Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia
December 27, 2013
The biggest spider I’ve ever been close to. Was probably about 6 inches across the longest part…
All the smoke made for awesome photos
Floating village of Kampong Phluk
Floating village of Kampong Phluk
Floating village of Kampong Phluk
Floating village of Kampong Phluk
Floating village of Kampong Phluk
Floating village of Kampong Phluk
shrine,
The floating village’s official hospital…
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
December 19, 2013
Chinese temple
Loved these incense corkscrew ringlet things so much that I took two home! Offering incense smells so good it’s crazy.
By far my favorite part of KL – Batu Caves.
“I’m such a sucker for baby animals” – every girl ever.
Eating offering flowers, it’s nothing to him.
This guy is the reason that the monkeys aren’t afraid of humans and feel entitled to food…
So many monkeys!!
A pretty cool aviary.
Chinatown
Hindu temple directly across from our hostel.
Not one, but TWO moms and babies. Pretty much was dead at them holding tails.
Pretty sure these might be love birds… which makes this a literal love triangle.
Petronas towers.
Chiang Mai, Thailand
December 13, 2013
New website and tumblr is coming soon so be ready! As I’m getting these things together I’ve had to go through tens of thousands of photos but I’ve found it to be really motivational and inspiring  to look at everything I’ve seen & done in the past couple of years, so here’s the last of my photos from Thailand- enjoy 🙂
The first time we ate at this restaurant by our guesthouse. Gotta love them for trying with this sign…
Amazing passionfruit smoothie I had to document to remember.
We had a couple friends living here and this was a short walk from their place- an outdoor cafeteria of sorts.
Not gonna front, I was definitely nervous.
Zorb balls… this was about the most fun two adults can have sober.
Our driver stopped us here for an amazing view of the city. Sidenote – if you need a driver during your stay in Chiang Mai, we got his card and would love to pass on his info to anyone.
View from our guesthouse room.
Seems legit.
Trusty restaurant next to our guesthouse where we dined at several times. Also, eating rice among other foods with a spoon rather than a knife makes SO much sense and I still eat rice that way to this day.
We really lucked out with the driver that our guesthouse arranged for us. He was the most humble, down to earth man I met on our whole trip. He was a really good sport and drove us around for hours on our last day, made suggestions to our plans and took us to his favorite restaurant for northern Thai delicacies.
Restaurant where we had our last meal with our awesome driver.
One of my favorite markets throughout the whole trip.
Wooden temple.
What a cute little bar.
Crazy little mobile shrine.
Me and a baby tiger.
This was literally breathtaking.
My first time having khao soi. Highly recommend– I would consider it the northern Thai comfort food equivalent to chicken noodle soup (but WAY better).
Cute little sun deck at our guesthouse.
Jennica Mae Photography 