So we stopped at the mid point where we had lunch. Lunch was provided for but it was pretty basic. Rice and vegetables. We had a very quaint and cool spot for lunch. Eating with the sound of running water

Khao Yai is known for their nature reserves. So naturally (god... that pun), we went to the Khao Yai National Park. Hopefully we will get to see wild elephants! The tour we took was with Greenleaf Guesthouse

So after the day portion, we can finally get to check in to our first hotel. There are tons of small establishments of boutique hotels which sells like hotcakes during the holiday season. So be sure to

After our lunch at PB Valley, we decided to just chill and take a walk around the estate. Though I have seen better, it still is quite a nice place to take a nice stroll after a meal. Haha, can someone

My wife and I were kind of sick of our annual trip to Bangkok, Thailand and thought that we should take a different approach to our trip in Thailand this time round. We rental a car, and set off to a national

Last day back in Christchurch was more shopping and a visit to Akaroa. More to enjoy the last few hours and minutes in the wonderful South Island of New Zealand. Akaroa is about 2 hours drive away from

After the morning hike at Hooker Valley, we took a short drive down to Lake Tekapo. Lake Tekapo is a dark sky reserve, so the night sky will be spectacular. We first stopped over the Mount John Observatory,

Day 11 is mostly about Hooker Valley! The route to Hooker Lake is relatively flat. While it takes about 1.5 hour to get to the end of the route and another 1.5 hour back. Trust me, its all worth it. The

Work has been kind of insane. But nonetheless, after 3 weeks I'm back with great things about the trip! Upon reaching Mount Cook Village, there are some glaciers around which is worth viewing. However,

Its been some time since I posted. Work has really been busy. I really apologise for the lack of content these couple of months. Day 10 is ANZED Day and it got really crowded in the morning. After that

And so we cycled a long way to Gibbston Valley to chill and dine. Really a long way... but it was worth it. We ended up at Gibbston Valley Winery. Nice place to chill with nice food and wine. When we cycled

When the trip has crossed the halfway mark, it's really a dreadful feeling. You know its coming to an end soon. Day 9 started with driving from Queenstown to Arrowtown, where it used to be a gold mining

Day 8. Remember how we missed skydiving back at the glaciers. We finally got to do ours in Queenstown with NZone. See how she's beaming, she's honestly not beaming inside. Jumping with NZone somehow gives

We finally reached Milford Sound which is part of the Fiordland National Park. Why did I say it was a lucky day? While we were on the cruise to tour Milford Sound, the guide actually mentioned that the

Day 7 started with a very long drive from Queenstown to Te Anau and then to Milford Sound. Do not underestimate this drive and do cater for time to rest. We stopped over at Te Anau for breakfast at SandFly

Day 6 started off cold and exciting. Cold as in weather cold. And it didn't really help if you are going water rafting! But the crew at Queenstown Water Rafting did a great job making us feel warm and

Part 2 of Day 5. More pictures to share! When we were done, we decided to head down to a nearby Lavender Farm to enjoy the rest of the afternoon. Imagine basking in the warm sun with the cooling breeze,

Day 5 takes us around Wanaka and will ultimately takes us to Queenstown. This is the view we wake up to. After searching a few hotels, I think Wanaka Hotel was the most economical. Breakfast for the day

Day 4. We got to give the skydiving a miss now. With the glacier hike in the morning and the trip down to Wanaka in the afternoon, that just isn't enough time. Since we are heading down to Queenstown,

Day 3 marks the day of Sky Diving in Fox Glacier. The plan was to get breakfast in Hotikita, set off for Franz Josef which would take about 2.5 hours. Grab lunch in the small lovely town in Franz Josef,