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    May 11, 2025
    Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    Hi Cambodia. 🌈

    May 11, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ ☁️ 32 °C

    I finally chose the flight directly to Siem Reap instead of the capital, Phnom Penh, because at the moment I’m not really interested in visiting a big city, maybe at the end of my trip through Cambodia. Siem Reap is also the perfect starting point for the country’s most famous sights, like Angkor Wat.🛕😍

    When we arrived at the airport, everyone took the bus, so me too. Just the way I like to travel, easy and budget-friendly.🤑 About 50 minutes later, we reached the city center, and from there I decided to walk the last 25 minutes to my hostel. From the very first moment, the stunning, little spiritual landscape and the warmth of the people surrounded me with a deep sense of calm and comfort.✨🤗    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    ✨🫶🏽

    May 11, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ ☁️ 32 °C

    On my way to the hotel, I unexpectedly found myself in the middle of a religious parade, and was suddenly surrounded by an atmosphere that’s hard to put into words.✨ Faces full of joy and gratitude, carried by a deep and genuine warmth.🥹🫶🏽

    What an arrival. I already truly love this culture.😍🇰🇭    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler
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    Angkor Wat temple.🛕

    May 12, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

    Because of the lazy days in Koh Lipe, I decided to rent a bicycle for three days so I could visit all the sightseeings by cycling. But the idea of renting a bike turned out to be completely different from what I expected.😂

    Day one of cycling was especially funny.🤭 I set off in the morning to visit the first and most famous temple – Angkor Wat. The distance between my hostel and the temple was about 40 minutes by bike. It didn’t take long for me to realize that my bike had no gears and I quickly remembered how hot it gets during the day.🤭🛕

    My temple day included about four or five temples, depending on how long I would stay at each one. I was totally unorganized and didn’t know that the temples weren’t always close to each other – some were more than 30 minutes apart by bike. But I took it all with humor, and honestly it didn’t matter at all.😅 I really loved cycling the whole day, from temple to temple.🛕😍 (Let’s not talk about how many minutes I spent for looking for my bicycle, the main thing is, I always found it again.🙄😂) Before sunset, I went to Pre Rup Temple, which is one of the most beautiful temples to watch the sunset, because it's higher than the others and has stairs to climb. Half of the way there was through the forest, not ideal with an old city bike.🤭 My butt was practically numb, my legs were dead tired, and the road was bumpy, but after 40 minutes, I finally arrived.🌳

    Not even five minutes later, just as I had locked up my bike, it started to rain heavily. At that moment, I remembered the one thing I had forgotten in the morning - my rain jacket.🌧️ I just kept cycling and cycling, and I was wetter than if I hadn’t dried off after a shower. I could have laughed it off, and I did .😅 – but the worst part was that my backpack was also soaked, inside and out. My phone stopped working, so I had no idea which direction to go.😵‍💫 I didn’t lose my sense of humor. I just kept cycling, took a few wrong turns, and thought about funny and beautiful memories in life. After many minutes, maybe nearly an hour or more, of riding through the storm, I finally arrived at a small café and asked for directions to my hostel. Of course, I had been cycling in the wrong direction. But honestly, it didn’t matter anymore.😂🚴🚴🚴🚴

    I couldn’t believe that I actually found my way back without maps, even if it took more than two hours. 😂 To be honest, i‘m really proud pf myself.🤭😍

    The receptionist was shocked when he was seeing me,😅 but he quickly ran off, brought me some towels, and a bowl of rice to put my phone in to dry it. 🙉🍚

    PS. My phone also survived.😁📱    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    Ta Prohm.💚

    May 12, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

    Of all the temples I visited, I liked Ta Prohm the most. I was especially impressed by the interplay and the spectacular fusion of nature and architecture, which gives the temple a truly unique charm.🌳💚

    I did a one day temple tour, cambodiens and also the internet recommed the „three days tour“ but even it was very interestimg, spectacular and impressing one day was for me enough. It really worth it. 😍🛕    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    primary school kids. 🫶🏽

