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Travel Plans: I’m going “home”

Posted on 20th August 201629th April 2017

Recently I decided to return to my beloved Asia. In other words…HOME! I don’t really know why but I am craving some noodles a hell of a lot nowadays, the novelty of using chopsticks is probably the reason and the heat, I mean I am just sick of being cold in summer here. I’ve been […]

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Essential guide: Chiang Mai, Thailand

Posted on 2nd July 201617th May 2018

Chiang Mai, is the most popular city in the North of Thailand. It is now a major destination on most peoples itineraries and who can blame them. Chiang Mai offers a great mix of culture, history and modern city life. Theres plenty of things to do and see; from the beautiful temples, great shopping, incredible views […]

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A Big Mistake: I supported Animal Tourism

Posted on 12th June 201626th September 2017

Recently it has come to light in the media about Tiger Temple in Thailand. A huge tourist attraction that allowed visitors to go and take that breath-taking picture with fully grown tigers that you see all over the internet. If you don’t know what happened the Thai authorities have recently been trying to close down Tiger […]

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5 Places not to miss in South East Asia

Posted on 4th February 201623rd April 2017

There are some places that I have visited that have stolen a little piece of my heart. One thing my favourite places in Asia have in common is that they are all very relaxed and laid-back places. No wonder they stole my heart. Here are some of my favourite places in South East Asia that should […]

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5 Survival Tips for Teaching in Thailand

Posted on 10th December 201523rd April 2017

I often get people asking me about my experiences teaching in Thailand. I spent a year teaching there and had the best time of my life. I met lots of new people from local people, my students and other travellers, I indulged myself into some of the spiciest foods, adapted myself to a local rural lifestyle […]

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The Worlds Most Scenic Train Journey: Ella to Kandy

Posted on 9th December 201523rd April 2017

Train travel is one of the most affordable and worthy modes of transport to take when backpacking in my opinion. You can relax, read, listen to music, sleep, walk around, watch the moving landscapes, talk to other travellers and even locals, get a feel for the culture and the way of life. Any train I […]

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The oddities of Cambodia

Posted on 17th November 201523rd April 2017

Yes, oddities! Don’t get freaked out of the word, every place you tour or visit will surprise you, in some way or the other. Cambodia has intrigued me more than once which is why I call them oddities. I have heard myself saying, “What! I didn’t expect this” over and over as I travelled across […]

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Off the Beaten Track: The Temples of Phimai, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand

Posted on 4th November 201523rd April 2017

Hidden away in Issan, in the Nakhon Ratchasima province is a historical park home to one of the most important Khmer Temples of Thailand. The temple is unique because despite the Khmers being Hindu at the time. It was actually built as a Buddhist temple. The temple reminded me a lot of Angkor Watt in […]

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The Killing Fields and S-21 Prison, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Posted on 28th October 201523rd April 2017

When I arrived in Cambodia, I was recommended to visit the Killing Fields in Phnom Penh by a local man. I was completely oblivious to what this was, not knowing that Cambodia had an underlying dark yet recent history. I did not know what to expect from my visit to the Killing Fields and the […]

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12 Things I will miss about Thailand

Posted on 15th September 201523rd April 2017

I am going to miss the hell out of Thailand. I have been here for a whole year now, a whole year can you believe it? and soon I am leaving. I have become very comfortable here within the lifestyle and culture. I love the laid back and simple life…Maybe this living out of a […]

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Hi, My name is Louise, I am 27 years old and from a small town in the North of England. You see, I have this crazy dream to travel the world.

I want my senses to be woken in India. I want to eat delicious food on the streets of Seoul, I want to stand marvelled at the views looking over Machu Picchu in Peru.  I want to see sloths in the wild in Costa Rica. I want to help those in need in Nepal. I want to hear peoples stories in Myanmar. I want to feel the immensity of life and this great planet we live on.

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