Do I really have to leave you and all of this behind?

If anything marked or described this day, it would be the abrupt change of scenery. In the morning, I woke up sleeping in a cave. In the evening, I had already got back to Kuala Lumpur. Everything that came in between was the last six months in summary.

Since it was my last official day of travelling, I would not have wanted it any other way. Besides, making this trip on the edge of returning to Australia was a great idea. The change of scenery will be even more significant when I arrive in Melbourne, but that is more good than bad.

A change of scenery:

We woke up in the cave we had walked to yesterday, and although we didn’t sleep much, as wildlife constantly woke us up during the night, it was a great night. Our group had breakfast together, and after packing our bags, we continued walking through the forest.

Since we only had a two-day tour, we went back to Taman Negara. Although first, we walked to the river, where we all swam before we took the boat back. From there, things went fast. I got my backpack and said my goodbyes to our adventurous group.

Sarah and I went to a little bar where we had a beer and had to say our goodbyes. Things just clicked perfectly. I would have loved to travel longer with Sarah. But I’m heading to my next adventure. Nothing can stop me now.

That was it. From there, I got into a taxi that drove me to a bus stop. I had a bus to Kuala Lumpur and a train to my hostel. I have the same hostel as six months back, and the reception guy and I even recognized each other.

The circle was round, and I went in one day over six months of travelling. I woke up in a cave, walked through the rainforest, swam in and had a boat on a river, said goodbyes to travellers and friends, spent a couple of hours on public transport and returned to a city I’d been to before. That can count as a change of scenery.

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