Our Best Photos from Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Malaysia

South East Asia provided bountiful opportunities for good photographs: rich colours, interesting people and fantastic wild life.

Here are a collection of our favourites from the months that we spent cycling through Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Malaysia. You can browse all of them on Flickr.

Boarding one of the many ferries in the Mekong Delta.

Fresh coconuts: a cheap, delicious source of electrolytes.

A routine inspection of my bike by locals.

Mosquito nets were a rare privilege.

Laura at Angkor Wat

Laura playing with her camera at Angkor Wat.

Wild dogs were everywhere in Thailand. Usually not aggressive but this guy didn’t appreciate our attempts to use his deck chair.

This guy put us up in his temple, switched on the AC for us and gave us the wifi password. Modern Buddhist monks.

Thailand had recently gone through one of its military coups. Our only exposure to this was the occasional offer of energy drinks or requests for photos from the police.

We finally bit the bullet and bought new shirts after 11 months on the road.

A fine we were not in danger of incurring.

Indian temple in Kuala Lumpur.

Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur.

Superb waterfall we had all to ourselves in Malaysia.

You can see all the Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam photos, along with photos from the rest of the trip, on Flickr.

Photo Blogs

This photo blog is part of a series from our round-the-world bike trip. Here’s the rest of the series: