Well, I take the free internet from the airport in Hong Kong and I'm in transit from Bangkok to Delhi to put words on my qq transition in south east asia. It will appear similar to other countries / regions but in a word, I found it fabulous. The quiet beginning in Thailand, Bangkok is a city already very westernized, more than 10 million inhabitants, the pollution, traffic jams but I did not find it unpleasant, PCQ surment the thais are very relaxed. Then north to Chang Mai and the jungle above is wonderful, a good experience to sleep with weary space in cabins made of wood and straw. The Lao is not the same, it is a world apart, people are unique, they spend their time in hamacks, they too are too relaxed, they must wake up at any time of day for any service imaginable in addition there is a curfew at 11am so the night is dead, we even managed to go qd in single box the country has Vientiane, the capital of the world or something happens the least thing, I'll apply for a job in the economic mission of Vientiane I think, plus they are not yet at niveaeu tourism thailand what is very cool. At the landscape level is great too, as Jungle (2% of arable land) and the Mekong that is omnipresent from north to south, is the lung of the country. We had the good idea to get lost in villages north and well tripper with premises even though English is the limit of Laos. Then we passed Ponsavhan, one of the areas where the Americans bombed without respite, namely that there were 2 times more bombs on Laos by amerlocs that the reunited Germany and Jap during WWII, allucinant. Then Vang Vien qq days, good place to land, down the river on buoys, stopping at bars along and throwing various plongoires and other wooden structures bizare. After to the extreme southern Lao we went to the "4000 islands" on the Mekong near the Cambodian border. The too is huge, it nothing happens, you just rent a bike, walk in and squat chanpas rice hamack the night and day. Unfortunately we are still only 2 days. Then it's Cambodia, while the radical change, people are at the bottom, there are no laws, it is madness, it must be the coup against the regime absolutely appalling that change the lives of all Population, ca na since 30 years and we still feel the consequences indirect. Namely, the current prime minister and part of government were part of the Khmer Rouge ... But few people talk, they want to forget and live day by day, making it a folly of countries, particularly Pnong Penh ... Agkor is fabulous, the pictures speak for themselves, namely that the temples were constructed between 8 and 14m century and are still in good condition, AC is one of the most incredible thing I've seen with the Machu Picchu and Iguazu Falls and the Great Wall, Here is sick. Angkor and since I admit that I enjoy, first to the beach south of Cambodia, Sihanoukville, then 3 days on the Thai island of Koh Chang, clear water, coral reef, white sand, bars on the beach, etc.. Here, I go around, another great part of the world, has just left I hate to come back. A final council who would go, given the rainy season, bp less tourists, less expensive, both silent and soak every day damn funny especially an hour later it's nice max and t ' are dry ... Next, India, there is no specific plan but with my cousin Seb Ferdix and English should be Dharmsala, Manali, Leh, the Taj, Agra, Veranesse and then Nepal, Kathmandu , Pokara and a good trek, maybe the Anapurnas. In the meantime, much has you. Tom
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