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BACKPACKING SOUTHEAST ASIA VS CENTRAL AMERICA

2/14/2014

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Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one’s lifetime. – Mark Twain

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Wednesday, February 12, 2014 (DAYS 709 – 714)
Having the opportunity to spending more than a year in Central America (#CA) and more than seven months in Southeast Asia (#SEA), I wanted to do a simple breakdown of the differences of the two based upon my experiences. I hope this will help other budget travelers and backpackers that may have curiosity between the two and what they can expect. Beginning my travels in Central America, I had the privilege of spending time in every country, which for those that may be geographically impaired these countries include: #Belize, #Guatemala, #Honduras, #ElSalvador, #Nicaragua, #CostaRica, and #Panama, as far as Southeast Asia, I have spent time in; #Thailand, #Malaysia, #Indonesia, #Singapore, #Laos, #Cambodia, and #Vietnam. Let’s get started, yo.

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Border crossing in El Salvador
TOURIST VISAS
SEA: Due to restrictions, it more difficult to spend longer periods of time in each country unless you are willing to pay for extensions. The average tourist visa is 30 days and the average cost for visas on arrival (with the exception of Thailand and Singapore) is between $25-$60. This also makes doing visas runs to re-enter on a new tourist visa more expensive and must be adjusted for your travel budget.

CA: Based upon most nationalities and most every country, with the exception of El Salvador that still continues to follow the C-4 Agreement and Belize (30-day tourist visa), you are given a 90-day tourist visa in each country, and since there are no visas to obtain the minimal costs are either entry or exit fees for each country. Belize has the highest exit fee $40 (as of recently, I think I paid $15 in 2012) and Nicaragua has the highest entrance fee at $14.

ADVANTAGE: CENTRAL AMERICA (#CA)

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Naked Tiger hostel San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua
ACCOMMODATION
CA: The average hostel dorm will be between $5-$10 and private rooms can range, but typically peak at $10-$20.

SEA: There is still a reason it is the backpacker’s mecca for budget travel. Dorms can be as cheap as $1 and privates can be obtained for as cheap as $5 on average.

I will note that I have negotiated a private bungalow for as cheap as $1.87 per night that was situated directly on the Mekong River in Laos and rented an apartment in Guatemala for around the same price.

ADVANTAGE: SOUTH EAST ASIA (#SEA)


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Cao Lầu dish in Hội An, Vietnam
THE FOOD:
There is no debate on this topic when it comes to a variety of cheap local cuisines as SEA touts some of the best dishes in the world. While you can get cheap meals at the mercados in CA, the variety is quite limited. The costs can hover around the same price of $1-$2 for street food, even full meals, but it’s the diversity in all of the variations you can sample in SEA that makes it a fat kid’s dream.

ADVANTAGE: SOUHT EAST ASIA (#SEA)

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COST:
It’s no secret that backpackers have been flocking to SEA for quite some time as it is the mecca for budget travel, however CA is still an unknown region to many backpackers, whether it’s safety concerns or just a lack of information regarding the region. More people I have met will often overlook this narrow region and will jump directly to wanting to travel South America (SA) bypassing an incredible region that is far cheaper than SA overall.

The reason I have given this a tie when it comes to cost is factoring in some of the cheaper accommodations of SEA but also the more expensive border fees/visas, the food costs, activity costs, transportation, etc. I have felt that a very modest budget of $10-$25 a day can be achieved in both regions.

ADVANTAGE: TIE
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Chicken bus in San Pedro La Laguna, Guatemala
TRANSPORTATION:
This can be an unfair debate since the overland routes are dramatically difference in amount of time you will spend on buses due to the geographical features.

CA: If you avoid the larger bus companies in CA and opt for the “chicken buses” local transportation this is significantly cheaper, brings more of an experience of immersion, but can be a bit intimidating until you get the hang of it and have.

SEA: The region has a well-defined network of travel agencies that can organize domestic or international travel and will include pick up from your hostel (most of the time) and includes all transfers from your point of origination to your point of destination. The buses are more comfortable and offer more overnight buses, but again the amount of time and distances covered are hard to compare between the two. I think often this equates to how much time you have to travel either region.

ADVANTAGE: TIE (*depending upon how you are traveling, i.e. overall region, number of countries, trip duration, daily budget, etc)

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Border crossing in Honduras
THE BACKPACKERS:
This varies greatly since SEA tends to have younger travelers (teens and early twenties) that are on a gap year or are taking a one-month holiday from Australia or Europe and there is a reason that SEA does have a reputation for an atmosphere of wild partying backpackers and I will have to admit that I saw more young and out of control travelers behaving badly than anyplace else I have been in the world.

