Japanese snow monkeys at a sanctuary in Kyoto
Luang Prabang
Villages outside Phong Nha
A valley in Sapa
The Mekong river
Andre wanders into the bush (Tam Coc).
The Tokyo subway map really hurts my head
Dinner with the hostel in Dalat
Paradise cave in Phong Nha
Ross in Sapa
A river in the Phong Nha region
The region around Ninh Binh looks a bit like the Shire.
A bicycle rickshaw conveys a passenger through the streets of Hoi An
Paradise Cave in Phong Nha
A bamboo forets in Kyoto
Hoàn Kiếm Lake in Hanoi
The sunset in Phong Nha
A view from a mountain in Tam Coc
On the road to Mui Ne
The harbor in Cat Ba Town
A Buddhist temple in Luang Prabang
A market in Saigon
A Buddhist pagoda in Hue
I found one craft brewery in all of Southeast Asia. It’s in Saigon and it’s called Pasteur Street Brewing Company. Not surprisingly, it’s owned by a couple of Americans.
Bangkok traffic
Clouds over Sapa rice terraces
A friendly lady from Sapa
A shrine in Kyoto
A valley in Sapa, Vietnam
Places visited in Southeast Asia
That’s rural Laos in the background.
“The Oreo” — my mobile home for six weeks in Vietnam.
The sun sets on Monkey Island (Halong Bay).
Hanoi traffic
Rice terraces in Sapa
Me, Ross, and “Supsan”
The highlands on the road to Dalat
What a couple dollars will buy you in rural Vietnam.
A street in Saigon
A December day in Kyoto
A monkey on Monkey Island in Halong Bay. There are lots of monkeys here.
A sprawling valley outside Dalat
A Cat Ba fishing village
Paradise cave in Phong Nha
Packed and ready on the road to Mui Ne.
An example of traditional Southeast Asian architecture (Hoi An)
Halong Bay
A street in Tokyo
Halong Bay from Cat Ba
A Buddhist shrine I stumbled upon at my hotel in Saigon.
A pedestrian bridge in Hoi An
A park in Tokyo
Towers in Tokyo
A market in Hoi An
A sunset on Cat Ba Island
Tokyo
The view from the top of a mountain on Cat Ba island
A typical restaurant in Hoi An
The road out of Dalat
The road outside Mui Ne
At Elephant Falls outside Dalat.
Paradise cave in Phong Nha
I got a little drunk in Bangkok
The Oreo was a dutiful little workhorse.
A temple in Hoi An
A view of Ninh Binh
The view from a $15/night hotel in Mui Ne, Vietnam.
Paradise cave in Phong Nha
A view of Kyoto
Rain on the road to Hue
Mt Fuji from the “Shinkansen” (Bullet Train)
The best banh mi I ever had came from Madam Khanh in Hoi An.
A mountain goat in Tam Coc
The Tokyo subway hurts my head.
An empty road is a welcome site when you’re motorcycling through Vietnam—or really anywhere.
The Thu Bon river in Hoi An
A mechanic working on Joel’s bike
Hai Van Pass
Giorgio, Jess, and Joel.
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