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Myanmar: A country that has been isolated for a long time
After my three-day visa run, or rather visa wait, in Chiang Mai, Thailand, I continued my journey to Myanmar. It is impossible for me to describe this country, its atmosphere,...
Laos: The country where time runs differently
After a short and somewhat uncomfortable night at Kuala Lumpur Airport, I flew to Vientiane, the capital of Laos. It was funny that I met some familiar faces on the flight....
Malaysian side of Borneo: Sarawak and Sabah
In order to experience more jungle and wildlife, I decided to continue my journey in Borneo. Unfortunately, there was no ferry or any other ship from the Peninsula to Borneo, so...
Malaysian Peninsula: Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Cameron Highlands
After my 60 days in Indonesia, a two and a half hour flight took me to the capital of Malaysia. After just a few hours, I felt very comfortable in this country. I was incredibly...
Another two islands: Sulawesi and Java
Sulawesi! Sounds a bit like the name of a princess from an oriental fairy tale to me. But it is one of the 17,000 Indonesian islands. Here, western lifestyle meets traditional...
By boat to Flores and Sulawesi
Along with 38 other travelers, I continued to Flores on a tourist adventure boat from Lombok. The crossing took four days and three nights. Various stops for snorkeling and...
Alone further east: Gilis and Lombok
On Monday, August 22nd, I said goodbye to my travel companions Laura and Martina and continued on to Padangbai alone. Padangbai is a small harbor village in the east of Bali....
Start of my journey
Dear family, friends, acquaintances and interested parties I will try to write a small post here from time to time to keep you updated on how I am doing, what I am currently...