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8-day
Temples Trunks and Hilltribes
Trek
through the hills of Northern Thailand to meet
the colourful minority groups who call this region
home. Stay with local families in village houses
to see how the hilltribe folk live and to learn
more about their interesting ways of life. Raft
down rivers and ride elephants through the jungle
before trying your hand at training, bathing and
riding elephants yourself. The
area around Chiang Mai has a lot to offer so if
you’re keen to rub shoulders with Buddhist
monks in elaborate temples, hang out with some
hilltribes or get down and dirty with Dumbo then
this could be the trip for you.
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8-day
Ancient Angkor Adventure
Open
your eyes with a visit to a Cambodian orphanage
whilst learning about how this wonderful nation
and its' people are picking up the pieces after
the Khmer Rouges’ horrific reign of terror
in the country during the late ‘70’s.
You will then get to follow in the footsteps of
Angelina Jolie in ‘Tomb Raider’ by
exploring the magnificent temples of Angkor –
one of the most impressive wonders of the ancient
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8-day
Good Morning Vietnam!
Wander
through the fascinating backstreets of the Old
Quarter in Hanoi before hanging out with some
monkeys at a primate rehabilitation centre in
the lush tropical jungle of Cuc Phuong National
Park. You’ll then get to wind down on a
traditional wooden ‘junk’ boat whilst
cruising on emerald waters and past the endless
number of islands that are scattered throughout
the World Heritage listed site of Halong Bay.
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8-day
Life’s a Beach in Southern Thailand
Chill
out on a beach to soak up some sun in Phuket by
day and be blinded by the lights of the clubs
and pubs there once the sun has set. Snorkel,
swim and sunbathe on ‘The Beach’ made
famous by Leonardo di Caprio in the movie of the
same name whilst on Phi Phi Island before sea
kayaking around the limestone karsts of incredible
Krabi. Southern Thailand is the perfect place
to relax after your end of year exams and one
that will completely gobsmack you with its’
beauty.
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8-day
Go Bananas in Borneo
Venture
into the deepest, darkest jungles of Borneo in
search of wildlife such as orang-utan, pygmy elephants
and the peculiar looking Proboscis monkey. Marvel
at carnivorous plants and learn about the head-hunters
who once called Borneo home. It is a very special
place and one that is as rich in culture as it
is in natural wonders. See if you can spot any
similarities between your friends and the orang-utans
at the Sepilok Orang-utan Rehabilitation Centre
before paying your respects to the hundreds of
Aussie diggers who lost their lives during the
‘Death March’ from Sandakan during
World War II.
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7-day
Full Moon Party Add-on
Be
there or be square! Koh Phangnan is the place
to party in Southern Thailand and is where all
the schoolies doing their Asian invasions will
be headed to celebrate the end of their schooling
years. After a couple of days kicking back on
the beach in Koh Samui you will be transferred
to the neighbouring island of Koh Phangnan for
the Full Moon Party. With the full moon as a backdrop,
you and hundreds of other revellers from all over
the globe will get to dance yourselves into a
frenzy on white sandy beaches as international
DJ’s fill the night sky with everything
from thumping techno and trance to the sweet sounds
of reggae. Fire twirlers, jugglers and other merry
folk will wander the crowds to entertain the party
goers until the full moon sets and the sun returns
to signal the start of yet another day in paradise.
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4-day
Bonkers in Bangers Add-on
Bangkok
is a big, exciting city and a great place to burn
the last of your ‘Baht’ before returning
to Australia. Marvel at the Grand Palace glistening
in the midday sun, race tuk-tuks through the infamous
Bangkok traffic and pick up some souvenirs or
gifts for your family at the Chatuchak Weekend
Market – one of the largest and most famous
markets in the world. Going bonkers in Bangers
is the perfect way to end your schoolies celebrations
before embarking on your next journey in life. |
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