    May 13, 2025 in Cambodia

    On the second day, I got up early because I wanted to see as much as possible. After breakfast and coffee, I grabbed my bicycle, pinned a location on the map, and started cycling. My butt hurt again as soon as I sat on the bike 😅, but I was so excited for the day that the pain quickly faded. 🤭

    Even though I had only set one location on my map, there was so much more to see along the way.🤩
    So I stopped at a few places, took lots of pictures, followed paths the map didn’t suggest, and eventually lost track of the original destination. Sometimes I managed to find it again on my offline maps, other times I just followed my instincts. Even though I occasionally lost my way and wandered around aimlessly, I gained so much more cultural insight and a deeper understanding of life here.🙏🏽🤩

    -> Like the kids at a primary school, who were playing marbles on the ground and then the teacher even invited me to visit the classroom, where the children sang a short song.🥹🫶🏽    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    local life.🤠

    May 13, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ ☁️ 32 °C

    What interests me most when I‘m traveling is experiencing the real life of local people, their culture, their homes, their everyday routines. Not the touristy facade or luxury, but what happens beyond that.🇰🇭

    My first impression didn’t deceive me. I rode my bike into a small local village and, alongside many fascinating impressions, I had the chance to meet numerous kind-hearted people.🤗A man showed me his chicken farm, I played football with a boy, and a young mother invited me for tea, at least I think it was tea.🤭🥤There was no trace of luxury, barely any comfort, but an infectious joy for life and a culture full of warmth and kindness.🥰    Read more

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    floating village. 🛖

    May 14, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ 🌩️ 33 °C

    Today, the bicycle ride was longer and more challenging. It took me about 2.5 hours to reach the floating village🥵, located further south on Tonle Sap Lake.🌞
    During the rainy season, from May to October, the water level rises by several meters. It's like a „normal“ village with a school, a church, a supermarket etc., but instead of being on ground, it's built on water.
    It was very fascinating, impressive, crazy, and yet unimaginable to live a life like that. 🙉
    The many kilometers and tired legs were truly worth it. But in the evening, I was exhausted and ready to rest—so I took the bus, or rather, the sleeper bus, to the capital, Phnom Penh. It doesn’t take a long time as I fell asleep.😴🚌    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    Siem Reap 🌞🙏🏽 - Phom Penh. 🚌😴

    May 15, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

    Siem Reap;
    🥵💦🤩🍉🌞🚴💛🌧️🥭🌻😍✨🍛🤤🍚🌾😴🙏🏽🇰🇭🫶🏽

    It was like a „déjà vu“, such funny memories of Vietnam came back to me as I stepped into the bus.😂😂❤️❤️

    The bus ride took three hours longer than planned. Luckily for me, that just meant more time to sleep – I was too tired to get off anyway. So instead of arriving at 11 pm., we reached the capital, Phnom Penh, at 2 am.😴🚌

    Probably, I will just stay for one day in the capital, let‘s see..    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    Phnom Penh.🧘🏻‍♀️

    May 16, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ 🌩️ 34 °C

    I had originally planned to spend just one day in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. However, I ended up staying an extra day because on my first day, I got up late and felt completely exhausted—mentally and physically. I also struggled with the intense heat. 😴
    Maybe I had spent too much time in the sun (or on the bycycle😅) over the past few days. 🚴🥹
    So, I took it slow: I spent the entire day in cafés and at my hostel—reading, eating, resting, and recharging my energy. 🍫🥐 I also decided to skip visiting the museum and the Killing Fields, which probably would have been very interesting. ☠️
    The second day was already better, but I still didn’t do much. I just wandered around the big city and booked my departure for the evening. 🚌
    Next stop - Kampot.🌿    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    La Plantation, Kampot.🌿

