So far, every place we have visited has its unique raison d’etre. Nepal has its humbling landscapes. India is imbibed with history and deep religious culture. Vietnam is a mecca for your taste buds. It’s pretty safe to say the … Continue reading Philippines vs Yogurt – our search for a unique culture
On the bus a few hours south of Hue is the famous UNESCO heritage site of of Hoi An, famed for its unique local cuisine, fine tailoring and charming historic centre. Anthony visited in 2004 and remembered a quaint, quiet little town, … Continue reading Hoi An, the tailor made tourist trap
Bagan filters its way into your consciousness through ‘10 unknown places you must visit before you die’ clickbaits, courtesy of facebook’s bespoke advertising algorithms which apparently know you better than you know yourself. The photos present a lesser known Angkor … Continue reading Where do you Bagan?
If Kolkata (Calcutta) had been the first stop on our trip, we might have found it all too overwhelming and probably turned around and left immediately. But as it was our last destination before departing India, we were fully acclimatised … Continue reading Calcutta – more than just a black hole
Having finally managed to peel ourselves from Patnem Beach in Goa, it was time to head to Kerala to see in the New Year. Kerala is famous for its backwaters and its carnivals, and the recent ban on alcohol did nothing to … Continue reading Bootlegging it in Kerala
We have loved India. Its been incredible. We’ve met some amazing people, seen stunning sights and eaten lots of curry. Now our voyage through the length and breadth of India has comes to a close, we reckon after two and … Continue reading Ten things we’ve learned about India
Ant and Will's World Tour 