I love Laos!!!! Its the sort of place that you can get lost for weeks in a drunken binge! We however only lost about 10 days! To enter Loas we took the slow boat from North Thailand for two days. What an experience! It was pouring down with rain for the whole time, freezing and cramped, however despite this I had a right laugh. We purchased some lao loa (the local vodka syle drink that ranges from 15 - 95%) and a group of about 20 of us got completely smashed fo...

Hello There Well when I last left you I was about to go to the Thai boxing (Muay Thai), well I went and it was amazing. We decided to pimp it up and get ring side seats, that had waitor service to ensure that we never had an empty glass! The boxing was brutal but ace. We had actually come on a championship fight night so there was a massive crowd in the cheap seats. Everyone was gambling (which funily enough is illegal in Thialand). The boys got really smashed ...

Hi all, Well I made it to Thailand! Had to travel via India and Sri Lanka to get here but finally made it! Its amazing here I love it! Staying in a pimping hotel for a few nights before I start backpacking. The shopping here is emense! Its the biggest and some of the poshist shops I have ever seen. Went to the cinema the other night as havent seen a TV in a while and the seats were the biggest comfy things ever and at the biggining of the film everyone stands...

Hi all, hope your all keeping well, I have finished my volunteering in Nepal now, had a brill time, can't believe it's finished it has flown past! Going to Thailand on Thursday, about time I got some beach action going on! Well my last week was quite eventful. It's now the festival period in Nepal called Dashain, at the hospital to celebrate this they had a raffle, quite normal you would think until you consider the prizes: 1st prize was a Goat! 2nd prize a...

Chitwan was amazing! When we set off, six girls and mummy frenchy it was pouring down with rain! We were gutted! When we finally got there 6 hours later the rain was still going. We were met by the jeep, I say this in the losest sense as it was a rusty tin bucket with a plastic sheet that they called a roof! We were soaked but in high spirts by the time we arrived. After freshening up we went on a tour of the villagewhich was interesting, we saw the local houses ...