    May 18, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ ☁️ 32 °C

    The reason I chose Kampot as my next stop, was because I was very interested in visiting one of the most famous pepper plantations in the world – the Kampot Pepper plantation.🤩🌿
    This time, instead of renting a bicycle😆, I rented a motorbike, as I also planned to explore the surrounding nature and the salt fields, which are located in a different direction. 🛵

    When I arrived at the plantation, I booked a guided tour of the fields, which also included a pepper tasting at the end. To my surprise, Marc , (a guy from the French-speaking part of Switzerland) whom I had already met at the hostel in Phnom Penh, turned out to be in the same tour group. For about two hours, we learned all about the plantation, how they care for the plants, and finally, we got to taste several different types of pepper.😍
    In the shop, I honestly wanted to buy everything: all kinds of pepper, colorful curry blends, teas, snacks like cashew nuts or dried fruits.🤩 everything we tried was so delicious! But unfortunately, my backpack space is limited, better for my wallet.🤭💰
    Marc and I spended the rest of the day together. Riding scooters through the salt fields, enjoying the beautiful landscape around Kampot, walking trough the streets in the village or just resting in a cozy café. ☕️🍜    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    around Kampot.

    May 19, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

    This morning, I hadn't booked my bus to Koh Rong yet, because I wasn’t sure how much more time I wanted to spend in Kampot. I just wandered around, visited some local places, and of course, like almost everywhere, there was a local market.😋🥬
    In the afternoon, I decided to leave the town in the evening and take the bus and ferry to Koh Rong. 🏝️    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    Kampot🌿 - Koh Rong. 🏝️

    May 19, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ ☁️ 29 °C

    Koh Rong is my last stop in Cambodia before I go back to the capital, Phnom Penh, to catch another flight. I'm still not sure what my next , and final destination will be. I'm thinking about Laos, Bali, or maybe Taiwan?😄

    First, I'll spend a day relaxing on the beautiful beach in Koh Rong. After that, I’ll start making new plans and bookings. 🌴🧘🏻‍♀️🥥💛🥭👙🐚🌞

    The ride in the minivan was crazy. I got to sit in the front because I was the smallest. The road was either full of potholes and big rocks, or we were practically swimming through water. 😆

    Unfortunately, I had my first bad accommodation experience here. When I arrived, the bed was unmade — as if someone had just left it — there was an empty water bottle next to the pillow, and hairs all over the floor.🤮 I really don’t have high expectations, but basic cleanliness should be a given. Fortunately, I had only booked three nights because I wasn’t sure how long I would stay anyway. They refunded me for two nights, and I paid the first one.I quickly checked Booking.com, found a new hostel, and moved out right away. Much better.🙏🏽🤗    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    Longset Beach, Koh Rong.🌴

    May 21, 2025 in Cambodia ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

    Four days filled with layers of sunscreen, endless beach walks, minimal clothing, salt on the skin, sand under my feet (rather on the whole body,) slurping fruity smoothies, delicious food, a mix of music, podcasts, yoga, meditation and sunshine on my face and in my heart.🧘🏻‍♀️💛🙏🏽🥥🌴🥭

    Because of the rainy season, there aren’t many tourists. Even though it rains every day, sometimes just for a few minutes, sometimes for one or two hours, it's much more comfortable and peaceful when it's not overcrowded. And when it rains, you can still walk on the beach. You will get wet in a different way, it‘s still quite nice.😆    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler
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    Koh Rong - Don Det, Laos. 🇱🇦

    May 24, 2025 in Laos ⋅ ☁️ 28 °C

    I decided that my next destination is Laos.🇱🇦🤩
    @Chiara, this decision was definitely inspired by your amazing posts. Thank you so much.🙏🏽🥰

    I had two options to get to Laos: Either take a flight or go by bus from Phnom Penh. I chose the bus, because after comparing prices and travel times, I realized the flight would be much more expensive and I wouldn’t arrive much earlier than by taking the bus, which takes around 12 hours.

