| 2 |
London – Phnom Penh |
In which the journey begins, and a sudden realisation causes the author some considerable concern |
| 3 |
Phnom Penh |
In which the horror of a brutal history is revealed, that must be remembered always, lest it be repeated |
| 4 |
Phnom Penh – Siem Reap |
In which the author discovers that water is an effective means of transport in the undeveloped land of Cambodia, and first receives sight of the majestic temples of angkor |
| 5 |
Siem Reap |
In which the majestic temples of Angkor are shown in their full glory, and the author narrowly avoids a third consecutive day of shopping |
| 6 |
Siem Reap – Bangkok |
During which the travellers complete a painfully slow journey to Bangkok |
| 7 |
Bangkok |
In which the author is reunited with old friends, and bids farewell to a fellow traveller |
| 8 |
Bangkok – Penang |
In which Thailand is shown to make the usual distinction between the priceless principles of democracy and the business of politics. |
| 9 |
Penang |
In which a new traveller is introduced, who makes an unexpected admission which threatens to ruin the trip |
| 10 |
Penang |
In which the author is cautioned against the release of tortoises |
| 11 |
Penang |
In which the travellers are physically outclassed on a treacherous descent from the highest peak on the island |
| 12 |
Penang – Banding Island |
In which the travellers encounter wild elephants |
| 13 |
Malaysian Jungle |
In which certain shocking incidents in the jungle threaten the life of the Author and necessitate an immediate evacuation |
| 14 |
Malaysian Jungle |
In which the travellers bear witness to a scene of devastation, and ward off swarms of predatory creatures |
| 15 |
Banding Island – Kota Bharu |
In which the existence of an exhibition of the utmost triviality is exposed, and a brief history of violent conquest is presented |
| 16 |
Kota Bharu – Perhentian Islands |
During which the author commits a premeditated act of trespass, and an expanse of water is traversed at exceptional speed |
| 17 |
Perhentian Islands |
In which nothing of major consequence occured |
| 18 |
Perhentian Islands |
Which features all manner of exotic sea creatures, including giant turtles, and a selection of the author’s observations about the natives |