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Connecting young indigenous people to their community to help to create a sense of self efficiency and self esteem
Travellers give their time to build desks & repair a school: a different kind of holidayMore Positive Footprints
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Yes! It's still possible to find the 'real' Asia... the one before plastic consumerism, rampant economic growth and western food on every street corner. Be sure to say a cheery 'Sabaidee!' to the happiest people in South East Asia.
Staying ON the beaten track is a good idea in this laid back Asian Country. Find out why...
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Pass quiet village ports & rugged gorges on the Mekong to Luang Prabang, then high into the mountains between Kasi and Vang Vieng: one of the best laos samplers for travellers with a relatively short time-span.
On this roughly 650km journey you'll climb into the coffee-growing districts of the Bolaven Plateau, see waterfalls, and visit villages little-changed since the Ho Chi Minh Trail passed.
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