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How much money (in USD) do I need to spend 3 months backpacking Thailand, Cambodia and Laos on a budget?

I would like to do some extensive scuba diving and understand I will need lots of $$ for that. Hostel/Guesthouse living is fine for me.

You could make a rough estimate by referring to your Lonely Planet-type guidebooks, which you've surely purchased or checked out at the library, which list various accommodations by quality and price, so you have some idea. Likely they'll even give you prices for activities such as scuba diving, and list specific companies. Then you'll have your budget and can decide if three months is even doable. And if once you get out there, you'll be sure to bring a credit card for emergencies, and if you find you've gone over budget you can bail out and go home.

"Down to the Southern tip of Laos" Andyestherblog's photos around Pakse, Lao Peoples Dem Rep


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living in vientiane, laos...?

i wanna visit and stay in laos for 2 months but I only have $300 to spend on food/drink/entertainment. do you think it can last the whole 2 months there? flights and hotels are sperate..

You could end up being my paying guest.

"Musical Hotels" Koppers's photos around Vientiane, Lao Peoples Dem Rep


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laos for the world cup anyone?

they may never have been in the world cup or have no stadiums or decent transpot or hotels but its a chance to 'develop' laos or what about iraq or the congo

OOOH!

Bring it to the democratic republic of congoooo!!!!

Tay Ninh Identite Travel, Voyage au Vietnam, Laos, Cambodge, Excursions au Mekong, Hotels au Vietnam, Voyage en Indochine


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travel hair?

I'm going to south east asia (thailand. cambodia and laos) and don';t know what to do with my hair. Its quite long and cause i'm on a budget and backpacking I can't spend alot of money gettiong it braided.
What should I do with my hair, as I'll often be in dodgy hostels or treking.
Any other travelk advise for women would be great

This is what I always do with my har - it's super easy, you can style wet or dry and it looks great:

Take the top front piece of hair (your bangs or where bangs would be) and pin it back on top in a mini pompadour by pushing it foward a bit and pinning with two bobby pins, crossed. Pull the rest of your hair back in a semi-high, messy bun and pull it a little so it kinda sticks out. Done!

Take clothes that don't wrinkle easily and leave some empty room in your suitcase/backpack for anything you may want to bring back with you.

Have fun!!!!

Vientiane, Lao Peoples Dem Rep and surroundings traveler photos - TripAdvisor TripWow


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