Malaysia

What’s it Like to Travel as a Gay Couple?

Published on 7 July, 2015

Travelling as a solo female can come with its challenges, particularly in countries that have a machismo culture or where it’s just not common for woman to travel on their own, but I never have to face the reality that in some countries it’s illegal for me to be who I am. Astonishingly there are 76 countries around the world where it… Read more →

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What's it really like to travel as a gay couple in Asia and around the world? Find out in this interview with Stefan and Sebastian from Nomadic Boys.... Read more →

If you do land in the Malaysian capital, don't dismiss it (after a quick glimpse at the Petronas Towers). Instead, take some time to explore this rich city where India, China and Malaysia meet. Here's my recommendations on what to see in Kuala Lumpur.

What To See in Kuala Lumpur: More Than Just A Travel Hub

Published on 19 May, 2013

I’ve met a lot of travellers who apply the land and leave style of travel to Kuala Lumpur, which is a shame, because it is more than just a convenient travel hub in Southeast Asia. I’ve just completed my second stop in the city and love it just as much as I did last time…perhaps more. If you do land… Read more →

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If you land in Malaysia's capital, don't dismiss it (after seeing the Twin Towers). Here's what to see in Kuala Lumpur where India, China & Malaysia meet.... Read more →

Recommended Hostels in Southeast Asia

Published on 18 January, 2013

Far too long ago I promised a list of my recommended hostels in Southeast Asia. My similar list of Recommended Hostels in Latin American has been popular and, more importantly, has saved me having to regurgitate a list of names whenever I meet someone heading that direction, so I’m hoping this list will have the same benefits all round. Once again… Read more →

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From Singapore to Thailand to Laos and more, here are Indiana Jo's recommended hostels in Southeast Asia.... Read more →