is a perfect host and was always there to greet me with a smile. I booked my bungalow by emailing Nui via the Laughing Gecko website (www.laughinggeckobungalows.com).  He was quick to respond to my emails within a day giving me the peace of mind that my accommodation was booked and I wouldn't be left looking for a place to stay.
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I stayed in a double bungalow with private bathroom and it was spotlessly clean, spacious and very homey. The bungalow has power, a small fan and a large, comfortable bed as well as a set of shelves, which can be nice to be able to unpack some belongings rather than always living out of a bag. The bathroom was very simple with only a squat toilet and cold water shower, but with the consistently warm weather in Ao Nang I would be surprised if anyone ever wanted a hot water shower anyway! 


While there are plenty of mosquitos around the property, the huge box mosquito net covering the entire bed made for a peaceful sleep every night. There is a common area with tables and chairs and even a separate room with a pool table and dart board. Wi-Fi is available in both the common area and the bungalows and generally worked very well. 
In the common area, there is also a fridge with cold drinks, beer and water all at very reasonable prices. While Laughing Gecko certainly isn’t a party hostel, the atmosphere was awesome, friendly and relaxed while still being close enough to plenty of bars and pubs if your quiet drinks in the common area, turn into a night out on the town.

Laughing Gecko also offers a nightly communal buffet dinner and the one while I was there was delicious. The food was great tasting, home-cooked Thai food and was a good opportunity to meet other people and have a casual drink. If you're lucky enough, Nui might also whip out the guitar for some excellent live music!

I couldn’t have been any happier with my choice of accommodation in Ao Nang and thoroughly enjoyed the peace and quiet of this property while still being in close proximity to all that Ao Nang has to offer.
For more reviews of bungalows, tree houses, guesthouses, hostels, hotels and more head to Wade and Sarah's Accommodation Reviews page!
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New Hut Bungalows Review | Koh Samui | Thailand 

16/1/2015

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Date of Stay:  January 2015

Room Type:  Bungalow with fan and shared bathroom

Price per night:  500 Thai Baht
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When I found New Hut Bungalows, I was quite simply looking for somewhere affordable to stay as close to the beach as possible. New Hut bungalows ticked both boxes as they are absolute beachfront with the high tide mark only metres from the row of bungalows. Located on the southern end of Lamai Beach, New Hut is far enough to be at the quiet and more affordable end of the beach but still only a 15 minute walk into the centre of Lamai. 

Lamai is quieter than it’s nearby neighbour Chaweng and while it still has plenty of nightlife, restaurants and every convenience available, it has a more relaxed atmosphere and the beach is much calmer than the wind swept ocean at Chaweng. Chaweng is approximately twenty minutes away by local bus away and the airport is around half an hour in a taxi.
The brightly coloured bungalows stand out on the beachfront and this rustic little property has (in my opinion) one of the nicest sections of Lamai Beach, lined with palm trees and swept daily by the staff, making an ideal spot to sunbake or read a book.

New Hut has a variety of accommodation from family bungalows with air conditioning and private bathroom, to the simple A-frame beach huts that I stayed in. The huts themselves are very basic with two single bed mattresses on the floor, a fan and a small shelf with power points. I stayed here alone and I have to say that it could become slightly claustrophobic with two people, as there would be barely enough room for luggage if both beds were being used.
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The other problem I encountered during my stay was the sand. Because the bungalows are built directly on the sand, it is completely impossible to keep the sand out of your bungalow. Brooms are provided in each bungalow but I found this didn’t really help. It would be great if they could provide a tap for washing feet or even a small bowl of water to rinse your feet in before getting into bed.

The attached restaurant serves up a wide variety of meals, both western and Thai and all at fairly reasonable prices. They also do a seafood BBQ on certain nights with a good selection of fresh seafood, cooked to your liking. The bar has a good selection of drinks and some of the cheapest beer I’ve seen during their daily Happy Hour. The bar however is simply a part of the restaurant and not really the type of atmosphere for a big night out., rather a good location for few drinks with dinner or a some sunset Happy Hour beers.
There is a toilet and shower block with around five toilets and five cold water showers. These were kept clean at all times however it is slightly frustrating that they don’t provide toilet paper and instead insist that you buy it from the small shop in the restaurant. 

Overall, New Hut is a great little place to stay for a few nights where you can simply chill out and enjoy the beach but still close enough for a short walk into Lamai either along the beach or via the road. The main downside of this property would be the size of the A-frame bungalows, however as mentioned, I stayed here alone and had plenty of room to spread my luggage out on the spare bed. 
For more reviews of bungalows, tree houses, guesthouses, hostels, hotels and more head to 
Wade and Sarah's Accommodation Reviews page!
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