On the other side of the ocean is Singapore and Malaysia. Our next destionation after more than 5 months of cycling in India; covering almost 5000 kilometers. Previous Next [ 6 of 10 pages ]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion India | At the PWD Bungalow Another alternative accomodation in India is the PWD- or dakbungalow. Built by the British for the travelling officials of the Public Works Department, nothing changed since they left. Officially this type of accomodations is not meant for […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Australia | An alternative for camping the alternative on rainy days for camping in our tent: an onsite van. Including a fridge, so it’s time to enjoy a cold beer We travelled for 6 months through great parts of Australia. Mostly we camped, […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion On the road | On the road to Pokhara Do no expect a lot of facilities while cycling in Nepal. The roads are narrow, the places to stay cheap and dirty. The food monotonously dahl and veggies. Previous | Next [ 5 of […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Seeing Places | Canberra The very orderly and planned-looking capital of Australia. Compared to other big cities Down Under it’s a cyclist paradise (although Adelaide is also offering a excellent network of cycleways; see our separate south-Australia page). Its possible to ride around […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Thailand | Learning the local language That this bottle contains Coca Cola may be obvious to everyone of you. But for the rest it’s not very easy to read Thai script. We learned to read the basics, in order to be able to […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion India | Rickshaw wallah’s While we were cycling around for fun these guys were making a hard living by cycling others around. Competition between rickshaws in Agra was very strong so prices were low. The good thing about this is that these guys […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Thailand | Passing another Thai temple Cycling in Thailand means passing at least a temple a day. We started cycling in Changmai in the north of Thailand amd worked our way south to Bangkok and further to Huahin where we took a train […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Malaysia | The ever present mosques The ever present mosques. Although all religions are equal in Malaysia, islam is more equal then others. Malaysia is definitively a moslim country but cycling around is easy going. Women can wear shorts without being stared at […]
The very orderly and planned-looking capital of Australia. Compared to other big cities Down Under it’s a cyclist paradise (although Adelaide is also offering a excellent network of cycleways; see our separate south-Australia page). Its possible to ride around town without touching a road. Previous Next [ 5 of 17 pages ]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Seeing Places | Cacatoes in Kakadu National Park If you do not visit North Australia for the wide open spaces, visit it for the wild-life. We cycled from Darwin to the Kakadu National Park. A great place to see salt water crocodiles and […]
While we were cycling around for fun these guys were making a hard living by cycling others around. Competition between rickshaws in Agra was very strong so prices were low. The good thing about this is that these guys can make a living and you can leave your own bike safely locked up in your […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion India | Bathing in the holy Ganga For a Hindu there are few things that equal a bath in the holy river Ganga at sunrise. Previous | Next [ 4 of 10 pages ]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion On the road | An alternative for camping the alternative on rainy days for camping in our tent: an onsite van. Including a fridge, so it’s time to enjoy a cold beer We travelled for 6 months through great parts of Australia. Mostly […]
