“Politicians and diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason.” ― Mark Twain

Fourteen (14) Days, 4 countries, 8 cities traveling Two Thousand Thirty One (2,031) nautical miles of air travel, almost 2,000 kilometers of bus ride, 621 kilometers of train ride and countless fun & exciting destinations.

I first heard about Luang Prabang in an episode of No Reservations by Anthony Bourdain at Discovery TLC and the moment I saw it, I immediately added it to my bucket list of must visit place in South East Asia.

I woke early the next day, it was too early that when I went down to get some breakfast, the receptionist was still sleeping at the hotel lobby, the hotel door will only be open at 7 in the morning.

First on my bucket list is to visit the mighty limestone formations at Ha Long Bay, it is located at the Northeastern part of Vietnam, in the city of Ha Long, Cam Pha Town. The bay covers an area of 1,553 km2 with almost 2,000 islets, most of which are limestones.

If there’s a place (or should I say a region) that puzzles me most, it’s Indochina. Indochina was the collective name given by the French colonist to their former Southeast Asia colony, namely Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.