RE: The Second Day in Hampi /// INDIA
Wow sweet, what an incredible day and experience:) those rock formations look stunning, the colours too. Seeing all of that in real life must have been special for sure:) I love the distant view of the temples/ruins too, that’s so cool.
For me when I travel, I now prefer to try and go off the beaten track a bit more (depending where I am) in New Zealand this was amazing and I discovered some dream like spots, being the only person there. Actually I did the same in Thailand and climbed down some rocks I found in he jungle and walked down an old path, exposing a massive waterfall! Again, no body around! Was so cool :) I’m loving the posts, it’s great! I’m busy in China at the moment for work, and my travelling will restart at the end of June :) I can’t wait! Peace :)
Thank you for your fantastic comment! We love to go off the beaten path as often as we can too.. Touristy places attract crowds of people, who are usually very noisy. We wish you a productive work in China and great travels in June.. Where do you plan to go?
Aw thank you :) yea I love the detailed travel posts and amazing photos! Yes they do, and that can be a pain.
Thanks very much!Working in China is quite busy, but I’ve found a lake a small mountain hike near me which I do twice a week, last time I hiked the mountain I saw 1 person the whole time!
So after China I am flying directly to Bali, I want to see some of East Java, Bali (off the beaten track) and Lombok over a month, and then I’m thinking of Vietnam and Cambodia, or India! :) have you been to south east Asia or Indonesia before?
Sounds absolutely great! It's very important to escape city once in a while and if you do it twice a week, that's fantastic! We have never been to SE Asia, but we are going to Bali next week :)
It sure is! It’s so good and nature really becomes addictive, I kind of feel like we all need our dose of nature as often as we can!
Ah cool that’s awesome! I can’t wait to hear about how Bali is for you both, I look forward to that for sure:) enjoy the rest of your time in India :)