Laos is a land of rivers. As we continue our travels in Laos we took a three-day river journey down two major rivers in the country: the Nam Ou and Mekong.
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Our Journey is a 424-day, around-the-world trip to raise geography education awareness. We plan to visit six continents and approximately 50 countries. During the expedition, we will be taking approximately 12 hikes or "treks" to some of the most remote and unspoiled places in the world. Travel will be by ground (boat, train, bus), where possible, to experience the world more closely and minimize our carbon footprint. |
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Our Mission is to bring geography to life and instill a greater curiosity about the world - its people, culture and our fragile planet - in as many young people as possible. By following this journey, kids can increase their understanding of geography and develop an appreciation for the cultural and natural significance of places in the world. |
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Our Goal is to engage students by providing geography education modules: sixty (60) four-page weekly overviews (that correspond to where we will be) that use the framework of the Geography Standards of 1994 developed by the US National Council for Geographic Education. We plan to send out weekly supplemental emails with our impressions during our journey, as well as images and video from the road. Our materials are totally FREE to educators, kids and parents. |
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Teachers and Administrators - To sign-up your classroom/school, click Educators |
Friends (Non-Educators) - To sign-up and follow our trip personally, click Friends |

Laos is a land of rivers. As we continue our travels in Laos we took a three-day river journey down two major rivers in the country: the Nam Ou and Mekong.
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We are spending more time in Laos than any other during our five weeks in Southeast Asia. This is a remote area and by taking it slow we are hoping for “off the beaten path” cultural experiences. What we found was amazing!
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While in Southeast Asia we have been traveling primarily by train. In fact, we have covered over 1,700 miles by rail since leaving Singapore. Thai trains are great for covering large distances in a relatively painless way.
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One of our biggest challenges on this trip is finding Internet. Through experimentation, we have been using local country SIM cards to help us stay connected. Read more to learn about how successful we have been to date.
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Courtesy of List25.com, this is a list of 25 things that may surprise you about certain countries in the world. View the list yourself by reading the story.
Continue Reading »Here are some of the Panoramic pictures that we have taken with our Sony DSC-HX9V. You can click on the photos to download the full-sized image.
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