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The End of the World Is Near – Ushuaia/Patagonia

By Wayne Ng

This final leg of this travel is the most bizarre. Bizarre in that we’ve gone from the heat of Asia…

By Wayne Ng

After five months, the final leg of this travel starts in Buenos Aires with a 36 hour sprint spread over…

By Wayne Ng

Jan 11-15, 2010 For most of the past four months, Trish was often the only white folk around. And I…

By Wayne Ng

The overnight VIP bus from Chiang Mai to Bangkok is anything but VIP. We see passengers on other buses passing…

By Wayne Ng

Dec 28-Jan 3, 2010 Yet another lame jungle ‘elephant trek.’ These elephants spend most of their time foraging for grass…

By Wayne Ng

For those Laos purists who are scoffing at us for barely having left Luang Prabang, let us reassure you we…

By Wayne Ng

For backpacking adventure types, Laos is the holy grail. Within that you have Luang Prabang, the UNESCO-ed historic capital of…

By Wayne Ng

We expect Siem Reap to be a bigger dump than Phnom Penh. Again Cambodia surpises us. It’s buffed clean and…

By Wayne Ng

Phnom Penh, Cambodia – Dec 12-15, 2009 First impressions of Phnom Penh aren’t great. We arrive at night, our hotel…

By Wayne Ng

The Mekong Delta (incl Saigon and Phu Quoc Island) Dec 3-12, 2009 We land in Saigon having been pre-warned it’s…