India

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My name is Dave Briggs, and welcome to www.davestravelpages.com , my travelogue site. I am an Adventure Cyclist from England, and my latest trip is to cycle from Alaska to Argentina. I started in July 2009, and estimate that it will take 18 months, so please drop by again to check on my progress !

To read my current travelogue, use this link Alaska to Argentina., or simply have a look around the site to see my previous adventures, thoughts and views. The site is bigger than you might think, so put the kettle on, relax, and enjoy !

India

This trip is split up into different sections. Please click on the links below to be taken through to the area you would like to read about.

India - In 2004, I started a two month trip around India by train. Read about my experiences in this travelogue.

Thailand - After leaving India, I flew across to Thailand. Unfortunately, this travelogue is not ready to go on the internet yet.

Cambodia - Crossing the border overland between Thailand and Cambodia, I visted the amazing temples of Angkor Wat. Read what i got up to in this travelogue section.

Malaysia - Travelling overland through Thailand, I journeyed briefly through Malaysia. This travelogue is not ready for the internet yet.

Singapore - I spent a couple of days in Singapore after leaving Malaysia - This travelogue update is not ready for the internet yet.

Australia - After flying our from Singapore, i met up with some friends in Australia. - This travelogue update is not ready for the internet yet.

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“Of the gladdest moments in human life, me thinks, is the departure upon a distant journey into unknown lands.
Shaking off with one mighty effort the fetters of Habit, the leaden weight of Routine, the cloak of many Cares and the slavery of Home, one feels more happy.
The blood flows with the fast circulation of childhood…
A journey, in fact, appeals to Imagination, to Memory, to Hope - the three sister graces of our moral being.”

- Sir Richard Francis Burton, 1856