31th January We spent the day in Luang Prabang with Neringa. Luang Prabang is a small city but quite pretty. On one side, you have the Mekong On the opposite side, another river In the middle, a lot of tourists and a few temples, like this one where kids were playing a kind of petanque … More From Luang Prabang to Vang Vieng
26th January I left Phongsaly with Juzie and Fabio and a bunch of other falangs in the morning to go to Hat Sa (1h bus) take the boat for Muang Khua. Delphine took a bus to Vientiane. Phongsaly was wrapped in fog that morning. There was this Akha woman waiting at our bus stop too … More Northern Lao: Muang Ngoi Neua
18th January I was in Udomxai and I took the bus to Phongsali the next morning. My friends from Muang Sing went to Nong Khiaw and other people to Luang Prabang. So I was the only “falang” (foreign) in the bus, which felt great. In the bus there was a woman who had 2 elephants, … More Northern Lao: Phongsaly
On 13th January, I took a bus from Luang Nam Tha to Muang Sing, North West of it. It is a small village very close to the China border and surrounded by many ethnies villages. When I got there, it was really cloudy, and it was the first time I was wearing my 2 jumpers, … More Northern Lao: Muang Sing & co
Welcome to Laaaaooooo!!! The country of slowliness. 🙂 I started my trip in Laos by taking the slow boat between Thailand (Chiang Kong) and Luang Prabang (Laos). This boat takes 2 days down the Mekong and stops one night in a small village called Pak Beng. Ah the Mekong! I only spent 2 days on … More Lao – Mekong & Luang Nam Tha
First of all, Happy New Year 2012 everyone!! Hope you will have a great year full of discoveries, and travelling, and learning, and friends, and love, and success, and luck, and the tralala that comes with it! 🙂 So, on Friday 30th Dec I was still in Bangkok and I had just met with my … More Northern Thailand – One week
Hi everyone, Merry Christmas! Sorry for not updating you for 2 weeks, I didn’t find the time to write. Here is first a map of South Cambodia to give you a sense of the place: So last time I wrote, I was in Sihanoukville, in south of Cambodia, on the sea side. This is a … More 2 more weeks in Cambodia
28th December 2011 As I was back in Siem Reap for a few days before to head to Bangkok, I checked with Lorna if I could spend 2 days with her at the Angkor Butterfly Centre, to learn about butterflies. Lorna is from the UK, currently volonteering at the Angkor Butterfly Centre. We had met … More Cambodia – Angkor Butterfly Centre
Hi guys, One month already!!! Wooo!!! Let me share with you some of my adventures I haven’t told you about yet, hey! In Bangkok: The first day I arrived I changed in the bathroom and also changed the battery of my camera in there. Well, I was tired and forgot the battery on the toilet … More Month 1 summary
Bokor National Park is one of Cambodia’s supposedly protected area, with 1,581 sq-km. It is covered with rainforest and according to the Lonely Planet home to the tiger, leopard, Indian elephant, Asiatic black bear, Malayan sun bear, pileated gibbon, pig-tailed macaque, slow loris and pangolin, although none of these animals can be seen by tourists … More Bokor National Park
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