Here’s the video from our five day trek through central Australia. There’s some footage of us enjoying some bush tucker, as well as checking out the sights around Uluru (Ayers Rock) and other highlights in the middle of the continent. For our guide’s sake, I have to say that I know they don’t traditionally play the didgeridoo in central Australia. The music just sounded right. It was written by Dean Wilmington and is by Termites at Work.

We’re trying to mix it up a little with our latest episode. Watch as we taste some native fauna while taking a break for the day during our drive across the Outback. I don’t think we’ll be getting our own cooking show anytime soon, but you never know. Many thanks to our friend Matteo for providing the music. Enjoy.

Finally, our latest episode from Burma. Things have been pretty hectic since we started our gig in Australia, but I managed to put this short (3 minutes) video together highlighting our trip to this interesting land. In it are all of the places we mentioned in our posts: Shwedagon Pagoda, Inle Lake, and the weekly market. Hope you enjoy.

Despite the problems mentioned in our post, Sapa is undeniably beautiful. In this 3 minute episode of BTBtv, we check out the natural scenery, complete with background noise – from waterfalls, to birds chirping, to truck horns. Enjoy!

This short video wraps up our coverage from the enigmatic temples of Angkor. If you can’t see the video, make sure you have the latest version of Flash installed.

In this short three minute video, we try to give an impression of what our two weeks was like on the island paradise of Koh Lanta. We hope you enjoy it. As usual, if the video isn’t working, make sure you have the latest version of Flash installed. And as always, we like feedback.

Episode 14 is from Bangkok, the gateway to both Thailand and all of Southeast Asia. It’s a beautiful city with plenty of culture, yet as a backpacker (heading straight from the Indian subcontinent) it’s tough not to spend lots of time on Khao San Road. In this episode we’ve got some of the main sights around Bangkok, as well as an introduction to that infamous backpacker haunt. If the video doesn’t work, make sure you have the latest version of Flash installed. Enjoy!

Lucky Thirteen for BTBtv, with a video about the crazy party island of Koh Pha Ngan (I’m finally spelling it right!) in the Gulf of Thailand. Beautiful beaches and a non-stop party atmosphere make this one of Thailand’s most popular destinations, particulary with young backpackers. We didn’t make it to a Full Moon Party, but I think you can kind of get the idea. And of course we’d like to thank our special guests for helping us out! As usual, if you don’t see the video make sure you have the latest version of Flash installed.

This is just a short video we made in Bombay before leaving. I’m rethinking the video format on the site. That explains why there hasn’t been much lately. Everyone is on YouTube, and then there’s Travelistic. So I’m thinking of distributing videos that way from now on, as well as making them shorter and more frequent. We’ll see how that turns out. But for now, check out some different food!

We spent about three weeks in Rajasthan, soaking up the beautiful weather and seeing the sights. This is a pretty short look at everything we did – enjoy. If the video isn’t working, make sure you have the latest version of Flash installed on your computer. We appreciate comments, either on the post or by email: contact@bigtripblog.com.