Bamboo Island

One of the tours on the Phi Phi islands led us to this little wonder...

The new security measures...

Phi Phi Islands

Before entering the Port of Ko Phi Phi i tasted a tropical downpour.
This was the first image i saw of the islands.

It's hard to imagine the chaos that must have been watching the tsunami coming through this area. One of the waves came at it this way (Lohdalum Bay, Natural Disaster, 2004).

Lohdalum Bay with high tide...

...and with low tide.

With nothing to do, without major concerns, how good it is staring at the sunset and think how life is wonderful if you know how to live it :)

My friend enjoying the last minutes of a relaxing day :)

A Little bit of LAOS

Just to feel the air and see the color of the land i put my feet on Laos and the feeling was good :)

Some kids watching the drawings of my friend.

Ta Prohm

This was the temple that I liked most in Angkor, it's difficult not to like. It's amazing how the trees hug the ruins that remain.

Some directors have used these scenarios to give life to some movies. Tomb Raider is the best known.

2 Nights in Siam Reap...

It was a childhood dream, and when I was in Thailand I thought: why not!!! And crossed the Cambodia border to visit the temples of Angkor. It was just amazing to know Siam Reap and stay in a modest guesthouse.

Angkor Wat was the first temple I visited and I was delighted.

Travelling without worries.
A country with many happy faces.

Wat Rong Khun

Near Chiang Rai (Northern Thailand) I visited the most beautiful temple in all of Thailand (at least for me). The white temple known as Wat Rong Khun.

At the entrance was a sort of lake with many hands, I came to know that symbolized the hell.

Karen Long Neck Hilltribe

In northern Thailand I visited this tribe who came from Burma. They have the custom of wearing rings around the neck and other parts of the body. The reason most listened explains that this custom prevented the attacks of tigers, but today, this custom continues to be practiced only because of tourism.

Their houses...

...and its little inhabitants.