The Mekong river is amazing. I'm told it will rise at least another 4 to 6 feet by the end of the rainy season in September. That tree is about 30 feet tall.
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My intent is to start my adventure in Thailand, then on to Malaysia and Singapore, back to Thailand, then on to Cambodia to Laos and finally Vietnam. This not chiseled in stone as I have no set agenda for the duration of time spent in a certain country. I really am flying by the seat of my pants so to speak.
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- In the tour package I purchased an unguided kayak...
- Ha Long Bay from the upper opening of the cave, pr...
- The cave we visited was massive and dead center o...
- There is a great deal of fishing on the bay, some...
- You can see the erosion marks on the bottom of th...
- Our captain had a very relaxed attitude to his pi...
- My cabin on the boat was small, 6'x6' without the...
- Ha Long Bay, Vietnam is the most remarkable place...
- The boat races in Luang Prabang are to celebrate ...
- Most of the side streets in Luang Prabang were br...
- Near Luang Prabang, Laos are the waterfalls call...
- Our toilet stop was near a village and we were pr...
- A toilet stop was needed at the 2 hour mark. The ...
- I took a boat back to Luang Prabang from Nong Khi...
- The views from my guesthouse balcony, $4.50 US pe...
- This cave in Nong Khiew was used in the 60's as a...
- Rice paddies, corn, papayas, bananas and so man...
- Nong Khiew, Laos is a very small village and has ...
- Don Det's fuel stations, all three of them, provid...
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