48 Week Update

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48 Weeks - 5th November

Well our 48th week brought us back to the UK a few days ago, and this is the last 8-week review of where we have been during that time in Cambodia, Laos and Northern Thailand –

Cambodia
Kampot
Kratie


Laos
Don Det
Pakse
Bolaven Plateau
Vientiane
Vang Vieng
Phonsovan
Luang Prabang
Pak Beng

N Thailand
Chiang Rai
Chiang Mai
Pai
Sukhothai
Kanchanaburi
Bangkok

And so it all ends, 48 weeks of touring India, Nepal and SE Asia has flown in to be honest, I’d love to do it all again (perhaps after a rest though!). 
I will do a full review once recovered a bit of the whole experience and upload that when I can.

Now we need to think of a plan on what to do next… watch this space!

 x 💗

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