Wanderlust with bellytubby

“Here’s to freedom, cheers to art. Here’s to having an excellent adventure and may the stopping never start.” ―  Jason Mraz Hua Hin, Thailand Every year we will make a trip to Bangkok – Thailand. This time we explored Hua Hin a seaside resort on the Gulf of Thailand, located in the southern Thai province of Prachuap Khiri Khan. Known as quiet fishing village, it grew into a fashionable escape for residents of Bangkok after the 1920s, when the Thai royal family built summer palaces there. Hua Hin Beach, popular for kitesurfing and other water sports, is the main stretch of sand, lined with high-end hotels and seafood shacks. How to go to Hua Hin Many blogs had indicated that there are mini vans to Hua Hin from Bangkok's Victory monument. Do note that, Since September 2016, these mini vans to Hua Hin had relocated to the Southern Terminal Bus Station no longer can be found at Victory monument. We couldn't get much information till we reach ...

“In the vastness of space and the immensity of time, it is my joy to share a planet ..." - Carl Sagan. Sydney Day 5,  8th June Sunny and cool The gears brought in this trip are Lumix GX7 with Lens 35 - 110mm, iphone 6 and Go Pro Hero Session. We had specially arranged for a private day tour with a guide and a driver. We would want it to be exclusive with a unique view to experience the Blue Mountains and have the day trip customised to our convenience. Our guide and driver came promptly to pick us up at our apartment at 8am, in a comfortable 11 seater van. It was about 2 hours drive to the Blue mountains. We had stop for brunch at the town called Blackheath - an Australian suburb located near the highest point of the Blue Mountains, between Katoomba and Mount Victoria in New South Wales. On the road to Blue Mountain On the road town at Blackheath Fruit Salad with yogurt and manuka honey Halloumi Burger Cele cafe's Big brea...