Camryn & Graham

Munnar

In the south of India lies a small mountain range, the Western Ghats, which we got to explore for a few days. The roads here are windy and convoluted. Buses, cars, rickshaws and bikes all compete with each other for the small bit of road space, honking before passing, and giving right of way to …

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Kochi

It’s a new chapter for us now, and a new section of the world. South Asia, or more specifically India. We arrived near midnight after a long day at the DMK Bangkok airport. The arrival was quite lovely. Even before we got on the plane, a native Malayali on the flight with us were making …

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Southeast Asia Roundup

Coming from almost 6 months South America, we were ready for a whole different side of the world. And that’s what we got, but it wasn’t all that was imagined for us. There’s really two tales here, the first being Vietnam, and the second being everywhere else. So lets talk about Vietnam, where we spent …

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Thai Food

A couple years ago, Graham and I went to Victoria and had one of the best meals of our lives. We went to a restaurant called Bahn Thai, which was recommended to us by and older couple we had met hiking the day prior. It was the most flavourful meal I have ever had. Since …

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Koh Phangan

Its real easy to get used to luxury. We just came from a gift card stay at the Koh Samui Ritz. So when we got to our little mattress on the floor AC-less room in Koh Phangan, it took a bit of getting used too. Its not too bad though, just hot during the day. …

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Koh Samui

Time to relax. At this point in our adventures, we are spent. So an active decision to go to some Thai islands, and just chill out. Do some planning if we want. Read some books. Lie down. Goof off. We are ready. The travel adventure down was fun. We last left off in Vang Vieng. …

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Vang Vieng

From the peaceful serenity of Nong Khiaw to the bizarre overtouristed underbelly of Vang Vieng. This was a strange place to be for a couple days. Our experience in Vang Vieng is interlocked with ours in Nong Khiaw. In Nong Khiaw, things were beautiful, calm, and close. We regretted leaving so early. Vang Vieng, the …

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Nong Khiaw

Sitting in a jam packed van for three hours took us to this small tourist town. Previously a village centre, Nong Khiaw has slowly expanded and gained notoriety as the fourth major tourist destination in Laos (after Luang Prabang, Vientiane, and Vang Vieng). It’s easy to see why. This town is located on a flat …

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Kuang Si Waterfall

Just outside of Luang Prabang is a beautiful light baby blue waterfall with numerous swimming holes to enjoy. And as an added bonus in the area, a bear sanctuary! We got a van to the site for a few hours of fun and relaxation, ready to see a waterfall. I was a bit disappointed, cause …

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Luang Prabang

Laos. The often forgotten country that is snuggled into the rolling hills of Indochina. The difference from Thailand, or any of its neighbors, was immidietly apparent. Gone was the smog and chaos of Thailand. In was instead conservative serenity. Luang Prabang was an ancient capital in the region, and a powerful centre for Buddhism. We …

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