THE HOLIDAYS!!!

Yeah, yeah, I haven't posted anything here for more than half a year and most probably nobody reads this stuff anyway. But it's grey, rainy and moody here in Sweden, it's freaking cold in the office and I've got an enormous excel spreadsheet to analyse the sales statistics and it's...yes, boooooooring.

Thus I decided to entertain myself by posting few lines and pictures about our fabulous summer holidays in South East Asia this July.

1 month. 3 countries. around 10 different beaches. endless jungles. 40 plates of fried noodles. 1 elephant. 5 monkeys including 1 baby monkey. and much more....

Singapore - skyscrapers, good coctails and cheap food

Unfortunately we haven't met any crocodiles but did 12km trek in the jungles... I still have a little scratch on my face after that "adventure". Those warnings for kids of not going to the jungle - they're all true!
Gunung Mulu national park, Borneo, Malaysia. Canopy walk, 50m above the ground - yay!:)

Mulu Caves. Claimed to be the biggest in the world and can fit 5 Boeing planes. We didn't check though... To Mulu airport by boat:)
Petronas Twin Towers, KL, Malaysia. And we've been on the Sky Bridge :)
Turtle pond in some Chinese temple in Kuala Lumpur
Kayaking near Krabi, Thailand

Father monkey and a baby monkey :)

Elephant trekking, Thailand
Ko Phan Gang - the island of the famous Full Moon Parties. And yes, we've been to one, 19th of July 2008 :)

Ayuttaya, Thailand - the former capital of Thailand, the city used to have 400 temples and some are still out there, though in ruins but still contain some shiny Buddha statues and monks that are having a nap...

These are just the highlights, of course we've been to much more places during this month. Had great noodles in Bintulu bus station (Borneo), drink some coconut milk on Brighton Beach in Miri, got sunburnt on Sapi island near Kota Kinabalu, relaxed in hamak in Railay (Thailand), polluted our lungs with dust and gasoline smell walking around Bangkok etcetc.

SE Asia is a definetely great place to be! Viva las noodles!