Laos: After our horrific stay in Chiang kong we got a bus to the Laos boarder control and then to the slow boat to begin our journey. After the first day of boring travelling on this weird long boat we arrived in Pakbeng, the strangest little village we have ever seen. Just a few buildings on the bank of the river. When the boat pulled in all the Pakbeng people ran to greet us and offered to help us with our bags. However, we had been warned some may try and run...

Chiang Mai: On Saturday 23rd we travelled from Bangkok to Chiang Mai on a very comfortable overnight train. After arriving on the 24th we checked into a nice guesthouse and took a tuk tuk to Tiger Kingdom. The tigers looked really sedated and drugged up, they were all lying about on the floor looking like they were dead and it was really sad. We felt bad being typical tourists taking lots of photos, however, this did not stop us paying to have our photos taken o...

Bangkok: After landing in Bangkok on the 23rd August we went straight to the hospital to try and get Ellie's knee sorted. The doctor did not have a clue what he was doing. Ellie had to explain to him how he needed to drain the liquid from her knee. He tried to do this without anaesthetic but she insisted he gave her it. He then begun the draining before the anaesthetic had kicked in which resulted in Ellie screaming in pain, having to be held down by the nurse a...

Phuket: On the 20th we got a boat across to Phuket. We found a good hostel near the main party strip with Jack, Ethan and Dan. After dinner at the the hostel we hit the strip,with the first stop being a mesmerising bar with so many lights and also so many pole dancers. We were literally taken a back by how extravagant some of the bars were, with huge tigers and lights on the outside. We didn't think it would be this good. The pole dancers were amazing, but most ...

Koh Phi Phi: On the morning of the 15th we arrived in Koh Phi Phi. When we got off the boat in koh phi phi we booked our accommodation and a man came to greet us with a 'taxi', AKA a Thai man pushing a wheel barrow with our bags in it. There are no cars on phi phi, just loads of annoying push bikes which run you over. We were reunited with the boys we had travelled to Koh Tao with from the full moon party. We went for dinner with them and then headed to the bea...