    So, today at 4 PM I’m taking the ferry, followed by a bus back to the capital. The ferry ride takes about an hour, then it's another 4 hours by bus. Instead of spending my morning relaxing on the beach as planned, I did laundry, it was raining from the moment I got up.🥹

    I actually wanted to use that time to plan my Laos trip, but unfortunately my phone battery was low. Ever since my rainyday on bike in Siem Reap, my phone hasn't been charging properly. Every time I plug it in, it shows a warning: “Water in the charger.” I thought it would dry out after a few days, but unfortunately, that wasn’t the case.🙄 We’re expected to arrive in Phnom Penh around 8:15 PM tonight – so I’ll head straight to an iPhone doctor.

    Luckily, I met Alex from France on the bus. He’s already been to Laos and gave me lots of helpful tips on places to stay and things I shouldn't miss.🙏🏽🇱🇦

    The ferry was delayed, so we arrived in Phnom Penh at 9:30 PM. Besides visiting the iPhone doctor, I also needed to find some food for my travel day tomorrow, because I will leave tomorrow morning at 5:30 am. I walked, actually, ran around the neighborhood looking for an open store, but everything was closed. Almost an hour has passed and as I was walking back to my hostel, I stumbled upon paradise: a big shop with all kinds of fruits and vegetables.😂 So I grabbed a colorful mix of all the fruits and vegetables I carry.

    The next morning, I walked to the bus station, grabbed a coffee along the way, and my journey to Laos officially began. To my surprise, they even served breakfast and lunch on the bus (I skipped rice for breakfast, but lunch, also rice, was quite nice🤭)

    A local guide named „Na Send“ sat next to me. (I just remember the name because he added me on LinkedIn😄) We had a long conversation about culture, religion, education, family life, and work. It was super interesting to compare our countries. He told me that a typical income is around $300 a month, and a regular (not fancy) apartment might cost about $30. We also talked about food, and he mentioned his favorite fruit – the “palm fruit” – which I had never heard of or tried before.
    After three hours, „Na Send“ got off at his stop and said goodbye. But just two minutes later, he got back on the bus holding a big plastic bag, full of palm fruits as a gift for me to try.🥹🍈 It was so kind, such a lovely surprise, and I really appreciated it.🙏🏽🫶🏽

    Something strange happened at the border: everyone had to pay $40 for the visa – except me, even If I also needed and receive the visa. That was lucky, because earlier on the bus I’d spoken with a girl from France who warned me that you can't pay the taxes by card. Besides a mess in my wallet with money from all the countries that i visited, I only had 12 dollars left. That’ll somehow work out, I thought to myself, and as you can see, the problem then resolved itself.😂💸

    We finally arrived by sunset on the Island Don Det in Laos, and spent the evening in a restaurant with two Girls, from Germany and France, who I met in the bus.🍱

    PS: I feel rich, but it’s just about 75 dollars, the maximum I could withdraw from the ATM.🤑    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    Don Det Island. 🧘🏻‍♀️

    May 25, 2025 in Laos ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

    Laos is often called the “old Thailand” because it isn’t very touristy, similar to how Thailand used to be many years ago. Of course, Laos is also developing, and also one of the reasons I chose it as my next destination was because I wanted to experience the calm and quiet Laos before it becomes crowded and over-touristic like Thailand is today.☺️🇹🇭 Right now, it’s also the rainy season in Laos, which means there are fewer tourists than usual. Here on Don Det, there are maybe around 20 tourists in total, which is really nice. The island stays peaceful and is the perfect place to relax and slow down.

