Leaving Laos we were both a little sad knowing we only had a few short days of our amaizing journey left. We arrived in Kuala Lumpur early afternoon and having passed through before had a fair idea of what we wanted to do with our short time there. Now Kuala Lumpur is a bustling city and has plenty to offer especially regarding the markets (Leah's dream, truth be told), so knowing we would be there for less than 24 hours we prioritised and booked our bus tickets ...

The first leg of the trip to laos was pretty cool, we met four other travellers heading the same way and we all sat together on the bus while the locals gawped at us. It was our first real experience of that and at times it was a little unsettling . But things changed when we hit the Vietnam boarder. We woke up after a pretty restless night and were rushed off the bus by the guy kind of in charge. Me and Rob were the last two to get off the bus, we made to take...

We took a bus into Vietnam it was a comfy trip with a hostess on the bus who spoke good English, she was able to guide us through the border crossing. Leaving Cambodia was easy but entry to Vietnam was totally different to what we expected. I was expecting rigid checks of everyone and everything but actually it was pretty much a walk straight through, the longest bit was waiting for our passports to be processed. There's one guy at a desk processing every passp...

Where to start .... After a pretty bumpy flight and navigating the visa requirement at the Cambodian airport ( no joke the guy at the counter took our money and put it in his pocket!! Very official n all) we took our first tuk tuk ride to our hostel. The tuk tuk driver told us that our hostel was closed and that now it is only offering was as a restaurant. We took this to be one of the hussles that they sometimes run and were insistent that they take us there. Su...