Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Seeing Places | 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 […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Meeting people | More curious kids Shy, but also very interested in the unfamiliar sight that we must be for these be for these Nepalese children. Previous | Like the pictures? Send them as an ecard! [ 10 of 10 pages ]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Seeing Places | Streetlife in Jaipur This photo gives a good impression of traffic in an average Indian town: cyclists and pedestrians still largely outnumber motorised vehicles (although we noticed on a later visit to India a remarkable increase of the number of […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Seeing Places | Shopping for buddha’s large and small, goldplated and wooden, cheap and expensive: Buddhas for sale for alle purposes in this shop in the busy streets of Bangkok Previous | Next [ 11 of 17 pages ]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Meeting people | Buddha and boy No better way of getting to and around the ruin-city of Old Sukhothai than on a bicycle. The numerous statues and temples are impressive and well worth a visit. On your own bike can even get easily […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Meeting people | Chinese hell The Tiger Balm Gardens are one of those unusual tourist-attractions. The Chinese Hell is depicted in numerous figures. People are cut in pieces, burned strangled etc. Getting there on your bike is possible but the traffic is heavy […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Seeing Places | Himalayas from a distance The Kathmandu valley is surrounded by the snow capped peaks of the Himalayan range. To get a good view of these giants we cycled to the rim of the valley to a town called Nagarkot east […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Seeing Places | Mural at the Chapel Royal Detail of the mural on the wall surrounding the Chapel Royal, that depicts the story of the Ramayana called Ramakien in Tha. It’s the most beautiful comic you can imagine. Bangkok City is very noisy […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Australia | 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 of […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Seeing Places | Sidney Opera House Although built in 1973 it still looks futuristic and at the same time ageless. Our expectations were low, but we were very impressed and fell in love with the building at first sight. We didn’t cycled into […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Meeting people | Indian ladies on the beach of Mahaballipuram 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 […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Meeting people | Aboriginal Rockpainting Kakadu NP is more than 250 km’s east of Darwin. It’s a dead-end road, so to visit the park we cycled 500 km’s. We got as far as Oenpelli. Going further east is aboriginal land which entered by […]
Home | Tips | Themes | Countries | WTX Home | Textversion Indonesia | Terraced ricefields Indonesia like we imagined it to be. Especially on Sumatra and Bali we cycled through endless ricefields. Previous | Next [ 4 of 6 pages ]
