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Isolation From: gallopmonkey
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Isolation II From: gallopmonkey
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Bagisu Circumcision From: Symad
(4 votes)
Posted by freeandeasy
(by Jeff Emmett)
Our first stop in Laos is beautiful Luang Prabang, a city considered a gem of French colonialism, although perhaps not the most accurate representation of Laos cities. Our first impulse in this UNESCO World Heritage site was to rent a bunch of bikes and explore the lazy town situated between two winding rivers, discovering to our delight many quaint restaurants and even a sta Read More »
Our first stop in Laos is beautiful Luang Prabang, a city considered a gem of French colonialism, although perhaps not the most accurate representation of Laos cities. Our first impulse in this UNESCO World Heritage site was to rent a bunch of bikes and explore the lazy town situated between two winding rivers, discovering to our delight many quaint restaurants and even a sta Read More »
(3 votes)
Posted by freeandeasy
(by Aaron Wentzell)
Waking up at 4:30 am is hard enough but thankfully, I had a little help from the neighborhood rooster. After shaking the cobwebs from my brain, I walked out to the kitchen to find that the cooks have already been up for a few hours and gratiously cooked me a plate of scrambled eggs and gallo pinto (rice and beans). It wasn’t too long before the sun started to peak up over Read More »
Waking up at 4:30 am is hard enough but thankfully, I had a little help from the neighborhood rooster. After shaking the cobwebs from my brain, I walked out to the kitchen to find that the cooks have already been up for a few hours and gratiously cooked me a plate of scrambled eggs and gallo pinto (rice and beans). It wasn’t too long before the sun started to peak up over Read More »
(3 votes)
Posted by freeandeasy
(by Jeff Emmett)
The last stop of our journey lands us in Siem Reap, home of the ancient temples of Angkor Wat. Arguably the cornerstone of the LTC trip, the almost 200 temples surrounding the city, combined with the tragic but fascinating Cambodian history fills our 4 days here to the brim with sightseeing and sombre lessons from the past.
Free & Easy was kind enough to treat us all to 3 Read More »
The last stop of our journey lands us in Siem Reap, home of the ancient temples of Angkor Wat. Arguably the cornerstone of the LTC trip, the almost 200 temples surrounding the city, combined with the tragic but fascinating Cambodian history fills our 4 days here to the brim with sightseeing and sombre lessons from the past.
Free & Easy was kind enough to treat us all to 3 Read More »