I personally felt that the level of maturity was a bit higher for CA because it can also hold a stigma of a more dangerous region and even though I still met young backpackers they weren’t behaving nearly as out of control as I’ve seen just walking around areas of SEA.

ADVANTAGE: CENTRAL AMERICA (#CA)

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Military police in Guatemala
SAFETY:
In both regions there are plenty of stories of petty theft of electronic devices, wallets, etc but I think the difference in how I will gauge this will be from talking with females and looking at the overall cultural differences of how they are treated in public. For example in CA women (locals and foreigners alike) experience more of the “machismo” behavior that can seem very intimidating and aggressive. Generally this is limited to cat calls, but there are more cases that I saw where the men can become, in some ways, confrontational.

SEA has more of the stereotypical Asian cultural understanding of respect, again generally speaking, and women felt much more comfortable in Asia than in Latin America for their personal safety.

I will note that the only petty theft experiences I have had in over 2 years of traveling has unfortunately been in CA. Both instances occurred when the thief or thieves came in to my room (once when I was not there and once while four of us were sleeping in the early morning) and took money. The first was in Honduras where four of us were asleep in our dorm on the third floor and the person(s) responsible were brave enough to enter our room and go through the pockets of clothing on the floor. The second was in Guatemala where I had a locked room on the second floor with no balcony and even though I had my bag locked (since there were no lockers) they cut the inside of my bag with a knife to get to my cash.

ADVANTAGE: SOUTH EAST ASIA (#SEA)

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Da Lat, Vietnam
VARIETY:
CA is such a small region you can travel from the Caribbean to the Pacific in a day, which means you can go from diving to surfing in a matter of hours, and there are plenty of natural beauties to explore in between. Whether that is dense jungle, hiking one of the many volcanoes in the region, or visiting some of the beautiful cities or towns, there is still plenty to see and do, plus because there is a common language for both CA as well as Latin America is makes it easier to communicate with locals.

SEA has a rich history and offers a variety of things to do. You have the same activities with the numerous beaches and islands to soak in the sun, as well as jungles, temples, and mixes of large prosperous cities.

ADVANTAGE: TIE

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Single day admission ticket for Angkor Wat
MY PERSONAL RTW EXPERIENCE:
I first saw the quote used for this blog from my cousin Scott, an avid traveler himself along with his wife Summer, and I am excited that they have the same passion to explore more than a little corner of the globe as well by broadening their outlook on life. I think that the importance in seeing that while we are separated by invisible borders drawn up by those in power, in reality, we are not all that much different from one another–we all breathe the same air and traverse through life with hopes, and dreams, and goals to achieve–it is what makes us human and binds us together. Another great quote that I have taken states, “the best way to serve God is to serve His creation,” and I have to say that my level of compassion continues to grow for others. When you stop and look into the eyes of someone and share a moment, especially those where verbal communication is not possible, that glance you embrace in will share with you more than I feel words could explain. It is a silent exchange of understanding. It is the power of the human spirit that lies within us all. So I implore you to be an individual that is not merely surviving life, but experiencing it. I will tell you that as I continue to live with less (almost with each stop I make before moving on I end up giving things away) and I feel more free knowing that the small amount of material possessions I do own, well, they do not own me, for I have all that I need to live life free. I think after experiencing various forms of poverty in some of the poorest countries in the world I have seen a need for people, travelers or not, that living simply in order for others to simply live is a conscious decision that needs to be evaluated on a personal level. It’s often hard to realize that 16% of the world’s wealthiest nations consumes 80% of the world’s natural resources (according to a 1999 study, and can only imagine how much more unbalanced it is in 2014).

