Five months, 6 countries, 7 trains, 16 boats and 40 buses. A flight-free adventure through Southeast Asia.

We spent 17 days in beautiful Cambodia, including a trip to see the rare Irrawaddy dolphins on the Mekong.

We spent 30 hours onboard Vietnam's longest and most scenic train journey.

Cao Bang's scenery is second to none. We rode around the jaw-dropping north Vietnamese countryside for three days and barely saw another tourist.

The Mekong River is at its most powerful and stunning on the Laos/Cambodia border. The 4 Thousand Islands was a magical place to celebrate turning 26.

We saw modern and ancient history collide at the megalithic Plain of Jars sites, and were invited to a local wedding!

From exploring the Golden Triangle to meandering along the Mekong, northern Thailand and riverside Laos has a lot to offer.

Thailand's south is filled with the most idyllic islands, striking sunsets and stunning snorkel spots.

Saw incredible architecture, forests and cultures during three wonderful weeks on Peninsula Malaysia. We also ate ridiculously well.

From smouldering volcanoes to ancient temples, amazing scenery, bountiful wildlife and the friendliest people, Indo has it all.

The highlight of our trip so far happened on the banks of a stunning river in Gunung Leuser National Park. Bukit Lawang sits tucked up in...

Our final days in Java were spent exploring the ancient Prambanan and Borobudur temples and enjoying food with Jogja locals.

East Java offered smoking volcanoes, rainbow villages and stunning sunrises. It also provided a glimpse into the island’s Dutch history.

While it's hard to travel without flying, it's not impossible. So, my partner and I are trying a flight-free journey through Southeast Asia.