Finally, after months in Perth, I am ready to set off across the outback to Eastern Australia. I will be taking the southern route via a camper van I own (as oppose to rent) at my own pace with the intention to bring in 2010 on Harbour Bridge in Sydney watching the fireworks over the Opera House. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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After arriving in Luang Prabang via slow boat down the Mekong river and missing out on buffalo burger (the restaurant sold out) I woke up early for a look around the UNESCO world heritage city in northern Laos.
Making Fruit shakes in Luang Prabang
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Whilst there are a few ways of making your way across Australia (I’ll detail the rest next week). Often overlooked is the option of renting a car. Whilst renting a car is not usually a cheap option to cross a continent, it is possible in Australia if you know where to go and are flexible with your dates.
Drive Australia
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A 3 hour bus ride from Kota Kinabalu with a stop to change clothes and admire the view and you will be with bus load of people finding your way to Padas River.
Once there you will be told to sit down on planks of wood with wheels/ball bearings on for riding down a train track, think along the lines of ‘railway skateboarding’.
Malaysian forest
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