Nestled in the serene landscapes of Bokeo Province, Laos, Houayxay is a district on the border with Thailand, offering a unique blend of cultures and experiences. Ban Houayxay, its administrative centre, sits peacefully along the Mekong River, mirroring Thailand’s Chiang Khong. I stayed and volunteered for a week at Daauw Village Huay Xai, where the […]
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Begin your journey with a scenic boat ride along the meandering waters of the Nam Ou River. This picturesque route has served as a lifeline for locals in the region for generations, connecting the remote villages scattered throughout the lush Nam Ou valley. Along this route lies a hidden gem, the 100 Waterfall Trail, a
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Nestled in the heart of the Mekong River, Don Det is a picturesque island within the Si Phan Don archipelago, found in the charming Champasak Province of southern Laos. This tranquil haven is a perfect escape for those seeking a serene retreat amidst the natural beauty of the Mekong. In the midst of the 4000
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Senmonorom, also spelled as Senmonorom or Sen Monorom, is a small rustic and frontier-like atmosphere, often drawing comparisons to old American western frontier towns. This unique character makes it an interesting destination for travellers interested in exploring less urbanized areas of Cambodia. The Elephant Valley Project is an important initiative located near Senmonorom. This project
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Phnom Penh, the bustling capital of Cambodia, is situated at the confluence of the Mekong and Tonlé Sap rivers. It holds a rich historical significance as it served as a hub for both the Khmer Empire and French colonialists. One of the most haunting reminders of Cambodia’s tragic past is the memorial dedicated to the
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The Battambang Bamboo Train, known as “Norry” or “Nori” (derived from the French word for lorry), is an improvised rail vehicle used in Cambodia. It operates on an old railway track and provides open bamboo platform rides through the jungle. This unique and informal mode of transportation offers a memorable experience for travellers exploring the
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The ruins of Angkor, located in Cambodia, encompass around 70 temples spread across approximately 50 square miles of land. The largest cluster of these temples can be found in Angkor Thom, which served as the capital city of the Khmer Empire. These awe-inspiring temples were constructed over a span of 500 years, starting from 790
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Khao Sok National Park is a breathtaking nature reserve located in southern Thailand. It is renowned for its lush, unspoiled jungle, dramatic limestone karst formations, and the remarkable Cheow Lan Lake. Staying in a floating bamboo bungalow on Cheow Lan Lake offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the heart of Khao Sok National
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Ko Phi Phi Don, the largest island in Thailand’s Ko Phi Phi archipelago, is celebrated for its pristine white-sand beaches, such as Long Beach and Loh Dalum Bay. Visitors can enjoy panoramic vistas from Phi Phi Viewpoint, reached via a steep track. Just offshore, the tiny island of Ko Phi Phi Leh boasts the secluded
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The Tiger Cave Temple, is located north-northeast of Krabi, Thailand, and is a sacred Buddhist site known for its unique features. The temple is adorned with tall and striking Buddha statues that create a serene atmosphere for worship and reflection. To reach the summit and enjoy panoramic views, one must climb a challenging flight of
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