    Today I spent the day with Lara from Germany. She usually sleeps until 9:30 AM😂, so we met for breakfast at 10:00. I got up at 8AM, had my first coffee, and took a little walk around the village.🌞

    Later, we rented bicycles and explored the island together, riding through the beautiful landscape, stopping at a waterfall, and enjoying a viewpoint overlooking the famous Mekong River.
    Around 4 PM we returned to the village and spent the evening talking, all the way until midnight. It was a really nice and relaxing day.☕️    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler
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    Don Det - Pakxe. 🌈

    May 26, 2025 in Laos ⋅ ☁️ 32 °C

    On the second day, we met again for breakfast and spent the afternoon in a cozy café where we ate, drank, and talked. Lara tried a local specialty dessert, „banana sticky rice“ while I went for something more Western (my last Western food was over a month ago🤪). I had a vegetarian burger, which I really enjoyed.🍔
    Even though Don Det is a comfortable and beautiful place, two days were enough for me. So I took the ferry back to the mainland and then spent three more hours on the bus to „Pakse“. Lara decided to stay three more days - she's a bit more into the lazy and chill island vibe than I am. 😄 For me, staying longer would probably have been a bit boring.🤭

    Now I'm really excited about Pakxe, because I'lI spend just one night in a hostel before starting something new: I'II leave my big backpack at a shop and rent a motorbike for the Bolaven Loop - a three-day adventure through the mountains by motorbike.
    I don't know yet where l'II sleep each night, but the route includes viewpoints, waterfalls, hiking spots, coffee plantations, and local villages.🤩 That also means I have to pack everything I’ll need, that I really need😅, for the next three days into my small backpack.🙉
    Let's see how that goes.😵‍💫😅🎒    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    Bolaven - Plateau, day 1. 🌧️

    May 27, 2025 in Laos ⋅ ☁️ 27 °C

    It It was already 8 pm when I arrived in Pakse. I checked in and had a watermelon juice while searching for tips and all kinds of information about the upcoming three-day trip into the mountains. A few minutes later, Fabien from France started talking to me and joined me.

    I found a place that was recommended for renting a scooter and also felt confident leaving my big backpack and all my valuables there (which basically means my passport – I don’t really carry anything else valuable 😅).
    I got up at 6 am because I didn’t want to waste any time.

    Fabien was also interested in renting a motorbike, but only for one day. So we walked together to the rental place. (By the way, every tourist I’ve met so far is French – except the German girl I met on the island. 🇫🇷)

    The owner of the scooter shop was also French. He gave me lots of helpful information about the trip: must-see spots, recommended plantations and places to stay overnight. Fabien actually changed his mind after hearing about my route and all the recommendations. He thought it sounded much more interesting than just spending a day in the mountains, so he asked if he could join me.🤷🏻‍♀️

    We started the trip and soon came across a massive waterfall. After that, we visited a coffee plantation – which was right up about my interests, and it was totally worth it. Unexpectedly, I even tried an insect, red ants.🐜
    They actually tasted like lemongrass. 😵‍💫😂🌱
    We tasted different kinds of coffee and I ended up having a cup of my favorite one, even the strongest one: Robusta. ☕️😍

    A few kilometers later, we stopped at a place that was the starting point for a hike to another waterfall. We started walking. About 30 minutes in, it suddenly began to pour.
    We took it with humor, didn’t want to turn around, and just put on our rain jackets. We walked about 40 more minutes until we finally reached the waterfall.🌧️

    The way back felt much longer, everything was soaked, uncomfortable, and the sun had already set. We walked quickly. Driving was dangerous at that point, the roots were slippery and it was already dark. 🌚
    So we stopped at the first accommodation we found and asked for a room. But everything was fully booked – except one room. So I set some clear rules (no touching or anything else 🚫✋🏾😂) and we shared the room, well, actually also the bed. But honestly, it didn’t matter. We were both just super happy to have found a place to sleep, even if it was just a mattress.😆🙈 Fortunately, there was at least a small shower, though I’m not sure if I was actually cleaner before or after using it.🫢 We just had dinner, chatted with some other tourists, and went to bed, but couldn’t really sleep because it was so hot. It was the first night in a long time without a fan or air conditioning.🥵    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    Bolaven - Plateau, day 2. 🛵

    May 28, 2025 in Laos

    The second day started at 6 am. Luckily, the weather wasn’t good, but it wasn’t bad either, just cloudy. We spent some time in local villages, visited another waterfall, played with kids and then took a break at 1971 Café, which was conveniently located along our route.

