Category: Southeast Asia

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2026 Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur was the final leg of our South East Asia trip.  KL is a modern, beauiful, clean and multi-culture city. KL was the only city we visited while in Malasyia, it is the capital city and a federal territory.  For more information on this wonderful place, please visit here.

A few photos of our delicious meals while in KL.

It was a Very Happy New Year. 

An afternoon at the Batu Caves, theres a lot of monkey business going on.

Skydeck at the Tower in KL.

Petronas Twin Towers

Sights around town.

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2026 Thailand

Our days in Thailand were an incredible blend of cultural discovery, culinary delights, and memorable adventures. Each moment was spent immersing ourselves in the vibrant traditions that make Thailand so unique. From learning about the country’s rich heritage to savoring delicious local dishes, we embraced every opportunity to deepen our understanding and appreciation of Thai culture.

We hope you enjoy this photo album as much as we enjoyed our time in Thailand. Each image captures the essence of our journey and the many wonderful memories we made along the way.

We visited Bangkok, the current capital, Ayutthaya, an ancient capital, floating markets, train street followed by a few days in Phuket for much needed rest and relaxation.

A few photos of our delicious food experiences in Thailand.

Bangkok, our first stop.  You can learn more about this city here.

Our visit to the Grand Palance in Bangkok.  Check out more information on this location here.

In this amazing complex you will find the Emerald Buddha and a very long Reclining Buddha.

Visit to the Flower Market in Bangkok.

A different kind of massage called Tok-Sen where they use a hammer and wooden wedge, learn more  about MakaToksen.

While in Bangkok, we visited the Historic City of Ayutthaya.  This is an ancient capital, just an hours drive from Bangkok. 

The notorious floating markets where in years past you could purchase anything, today mostly foods and souvenirs.  

Then a quick stop Maeklong Railway which was fun, but  not as scary as Hanoi Train Street.   At this active market you can buy souvenirs, produce, clothes, fresh seafood or any type of housewares. 

Our final Thailand stop was in beautiful Phuket, Merlin Beach near the city of Patong.

With a stop at the Elephant Sanctuary where we spent three hours with these lovely creatures. 

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2026, Cambodia

We visited two cities in this country, the capital, Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, home of the UNESCO site Angkor Wat.

Phnom Penh, the captial city of Cambodia.  A cacophony of driving, walking, food stalls, electrical wiring and shopping.

Food and beverages of Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Sights around town, including The Royal Palace of Phnom Penh where you knew the day of the week by the color that was worn. Amazing sounds and sights.

Flora and Fauna of Phnom Penh.

The journey by boat from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, starts with a Tuk-Tuk ride from our hotel to the riverbank.

Siem Reap, a world heritage and UNESCO sight and the home of the Angkor Wat Archaeological Park.

Foods and beverages of Siem Reap

Visits to the various Angkor Wat temples.

First stop: Pre Rup Temple 

Second stop:Neak Pean Temple

Third stop:Banteay Srei: aka Red Temple

Fourth Stop: Sunset in Siem Reap 

Fifth stop: Angkor Wat

Sixth stop: Ta Prohm Temple

Seventh stop: Bayon Temple

Eight stop: HeroRats 

These wonderful creatures are clearing the minefields one square section at a time.  

Ninth stop: Floating Village Kampong Phluk

Siem Reap by night:

Beautiful FCC Angkor Hotel