Amanda's Guest Book

Posted: 2010-04-09 12:28 PM   
Myself in India . Like to travel places of cultural heritage and also like to see Beautiful spots .
Regards

Posted: 2010-04-08 06:37 AM   
thanks so much for sharing your travel log - and the first pic is VERY promising! :) Hope you'll feel better very soon.
Best regards - Petra

Posted: 2010-04-06 05:04 AM   
Hi Amanda,

I really like to read your travellog. I just love the part of the world that you are right now. I can't wait to see your pictures, especially from the Mekong Delta.

Take care
Rafał

Posted: 2010-04-01 04:26 AM   
There is so much of Asia I must see, it is like a black-hole in on my GLOBOmap. Lucky you seeing the other-side of the world!

Posted: 2010-03-25 05:51 PM   
Hi Amanda,
Happy travels and happy snapping. :) Looking forward to seeing your pics. Take Care.
All the best
Fred.

Posted: 2010-03-17 07:36 PM   
no news here about the gathering. Think we have to ask Andy and Rudi. It would be great to see you all in summer!
Start to enjoy though you're busy! ;-)
Take care - Petra

Posted: 2010-03-16 04:03 PM   
Thanks Amanda for your guestbook entry. Syria is wonderful and I am learning how to survive in Arab countries, but as far is not that bad. btw Myanmar and Laos are great destinations.

Posted: 2010-03-16 03:43 PM   
a new adventure ahead! Have a great time - I am looking forward to your pics! :)
All the best - petra

Posted: 2010-03-16 10:10 AM   
Hi Amanda,

So, you decided to defer going to Myanmar and Laos. I have not been to Myanmar, but I am sure that together with Laos, one could spend almost two weeks in the region to see the highlights properly. I am sure, you will come back to Indochina to see them on a separate occasion.

All the best with the plans for Cambodia and Vietnam. I think it might be possible to get a visa on arrival in both countries - I think each borders give 2 weeks. Although Vietnam did not do that for all nationalities, and you would need a special arrangement made by an accredited travel office.

When I went, a considerably long time ago, Cambodia stamped new visas on both airports - Vientiane and Siem Reap (you needed a photo or two, but there was a photographer on site).

Vietnamese officials demanded that I filled out a medical declaration and wanted 2,000 dong (but they did not give me a receipt - so maybe it was a 'bribe') and it had to be paid in LOCAL currency! Get some, Amanda.

Posted: 2010-03-12 04:18 PM   
for your congratulation. It was a wonderful trip and I realy was able to get in contact with the people who were friendly and hospitable, not to talk about all the beauty I have seen.
So long.
Christl