Author: Milo

Cemeteries Around the World

Posted 8 years ago / Places to visit, Weird Stuff

Chilling human remains of Peru’s ancient Chauchilla Cemetery. Last burial took place here around 1000AD. Thanks to the dry and dusty weather the 1000 year old remains are very well preserved.

Swimming with Whale Sharks in the Philippines

Posted 8 years ago / Diving, Philippines, Videos

Whale Sharks are humongous fish that have very little to do with the antagonist from the Jaws. Well, putting the size aside that is. They feed on plankton and small sea creatures so the risk of being snatched by a killer fish are zero with this type of a sea monster. There are two reliable […]

Merry Christmas in paradise

Posted 10 years ago / Places to visit, Thailand

Many of us who come from countries with less flamboyant weather in the winter wonder what it would be like to spend Christmas and New Year’s holidays a bit less traditionally. How about in a warm tropical country on a sunny beach?

Finding a way when google maps fail

Posted 10 years ago / Motorcycle, Transport, Vietnam

They say all roads lead home. Well it depends what map you are using. For the sake of adventure you sometimes need to get off the beaten path and take little used roads that will lead you to those amazing sights you are on a quest to find. Whatever you are after a beautiful lake, […]

Borneo – Paradise Lost?

Posted 10 years ago / Malaysia, Places to visit

What do you imagine when you think of Borneo? An island covered with oldest tropical forest in the world? Lush jungle inhabited by strange plants and animals that you can’t find anywhere else on the planet? The home to Orangutan, Proboscis Monkey and Pigmy Elephants? Do you expect sounds of the jungle to welcome you […]

How to rent motorbike and have it kited for touring Indonesia

Posted 10 years ago / Indonesia, Motorcycle, Transport

Some people will say that you are crazy to consider riding a bike in a country like Indonesia. Most Indonesians are oblivious of the traffic laws and some don’t even bother to get a driving licence. The traffic in Indonesia is hectic and dangerous they would say, but I say screw it – riding a […]

Ijen – the god of blue fire

Posted 10 years ago / Indonesia, Places to visit

Ijen is an active volcano in eastern Java that spits sulfur gases which ignite on contact with the air creating blue fires, a phenomenon that can be seen only at night. The blue fires are unique as these are the largest phenomenon of this kind in the world. After day long preparation mostly by […]

Cemeteries Around the World

Sleep, Eat, Surf, Repeat! – Lakey Beach

Kelimutu-The Boiling Mountain where the souls of the dead rest.