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“Drug traffickers will be punished by death,” the customs card reads. Then, “Welcome to Singapore.” That pretty much encapsulates Singapore. They’re severe when it comes to criminal activity. But they make you feel very welcome. Read the rest of this entry »
Choices. After Daniel left, I had some. I could go west into the country of Laos, described by fellow travelers as “mellow.” After over a week in Vietnam, mellow sounded good. Read the rest of this entry »
The trappings of Christmas can already be seen. Several stalls in the Old Quarter of Hanoi now stock glittery decorations and a life-sized Santa Claus figure. For that matter, the Santa Clauses were already coming out when I was in Athens. It seems the secular Western icons of Christmas just can’t be avoided. Read the rest of this entry »
I arrived in Vietnam with Daniel and I’m still here. He has since left for home. I’m presently in the central part of the country, but more about that in a later blog entry. I’ll start where Daniel and I started–in Saigon. Read the rest of this entry »
Determined to squeeze in as many sites as possible, my brother Daniel and I took a plane from Thailand to the Kingdom of Cambodia on November 17 and spent one night there, in the Siem Reap province, home of the spectacular temples of the ancient Khmer people.
A Current Fare
My stay in Bangkok began with something of a, well, bang. My plane touched down early Thursday morning, November 13, and I made it through customs without a hitch. My brother arrived the day before and booked a hotel room, where he would be sleeping when I arrived. He warned me about taxi drivers stiffing tourists with inflated fares and said the fare should come to about $3 and certainly not more that $5. This was based on the most current exchange rate when he looked. He also suggested passing by the first group of people peddling rides inside the airport and getting a cab at the farthest curb. Read the rest of this entry »
After Hungary, I roamed to Romania, accompanied by Sarah. While there, I encountered four different maniacs who, in my book, put the “mania” in Romania. Read the rest of this entry »
On my second attempt to catch a train out of Sarajevo, I had success. The 11.5 hour journey northward took me out of Bosnia and Hercegovina, through the little bit of Croatia that juts to the east just above B-H and on into Budapest, Hungary, arriving after dark on November 1. Read the rest of this entry »
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