Tips for Travelling on the Death Railway Tourist Train from Bangkok Thonburi to Nam Tok
The Death Railway tourist train runs twice daily from Thonburi station in Bangkok. Here are some hints and tips to help you be prepared and enjoy the journey.
Wamena, West Papua – A Step Back in Time
Neale looks back on his trip to the remote highlands of Indonesian New Guinea as part of a famine relief program, where he encountered precipitous mountains, heroic pilots, enterprising Indonesian soldiers and entrepreneurial tribespeople.
Under the Arches at Pule Arena, the Heart of Croatia’s Roman Ruins
Beneath the Istrian sun lies a 2,000-year-old stone skeleton. Explore the Pula Arena, recall the brutality of the Roman games, and learn some history through the limestone pillars and underground chambers.
Wyong – An Urban Side Trip on the Great North Walk
Muz takes a break from the trail and overnights in the NSW central coast town of Wyong, where he gets lessons in history and culture.
Explore, Connect, Contribute
If you are looking for inspiration for your next trip, or simply enjoy a good story from the road, Dusty Boots Journal invites you to explore, connect, contribute, and keep the spirit of adventure alive.
Here you will find travel tales, reflections and practical tips shared by people like you – curious, adventurous, culturally aware, and not afraid to get a little dust on their boots. From quiet corners of Australia to unexpected discoveries overseas, we celebrate the joy of wandering.