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Sunrise at Angkor Wat
Just after 12:30pm I climb aboard another tuk tuk en route to the bus terminal that is bound for Siem Reap and the highly anticipated UNESCO World Heritage site of Angkor Wat. The hot afternoon sun is shining and I am already beginning to sweat from the dry heat. As with most bus rides, it is an uneventful one where I attempt to get comfortable and catch a nap, but this is a struggle. Shortly after 8:30pm in the darkness and shimmering city streetlights of Siem Reap there are three of us that wander around in search of accommodation for the night. After inquires at several guesthouses and hostels that are without vacancies, we find Angkor Thom’s Guesthouse on Wat Bo Road in the heart of Siem Reap. Tired, dirty, and famished we check in and then head across the road to a local restaurant that has a glorious buffet before crashing out for the night.    
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From experience, I’ve found that the best time to beat most of the tourist buses to sites (Tikal in Guatemala or Machu Picchu in Peru) is at sunrise, and, Angkor Wat is no different. After securing transportation in the form of a hired tuk tuk driver for the entire day for $20 and split between two of us beginning with a 4:45am pick up time we are set to explore the largest religious monument in the world. The driver that I found was a friend of one of the local tuk tuk drivers that I met the day before having lunch at their families’ roadside restaurant where I couldn’t help but see a bit of myself in our young server–a boy of around 10-years-old. At the end of my meal I gave him a $1 tip because I remembered what it was like to be given something such as this as a child and knew that he would receive more enjoyment than I, in spending it. To me, seeing his face light up as he held it up and shared this with his family was well worth it to me, because receiving something without expectation is truly a gift of the heart and in a way I felt selfish in feeling as though I received more from this experience than maybe he did. 
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After an early night, the 4am alarm blaring in my ear was a rude awakening to begin the day long before sunrise. Stumbling around the room for the light switch and immediately sheltering my eyes in the fluorescent flicker as the bulb warmed up to provide the consistent glow, I began to gather my things for the day at the pace of a turtle. Fighting off bouts of long drawn out yawns, I made it down the four-stories to the lobby where even the guesthouse workers were still asleep on mats on the floor. Through the glass doors we could see the driver waiting outside with only a single headlight shining through the darkness. 
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Since the ticket office did not open until 5am, I felt that we had coordinated the timing just right with out driver and arrived at the ticket counter just after they opened. I was surprised to see that even for a single day ticket a digital photo was taken and printed out on the piece of paper that will later be asked for at each and every temple. Once this was obtained we set off down the road, where the brisk morning air was still bringing me to life, and I strained to see out in the darkness the landscapes that were shadows and drew upon my imagination. Once we arrived at the very typical spot of Angkor Wat for the sunrise photo, the crowds seemed minimal to what they would swell to become as daybreak approached. The beauty of the iconic spirals as they reflected in the pond in front of me, well, it is something quite majestic to see as you would imagine. It looked as though there were a set of towers one on top of the other in the clarity of the water, and, for a moment the entire crowd around me vanished and I was standing their in solidarity of the moment, a moment that will live with me for the rest of my life.   
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BALI TO LOMBOK TO GILI ISLANDS

1/22/2014

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We do not need to understand other people and their customs fully to interact with them and learn in the process; it is making the effort to interact without knowing all the rules, improvising certain situations, that allows us to grow. 
– Mary Catherine Bateson

Detailed information with photos and 2014 pricing for traveling from Bali (by air) to Lombok Airport to Sengiggi to Bangsal Harbour to the Gili Islands.
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When arriving at Bandar Udara International Airport, or Lombok Airport, the frenzy of taxi drivers and transportation services will be on you like flies on turds, even before you leave the airport. Ignore claims that there is no local bus. Just outside the airport on the left there is a ticket stand for the bus company PERUM DAMRI or you can walk directly to the bus and pay the driver. The bus is just past the hordes of taxi drivers. If you get flustered or need information talk to a police officer and not those that have TOURIST INFORMATION signs, they are working for private companies and are not general information for tourists. The price from the airport to Sengiggi is 30,000Rp ($2.53) for the proclaimed 1:50-minute journey, which for myself was closer to 90-minutes.
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PERUM DAMRI bus ticket
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PERUM DAMRI bus just outside the Lombok Airport with a final designation of Sengiggi. From Sengiggi there doesn’t seem to be a local bus to Bangsal Harbour, taxis can be negotiated down to between 70,000Rp and 100,000Rp. Originally the drivers will begin asking for 200,000Rp ($16.77) for the 18km, 30-35 minute trip along the coast. I said 70,000Rp and he immediately went down to 150,000Rp then to 100,000Rp and agreed on 80,000Rp.

