pinknosedpenguin

We took our two children to Malaysia in 2010 and don't like buses! So we used sleeper train (great experience which the kids loved), hired...

We are a family of 4 too, and always find that hotels are not the best option - all 4 in the same room is cramped, 2 rooms means you adults...

Are you interested in wildlife photography? If so, consider southern Africa - August is a great time of year for viewing wildlife as its...

The it in "you just rubbished it" was the thread not my post. Anyway, I can see you are determined to have the last say . . .

Hmmm, nice guy . . . I addressed the topic with my own contribution above, you just rubbished it for some reason known only to yourself.

Such fun Unlike your post! If you don't like a thread, do us all a favour and go elsewhere . . .

We stayed at Bubbles (http://www.bubblesdc.com/) on Perhentian Besar in August 2010 and did not encounter hardly any mozzies. AFAIK you are...

Try Sarang Galoway (http://saranggalloway.blogspot.co.uk/) or Sarang Mas (http://sarangmas.blogspot.co.uk/). These are both colonial houses...

Whilst I'm there... A different country and at least 1000km's apart hardly counts as Whilst I'm there... !!!

Been to India several times, but never overland. Prefer rail travel to buses. Anyone done it recently? Whats the security situation near...

India? You should get a return flight for about £400 - £500. But you will not spend much when you get there! 4-5 weeks is a good taster . ....

48 hours in Moscow en route from London to Delhi back in 1990. An (English) guy I met on the plane said he'd sort us free hotel...

Don't forget to put 'Breakfast in America' and 'The Logical Song' etc. on your iPod for your travels . . . :-)

If bang for your buck and diversity are top of your wants list, then seriously consider India. 6-8 weeks is ideal for a first visit. Its...

What do you mean 'stuck'? When you travel east and then want to go (south) west, you generally have to go back on yourself...