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Yes, you read right: goat herding on an actual volcano. It is possible and I darn well did it. Read all about it in a feature I wrote for EthnoTraveler by clicking here: Goat herding Advertisements
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I’ve been living in Phnom Penh for a little more than three weeks now and while I’m settling into life surprisingly quicker than a newborn gasps for air, there was something missing. It didn’t bother me much, it wasn’t cumbersome to carry around and didn’t play on my … Continue reading
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There’s no such thing as the Knowledge in Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh. Unlike in London, where taxi drivers spend hours on end learning every back street of the city off by heart before being licensed, tuk tuk drivers here really … Continue reading
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I was queuing for some chips and mayo during our short stop-off in Amsterdam of all places when it finally hit me. An enormous wave of emotion came hurtling at me at break-neck speed, smacking me in the face with … Continue reading
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I broke out in a sweat as I stepped up my pace into a brisk jog. I was on my way to meet a friend for something to eat and I was running late. Monumentally late. I looked at the cluster … Continue reading
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Aresh’s fresh young face was filled with concentration. Taking his time, he squatted on his haunches next to the carefully arranged pile of juicy mangoes as he drew a perfect circle in the dusty ground. “I win,” he cried out, … Continue reading
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I stumbled, bleary-eyed, onto the deck of the houseboat that had been my home for the last two nights as we meandered along the twisting Keralan backwaters. I let out a yawn and looked down at my watch. 7am. Early. Too … Continue reading