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Taxi drivers will often drop you off 100 meters from the pier, but I noticed if you have something they want, for instance change in my case, since I only had 50,000Rp notes when I told him then I would get change and bring it back. This of course prompted him to drive me all the way to the pier where I purchased my public boat ticket for 13,000Rp ($1.09) and gave him his change.  *Note that arriving later than 6pm there are no public boats across.
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Public boat service operates from 8AM – 5PM (and are rare after 4pm, but I boarded around 4:30pm). Only purchase from the official Koperasi Angkutan Laut Karya Bahari office located on the waterfront to the left (believe it was a blue building).

**BEWARE YOU WILL GET MOBBED APPROACHING THE WATERFRONT BUT IGNORE ALL PEOPLE, SAME EVEN AFTER YOU PURCHASE AS PEOPLE INQUIRE ABOUT YOUR RETURN AND ATTEMPT TO SELL YOU ON OTHER VESSEL OPTIONS**

The speedboats on average charge around 400,000Rp ($33.55) and will get you to the island in 25-minutes as opposed to the slow boat that the locals use for a fraction of the cost. Yes, you wait a bit and there can be some overcrowding as other items being transported are loaded before the passengers, but I had a fine seat and my bag was well secured. Still arrived at the same location as others, but at a fraction of the cost.

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TRAVELING FAMILIES

1/15/2014

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For in dreams we enter a world that is entirely our own. – Polly Victoria Mills

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Tuesday, January 14, 2014 (DAYS 680 - 689)
In almost two years of traveling, I’ve been fortunate to have met and been a part of some incredible traveling families. What is a traveling family, you ask? I suppose I would define it as a collection of other backpackers–vagabonders–that you click with through personalities and humor as well as the necessary element of your direction of travel. Even though I am backpacking solo, you are never really alone, and I was fortunate enough to meet my first traveling family within just a few days of beginning my journey. Caye Caulker, Belize, with its white sandy roads that scream to be bare foot surrounded by crystal clear turquoise waters, this is where I first heard the loud boisterous laugh of my good Canadian friend Char and the crazy-toed shoes that freaked me out, Tim. Before leaving the small Caribbean island we added Eva and David from the Czech Republic and upon arriving in San Ignacio, we added another Canadian aye, Kelly. Since this time, the number of incredible people that I have met, and am blessed to call friends, has been an enormous part of this amazing journey and adventure. Even as I have arrived on the small island of Gili Trawangan (Gili T) in Indonesia, it didn’t take long to meet yet another future traveling family, and of course it would happen on my low-key celebrated birthday.

