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    Long journeys, Borders and Culture Shocks

    LAOS | Mon, 3 Apr 2017 | By tigerlillytravels | Views [967]

    We boarded the bus and were shown to the top deck and taken to our seats. The seats were pretty huge. They were about a seat and a half of a regular coach seat, if not wider, they reclined to about a 45 degree angle and had a foot rest that came up as ... Read more >

    Tags: border crossings, buses, culture, laos, overnight, shock, sleeper bus, travel, tuk tuks, visas

    Sri Lanka- where are the other tourists?!

    SRI LANKA | Mon, 15 Mar 2010 | By missy_carrie_gee | Views [3807]

    Colombo- the Crazy Capital… I wound up in Sri Lanka after Borneo. Its one of the most interesting places I‘ve been to. Its not wonderful, but its not horrible either. I guess it’s a bit of a roller coaster here, with ups and downs as frequent as the ... Read more >

    Tags: colombo, culture, sri lanka, temples, tuk tuks

     

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    José lights up the streets, he plays for himself but mostly for the turists. He does not live here, but it’s like he belongs to Boca – he arrives in these streets in the morning, very early, he watches the district waking up, and in the evening he leaves it only for few hours. This is his corner, between the square and the inns where he leaves a story at the end of the day, while sharing a glass of wine offered with pleasure by the ones who have enjoyed his music, the whole day. He lives a life in between-not really belonging to Boca, but neither to the distant city of Buenos Aires.: by meghilila, Views[422]
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