I don't know how it is where Aaron is, but getting a passport is hell in some places. I had to make an appointment a year and a half in advance to get mine.
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Then do it, its a big world out there man. The reason I said thailand is because it is probably the most western of the the south east asian countries. Cambodia, laos and nam have more to offer but Thailand is kinda bit of everything the region has to offer. You could do a month between the 4 countries for $800 max (exc flights). I did 3 months for $2000.
I am aware that my saying this is a bit redundant. But really think about doing it.
Its only 12 hours away.
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Then do it, its a big world out there man. The reason I said thailand is because it is probably the most western of the the south east asian countries. Cambodia, laos and nam have more to offer but Thailand is kinda bit of everything the region has to offer. You could do a month between the 4 countries for $800 max (exc flights). I did 3 months for $2000.
I am aware that my saying this is a bit redundant. But really think about doing it.
Its only 12 hours away.
It's not redundant, travel is an amazing experience. The encouragement is much appreciated.
Then do it, its a big world out there man. The reason I said thailand is because it is probably the most western of the the south east asian countries. Cambodia, laos and nam have more to offer but Thailand is kinda bit of everything the region has to offer. You could do a month between the 4 countries for $800 max (exc flights). I did 3 months for $2000.
I am aware that my saying this is a bit redundant. But really think about doing it.
Its only 12 hours away.
I meant to the extent of - I can say it all I want but if your mind isn't open to doing it then its redundant.
Have a look up on what the area has to offer. Elephant rides, rainforest treks, temples, meditation courses, desert islands. Its all easy to find, cheap and the area is geared towards sending the travellers to where they want to be. The thing that suprised me the most, in a good way, is that not many young people travel over there its mostly 26-35 yr olds - I was always the young one & if it is of importance to you - not many Americans go that way. The few I met said that most young americans now head to south/central america.
Have a look up on what the area has to offer. Elephant rides, rainforest treks, temples, meditation courses, desert islands. Its all easy to find, cheap and the area is geared towards sending the travellers to where they want to be. The thing that suprised me the most, in a good way, is that not many young people travel over there its mostly 26-35 yr olds - I was always the young one & if it is of importance to you - not many Americans go that way. The few I met said that most young americans now head to south/central america.
I have one fear of travelling: that I wouldn't know what to do when I get there. Too many things in a short space of time 
Not that that's preventing me.
Not that that's preventing me.
Im fucking glad that kicked in, because I could have easily wasted it. Some of the best times i had were finding some tiny cafe in the back streets of cities that didnt have english menus. The locals fucking love it too.
That sounds amazing. I think local food is probably the one thing people miss out on when they travel. Even traveling through the states, you can get so much good local food or if you're in a major city some melted version of a foreign dish. It's amazing what people miss out on by simply not trying new things.
If you are serious about going then I will pm you about it because I got into a situation with cambodian army when i went between thailand and cambodia 
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Thailand to laos
Thailand to Burma
Laos to vietnam
Laos to cambodia
Cambodia to vietnam
Thailand to Cambodia - but I can explain what happened to me if you need.
Its hard to explain unless you are there and can see it, but the whole region is heavily geared towards tourism (not in a bad way). The whole aim is really to make life for tourists as easy as possible as we are the main economic income. The upshot of that is that there are loads of companies that offer buses between cities and countries.
I did all of my trips on night transport as it was cheaper (a night not in a hotel) and time efficient - for when it was more than 6 hours. Most of the cities are within 4 hours and they stop often to give you a break. You can fly for little money too.
.Thailand to laos
Thailand to Burma
Laos to vietnam
Laos to cambodia
Cambodia to vietnam
Thailand to Cambodia
- but I can explain what happened to me if you need. Its hard to explain unless you are there and can see it, but the whole region is heavily geared towards tourism (not in a bad way). The whole aim is really to make life for tourists as easy as possible as we are the main economic income. The upshot of that is that there are loads of companies that offer buses between cities and countries.
I did all of my trips on night transport as it was cheaper (a night not in a hotel) and time efficient - for when it was more than 6 hours. Most of the cities are within 4 hours and they stop often to give you a break. You can fly for little money too.