We apologise for the lack of blogs recently but the reason for this is that we got stuck in Nha Trang for 12 days! Whoopsie! We shall now explain our reasons for this...We will start off with us leaving Phnom Penh after Laura got her visa re-done. The night before we left we went for a wander down the river and there was some sort of festival going on, in which alot of stalls had been set up selling balloons, candy floss, popcorn and the Cambodians personal favou...

Phnom Penh was a short 6 hours away from Siem Reap and with a relitavely comfortable bus it went pretty smoothly. The joining road seemed to be the one and only smooth and straight one in the whole of Cambodia so our beaten bums were very grateful! As we walked down the steps of the bus we were hounded by at least 20 tuk-tuk drivers dragging us this way and that way, trying to hoax us in to their carts, shouting "where you go lady??" As the heavens seem...

We have now officially experienced the longest journey of our trip so far. Forget the 28.5 hour journey we did from Malaysia to Thailand... we have now embarked on a grand total of 30.5 hours! It's a new record! We left Vientiane at 5pm on Sunday night and boarded our 'VIP' bus (which is of even worse quality than good old Stagecoach) bound for Bangkok. The cross over into Thailand went smooth enough... as infact did the whole journey. None of us real...

Well, Well! The fun in Lao is most certainly continuing now we?re in their grand capital city, Vientiane. We boarded our bus nearly an hour late? apparently that is normal in this laid back, slow paced country, only to find that it is packed to the brim. Fold down seats in the isles and backpacks galore meant that the shortest of dwarfs would have struggled with leg room let alone Laura. We panicked a fair bit, imagining that this was our form of transport for th...

Okay we think we may have made a mistake coming to Laos. We were recommended a visit here by soooo many people so we thought 'why the hell not'. We were told of exciting adventures, banging clubs and more travelers than you could shake a stick at. But oh nooooo, typical for us we end up wasting valuable time and money. To be fair Laos is the most beautiful country we have seen so far, with absolutely amazing scenery. On our bus trip from Luang Prabang to ...