Worst week of my life 😂😉

What a life!! 😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘

Hey Bob! Aside from stopping occasionally to get food as seen in the video, there was no chance to stop and explore the villages on the route. The train we got was the only one that day starting very early in the morning. However we were travelling during their religious holiday so train times may have been affected by this. I don’t have an up to date train schedule! This would have been the most interesting train ride in Asia I have done so far - purely due to novelty of riding through the jungle. There is now a new bullet train that runs all the way through Laos to China which is very comfortable and indeed very very quick! So if you fancy checking out China (the line ends in Kunming), this is an easy and relatively cheap way of doing so. My other suggestion is Cambodias bamboo train - not so much to get to a destination, but very interesting to see how locals travel and to get a good insight into the history of the country. I filmed this in the Battambang Vlog. If you have not been to Cambodia I would highly encourage to go, it is rich in culture, history and amazing food!

Hi Bob! Thank you for your comment! The jungle train was indeed a fantastic experience, though we have not yet been to Sri Lanka so unfortunately cannot compare to that. The train itself is very modern, so in that respect nothing unique though it is comfortable. The jungle was impressive, however would I choose to do it again? Probably not. It was a means to get to our next destination. We were using the jungle train to get to the jungle (taman negara). If you are in the area and it becomes an option then I would recommend, otherwise, if you are not wanting to go to the jungle, it would not be something I would choose. With regard to dengue, I am not a medical professional so cannot advise, however information for dengue fever in Malaysia can be found here: www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk/destinations/asia-east/malaysia Closer into the central areas of Malaysia, yes, we were using a lot more insect repellent as mosquitos become more prevalent. And cases are continuing to rise in urban areas. I assume you have travelled to Penang - they had some of the best food I have ever eaten! The Philippines is also another amazing country to explore if you are looking for a new adventure, we will be back for the second time in a couple of weeks!

Hey Jake! Thanks for the comment! I use a mix of Premiere Pro and Cap Cut Pro editing suite to edit most of my videos. Try adding text and then add an animation to it. With the type writer animation just throw in a sound effect to make it come to life abit more 😅 hope that helps ☺️

Hi Paul! Exmouth town itself is on the east coast of a peninsula and Cape Range National Park straddles the west coast and comes into the middle of the peninsula. So when at a high point looking out to sea towards the east at the canyon, you can see the sunrise😅

@@readysteadybackpack Dude, my bad, need to turn around in the lounge room. Great footage, love your work.Hey, and thanks for the reply. Keeps it real.Thankyou and enjoy your travels..

Thanks for the support Paul! Always happy to answer any questions viewers may have 😅 Have a great day!

Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoy the videos 😁

Give it 3 months and it’ll start all over again!😆

Thank you! 😃

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Travel series coming soon!…

June we will be there!

Haha life makes time to edit difficult sometimes! I hope you enjoyed the video :)

​@@readysteadybackpackHaha... dont forget to cameback again ya 😊

And even sadder if the poor people from one ethnic becomes poorer without all the palm oil industries. BTW.. palm oil has the the highest yield per hectre among *ALL* oil crops hence much much lesser land requirements. The real "sad" reality are the sunflower & soybean oil plantations.

Hahaha if I told you I did it would you believe me?😂