This is a traveler's story told in a clear-cut sense, sharing anecdotes on the road and how to take a DIY trip on a tight budget.
Saigon and Angkor are
two of Southeast Asia’s most interesting travel destinations that often
overlooked by many who seek comfort in traveling.
They exude tranquility
and has atmosphere that strides back in a different time. They still resonate memories
of an old world. Both have surroundings that are not yet entirely consumed by
modernity. Perfect destinations indeed for people who are not only soul
searching but also looking for a unique nature tripping abroad.
Saigon and Angkor are
perfect diversions from a chaotic city where everyone seems racing with time. The
atmosphere is remarkably relaxing with no worries of being squashed in the
horde of people in the street, waiting for bus or taxi.
Spending the first week
of another year at these places provided me with the kind of peace of mind I
needed. For five days, I was drifting far away from the torment in the
workplace and able to sort out things. I came home with a rejuvenated
self-esteem.
It was not the grandest tour of my life
nor a completely comfortable getaway but I learned massively from the
experience, from discovering the loveliness of Saigon to interacting with the
locals that speak a different language.
I also discovered the pleasure of
trekking the jungle and the unique feeling of relief it offered to tired body
and soul. The experience had also given me a
chance to explore the misjudged territories in Southeast Asia. The
underestimated, lesser known destinations that many travelers considered as
unlikely choices for a holiday break turned out to be the perfect breathers for
a wounded soul.
Others might have
reservations in the rationality of a DIY trip due to the possible
inconveniences. But a DIY trip is something that everyone should never be
afraid of. It imparts so many learnings as you submerge yourself into the
unknown.
It boosts wisdom and
teaches someone to become tough and more independent. It develops
self-confidence and unveil the unique courage that someone possesses when
facing danger and discomfort. Risk is always part of
the journey but only those who dare to take risks that see the priceless reward
of a free and satisfying life.
This evocative traveler’s
tale is rich in vivid details and anecdotes on the road exploring Saigon and
Angkor without a guide. The discomfort, inconveniences, lessons, discoveries,
joy, relief and humor.
This book offers plenty of information
and tips how to visit Saigon and Angkor without a tour guide and still enjoy
the trip. You will learn from my story why you should visit Saigon and Angkor even
once in your lifetime.
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