We are group of four young people from Canada. We are planning an adventure trip to Laos and Cambodia but we get trouble with where should we go?. We are love wild places and not touristy places. Any suggestions for us? Thanks a lot!
Mondol Kiri, Cambodia is an ideal place for an adventure trip. It is covered with thick forests, spectacular mountains and magnificent waterfalls. In particular, Krong Saen Monourom is still unspoiled and brings many strange experiences. You will learn more about regional cultures and the diversity of languages.
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You can spend 2 weeks in Cambodia and 1 week in 라오스 to travel around. Cruise in Phnom Penh is one of the wonderful experiences in Cambodia.
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When you arrive in Cambodia, you can visit Siem Reap (Culture, History, and Temples), Ratanakiri ProvinceMondol Kiri (wild places you love to see), Battambang (A tranquil city plenty of historic architectures - French colonial buildings) KampotKepKoh Kong (Ecotourist sites), Koh Rong Sanloem (Beautiful beach).
I think I cover most of your needs :-) Enjoy your trips...!
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Trekking, climbing and hiking are the best activities for young people who want to enjoy adventure trips. Elephant trekking is very famous in Luang Brabang Elephants camp
If you don't want crowed place in Laos and Cambodia, you should visit there in April when they have less tourists and cheap price as well. You can refer an itinerary Chiang Mai - Pak Beng - Luang Prabang- Vientiane- Phnom Penh - Kampong Cham Province- Angkor Wat - Siem Reap
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I haven't been to Laos, but I have been to Cambodia and can say that Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom, though "touristy," are absolutely worth seeing. Sihanoukville is a low-key beach town that is off the beaten path (for now) but just now being noticed by travellers. It's a great place to unwind for a few days.
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I would suggest that you take the overland trip from Vientiane to Angkor Wat. And take it down through Laos via Savannakhet and Pakse. This is a route which is still not too touristy and you can also stop and relax at 4000 Islands Bar just before the bordet to Cambodia. Also, the town called Phonsavan in north Laos is really interesting and quite off the beaten track.
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