Travel Tales of Molly and Monty
Posts from out RTW Travel Trip
An amazing road trip on motorbikes in the Himalayas, in a region known as Ladhak (part of the Tibetan plateau which resides in India). At an average height of 14000 feet, altitude is a bitch , roads mostly don’t exist but the landscape is arid and beautiful, sky can’t be more blue and high altitude lakes are simply mesmerising.
Wales is so close and yet so far. If I could I would go there every year.
Here is a short video of our Wales trip in April 2017 with some good drone footage.
Cycling was much fun in 2016. When the season started back in Feb 2016 we had big plans and less practice. Having a target of riding from London to Paris really helped. Commitment to train was necessary and I must say the whole team trained for many months spending hours riding each weekends. Read more
This is just a short video of Monty Ice skating in Canary Wharf, London – made from video shot from mobile (Galaxy S6).
Canterbury is located 2 hours east of London in the county of Kent. We visited this beautiful old historic town on August long weekend.
Here are a few pictures, enjoy. One can take a punt ride in one of these beautiful streams of water which runs across the town. This is the Huguenot weavers’ houses near the High Street.
I (Monty) and my mum went for a Mum and Son to visit Venice. Mum has always dreamt of a place where there are no roads but there is water and boats connecting the city. She was really surprised when she first came to know that such a place existed. So in her first trip to Europe I made arrangements for us to visit Venice over a long weekend. Read more
Our trip to Prague began Thursday night with the estimated arrival time of 01:30 am at Prague airport. It was just the trip we wanted to make the most of our end of May bank holiday weekend and welcoming the Summer of 2016.
Motorbikes my first love when it comes to adventure traveller. I have big dreams of doing something big one day and it involves a motorbike.
We had a amazing few days in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Like in most of the cities we went for a free walking tour around the new city center. It was really informative and probably the only site seeing thing we did during the day. Read more
We visited the Iguazu Falls towards the end of November 2015. We knew these were one of the largest waterfalls but to witness them from up close was truly remarkable. After a 17 hour bus journey from Buenos Aires we arrived at Puerto Iguazu and quickly made our way to the Falls on the Argentina side. You can feel the sheer force of water that flows through such a big river in great intensity. Read more