We never thought this day would come. After all our crazy absurd adventures and experiences, we are actually down to our last few hours in Southeast Asia. Its hard to even grasp all that we have been through. From the amazing bonds with the many locals we’ve established, to the sights of Angkor Wat and everything in between, we have created lifelong lasting memories and friendships. Our time in Vietnam… Read More

After a 10-15 minute tuk tuk ride from our hostel in Phnom Penh we arrived at the Killing Fields, a memorial dedicated to the over one million people killed during the Cambodian genocide. The genocide lasted from 1975-1979, killing 2 million people, a quarter of Cambodia’s population. On April 17th 1975, the Khmer Rouge army overthrew the Lon Nol government. They took control over Phnom Penh, forcing everyone to abandon… Read More

Sawatdee from Chiang Mai, Thailand. After a seemingly endless flight we finally made it! Its only been a day since we’ve arrived but we’ve learned more in 24 hours than we could in one week of high school. Everything from intricate architecture to flavorful food is a fun new discovery. Challenges have been popping up here and there, especially communication but we are embracing them and facing them head on.… Read More