Travel from Vietnam to Thailand, experiencing the contrasts between three of the regions most fascinating countries. Have expert advice on hand the whole way with an experienced local leader to help you get the best out of your time in Vietnam & Cambodia, like Channa: Get familiar with Khmer cuisine - here’s a sample of what’s in store for your tastebuds: Need we say more? As well as a guided tour, you’ll also have a pass to cover your whole time in Siem Reap so you can explore this incredible temple complex as much and as often as you like.ĭiscover Kampong Luong and the countryside around Battambang with a visit to a floating village and a bike ride around farms and cottage industries. Spend a day in Hue, touring the city's sights on a motorbike, cruising down Perfume River and eating lunch at a serene nunneryĪngkor Wat. Get to know local families, participate in their activities and enjoy a homestyle meal.Ĭruise the sea of the limestone karst studded Halong Bay Something like that.This combination trip includes our most popular itinerary in Cambodia along with one of our favourite new itineraries.Įxperience local life during homestays in Da Bac and the Mekong Delta. So I had been trying to settle on a resolution.Īnd boy-howdy, don't you know, Gillian Welch has turned it into a song. (Or I've turned her song into a resolution. I just need to keep believing in myself - and reminding myself that I can get through it. I will probably always feel things deeply.īut I know this is who I am, and I don't really mind. I know that I'll probably always struggle to sort through all the feelings I have. And so I found this new hope - a hope and conviction that I would start believing in myself again. Without really having a clear idea of where exactly I want this year to take me, I began to feel hopeful again. I felt a new energy rise inside of me at the beginning of the year. I was itching to start fresh and release myself from the past year. And I was itching for a new year to start. I love that feeling of anticipation for the new year - for new starts and renewed energy and passion for the things that are important. I've been trying to settle on a resolution for a month now.
and, sometimes I do email back straight away. I forgive myself - not because I should, but - because this is the way I love myself** I forgive myself because I know that I am trying my best. I forgive myself for not emailing back straight away, for my occasional almond croissant dinner, for my flakiness, for my sadness, for my impatience and for my hesitation. Sometimes, I'm too impatient to get to where I want to be, that I don't realise I've already taken some pretty great steps in that direction. And it can be even easier to dwell on those things, instead of patting ourselves on the back for all the great things we've done and all the good choices we've made. It can be so easy to focus on the things that we haven't done or the mistakes we've made. I should probably stop doing this to myself. "I should have gotten over my grief by now." "I should have sorted out my life by now."
"I should be a better friend/relative/person in general." "I should write amazingly authentic and inspiring blog posts." "I shouldn't have had an almond croissant for dinner." Lately, I've been should-ing all over myself. I felt that I should have been ready, but I wasn't. I felt that I should have been excited, but I wasn't. I felt so completely not confident in myself or my ideas and so I didn't go. I had the opportunity to do an amazing course that I should have been so psyched to do.
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