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Temples and Touts of Angkor - by: Troy Cusolle
We spent 3 days wandering through Angkor Wat and came nowhere near to seeing it all. You could spend weeks exploring this maze of spectacular religious monuments.  more »
Dazed days and crazed nights in Phnom Penh - by: Troy Cusolle
There is a very dark side to Cambodia spawned I think from decades of exploitation, war, violence, genocide, and extreme poverty. This dark side is most prevalent in the lawless capitol of Phnom Penh where prostitution, drugs and gunfire are literally thrown in your face at every turn.   more »
The perilous journey to and from the sleepy town of Luang Prabang - by: Troy Cusolle
It is surprising how tired it can make you when you sit on a boat for 6 hours bouncing around like you’re on a paint shaker thinking that you could die at any second.  more »
Sitting, or My Four Days as a Buddhist - by: Leanne Statland
Sitting cross-legged, emptying my mind of all except the words rising and falling to the soft movement of my breath, I naively smiled at first. I had somehow gotten the mistaken notion that this might be fun.  more »
Tales from Vietnam - by: Jennifer Lavigne
One doesn`t have to venture very far to be in the thick of the true Vietnam.   more »
Tasmania, A hikers heaven - by: Troy Cusolle
Tasmania is a dramatic and wild place full of natural wonders, vast unspoiled forests, rugged mountains, 10,000–year old Huon pine trees (oldest left on earth) and weird animals.   more »
Climbing Ayers Rock in Australia! - by: Troy Cusolle
I couldn`t resist being the ignorant tourist who doesn`t respect local’s wishes, besides that - everyone else was climbing it too.  more »
The real Vietnam - by: Troy Cusolle
Hoi An is an ancient port city which has retained a unique character, as there are still many historical structures, and no modern development. It is a quiet and friendly place where you feel as if you have been transported one hundred years back into a colorful past.  more »



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» What the?, General Comments by:Troy 30/12/2004  more»
» Nice Troy, General Comments by:christian 28/03/2004  more»
» ankgor what?, Temples and Touts of Angkor by:Christian 28/03/2004  more»
» Doubting Vietnam, The real Vietnam by:lisa 23/03/2004  more»
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