    I had really been looking forward to stopping there, since I’d heard it was a great place, known for its peaceful vibe, a beautiful mix of traditional and modern architecture, and its own special charm.
    The café has an open, airy layout with lots of wood details and vintage touches, creating a cozy atmosphere that’s perfect for a relaxed break.
    And of course, the coffee was amazing — strong, rich, and freshly brewed. ☺️☕️

    Our break ended up lasting much longer than planned, because it started raining again, for at least two hours.
    Afterwards, we left the café and drove to our accommodation. Unfortunately, we got soaked again — and the worst part was that our clothes didn‘t dry overnight. On the contrary, they felt even wetter the next morning because of the high humidity.🙈😅🥵    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler
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    Bolaven - Plateau, day 3. 🌞

    May 29, 2025 in Laos ⋅ ☁️ 25 °C

    Day three started again at 6 a.m., and luckily, the weather was beautiful. We stepped into our wet shoes, wore damp clothes as well, and started the day on the scooter. Thanks to the sun, our clothes slowly began to dry — but let’s not talk about the shoes.😅

    We skipped a planned hike because the shoes were still so wet and uncomfortable that we would’ve ended up with blisters. Instead, we visited a few more waterfalls and just rode through the stunning valley.😍
    I can’t even describe the feeling of being on the scooter, riding through all that massive, beautiful greenery.
    It was pure freedom, nature all around, sun on our faces, and nothing but the road ahead.🤩🌞🛵

    Because we skipped the hike, we returned to the village earlier than planned, around 4 pm. The man from the scooter shop also sold bus tickets, so I quickly decided to take the night bus to Vientiane in a few hours.

    He also kindly offered me a shower, and afterwards, Fabien and I wrapped up our time together with a beer at a rooftop bar in the village.🍻 At 7 pm my bus was already leaving.🚌😴

    (To be honest, Fabien didn’t bother me at all, but these past few days were enough, and now I’m really looking forward to spending the next days (hopefully) by myself.
    That’s also why I didn’t book another hostel, because in hostels, you’ll always end up meeting other solo travelers.😅    Read more

  • Janine De PizzolCambodia / Laos / Bali 2025Traveler

    Pakse - Vientiane. 🚌

    May 29, 2025 in Laos ⋅ ☁️ 28 °C

    After the beer, I took the night bus, a journey about 12 hours to the capital, Vientiane.🚌
    It was a sleeper bus, but quite different from what I expected. I didn’t book the ticket online like I usually do. Instead, I asked the guy from the scooter shop to reserve a place for me because I didn’t have connection at that time, and he also happened to sell bus tickets.

    When I arrived at the bus, the driver showed me my place. I had a bed number, which was new to me compared to my experiences in other countries. The bed was only about 90 cm wide, which wasn’t a big issue, but then I noticed it had two numbers. I lay down, a bit confused, trying to figure it out.🤔

    Suddenly, a local man arrived, said something I didn’t understand, and before I could react, he started climbing over me, because his spot was by the window. And then he just lay down next to me. For the first moment I was shocked.😂 🙉 He even started eating his rice right there, and after finishing, he turned onto his right side and went to sleep. I lay there on my back, tense, trying to relax and process the situation. I kept thinking about what I should do, because I couldn’t turn to the left or the right, both sides would’ve been uncomfortable and honestly quite awkward.😵‍💫🤭
    Otherwise so conservative, but sharing a bed with a stranger woman isn’t a problem?😂👀
    Even though I normally can’t sleep on my back, I spent a few hours just lying there and trying to close my eyes. I couldn’t really sleep, so I started writing these notes instead.😋

    After a few hours, the bus stopped, the man got off, and a woman lay down next to me. I felt a bit more comfortable🤭, but still not enough to sleep properly.
    We arrived in Vientiane at around 8 am, afterwards I went by scooter-taxi to the hotel.🛵    Read more

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