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I think infectious laughs seek me out, as one of the first people I meet on my birthday is Bree with one of the most intoxicating laughs that will cause you to begin without knowing what is so funny. She reminds me of my good friend Andrea in Denver and how we could sit and laugh about things for hours, but, while this San Diego (say it again like Will Ferrell) native is here with her work buddy Marcus it’s a quick forming trio of Team ‘Merica that forms on the beach under a full moon. The next afternoon there is a new arrival in the dorm, Catalina, that like most of us, has a complicated explanation when asked, “so, where are you from?” She was born in Colombia, grew up in Sweden, has been traveling for over a year and a half, but most recently called Melbourne, Australia home. Whew, yeah sometimes answering something that should be a simple question is a paragraph of explanation. I’ve just shortened mine depending upon who asks. It’s either I’m a robot from the future of a country that is yet to exist or I allow my interrogator to guess and whatever they select I just nod in agreement. The five questions we–as backpackers–get to answer and ask on a daily basis; Where are you from? Where have you been? How long have you been traveling? Where are you headed next? How long have you been here? Yes, asking someone’s name often never gets brought up or can be much further down the list. But, going back to what we consider home, and where that is, I think my Brazilian friend Karolle that I met on the dock of Koh Tao and shared the lovely boat ride tour through the Gulf of Thailand with put it into perspective, “flying back home, but where is home if you feel so comfortable everywhere in the world? I had the most amazing time, I’ve met beautiful warm people from all around the world, without them my trip wouldn’t have been the same. I recommend it to all my friends, especially female friends that might be scared. Pick up a place and go on your own. You’ll discover the beauty of life and of people. There is nothing better than walking a street of a country with a completely opposite culture, it is pure positive energy that you get it at every face and smile. Deeply in love with Asia!”
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Gili T is an incredible little island, but after the humidity and heat, our group was ready to leave a few days earlier, but due to a typhoon that slammed through the area, boat service back to Bali became a four-day waiting period. Yes, we can sound like spoiled backpackers and of course, even we recognized this in our complaining of First World problems being stuck a few extra days on an island in the Bali Sea. Even though I had a return flight from Lombok, I decided that I wanted to be back on the island, which had my set departure date back to Singapore, and with questionable weather, missing one flight meant missing my secondary flight. And with that, our traveling family already began to see it’s first separations. First, it was Rich who had to return to his job in Oz and is one of the funniest lc’s I’ve met, second was Jessie from Holland that was also heading to Australia, and lastly, we left behind our Midwestern-Alaskan, Mary, castaway on Gili T with hopes she would meet us in Ubud the following day, but sadly did not happen.
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After talking with Bree and Marcus about their accommodations at Little Woodstick and realizing that Catalina and I could share the cost of a private room for a mere 150,000Rp ($6 each) and be paying less than our cramped claustrophobic sleeping compartments in the dorm at La Boheme Hostel, we’ve decided to move for our last night on Gili T. The next morning I’m awake early at 6am and notice that Cat is still sound asleep in the twin bed across from mine draped behind a mosquito net and I decide to grab an early shower and begin the process of packing up. This is still much easier being an ultra light backpacker with just a single backpack, and Marcus and I continue to share a good laugh as he’s doing the same, but instead of leaving his larger pack in Singapore as I did, he’s abandoned his in New Zealand, opting for easier mobility while traveling Asia. The girls on the other hand have 65-liter packs and are envious of what guys do best, beat girls in everything haha.
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A quarter to 8am, we begin the walk towards the pier for the public boat to Bangsal Harbour on Lombok, where we realize that we have three separate boat companies on our scraps of paper. Shrugging this slight detail aside, we climb aboard the questionable sea-worthy vessel and make the 45-minute trip across the water. The rough waters that ceased transport from the Gilis for the past four days is felt at times as surges of water breach the passenger compartment in larger waves, which causes me to hold more tightly to the strap of my backpack with my laptop covered in a plastic sleeve. Upon reaching the harbour, it’s the typical chaos of taxi drivers, transportation operators, and other various vendors all speaking quickly and attempting to pull you in various directions. At one point we climb aboard a horse carriage after showing our tickets to one of the locals and once aboard he tells us that our ticket actually does not include the horse ride to where the buses will take us to the other harbour about an hour away. Immediately we get off this scam, and as usual the proprietor of this service attempts to entice us by lowering his price with every step we take climbing out of the back of the carriage. Marcus said it best, “well, we’re back in scamland.” Since Catalina was on a different local boat, we were waiting near the shoreline for her, and that’s when Marcus and I watched as an older man paid 100,000Rp ($8.20) to have his bag carried and transported the short walk to where the buses congregate to take groups to the other pier. Shaking our heads, as budget travelers, often it’s those that are retired don’t realize they are paying three, four, or five times the normal rate instead of negotiating. Once we’ve gathered our last family member, Cat, we take the ten-minute walk to the bus stop and through the yelling of drivers, we find out that we are all on different buses, except Marcus and Bree. This is the chaotic side of traveling, friends, but also part of the experience. Practice in patience and mental toughness. Even when I inquired multiple times about my ticket and which bus, the answers were always ambiguous in response, and later when I was told to go across the street down about two-minutes and after arriving there was told there that I was to return to where I had just come from, only to have another person tell that my particular ticket was to be picked up from the restaurant on the same side of the street just further down, it was a frustrating mess. Finally, I found someone that worked for the bus company my ticket coincided with, but was given a stern talking to telling me that he was looking for me, but my bus had left. I told him every single person I spoke with pointed me in a different direction. After some discussion, he made a call and then flagged down another bus and wedged me in the front seat.
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A little over an hour later we arrive at the pier and are told to wait until we are called to board. Thankfully our group is reunited under the shade of the large outdoor waiting area with broken plastic chairs for seating and a few shops selling food and drinks. Desperate for water I grab what I thought was a cold bottle of water, unfortunately I’m paying for this since my Berkey sport bottle finally broke but can be somewhat usable in the right conditions, and to my taste bud’s surprise it’s carbonated flavored water similar to clear Gatorade, but the Indonesian version. Blah. Lesson learned. After about 15-minutes, the call to board the boat is made and close to 100 people begin the migration to the dock. The large slow-boat ferry is large enough to transport vehicles and you first pass through the cargo hold before climbing the steep steps up to the passenger seating area. Finding an elevated platform our group takes its claim but before we can even get off our backpacks there is a steady stream of vendors approaching us selling everything from blankets to snacks, even a guy carrying a thermos of hot water to go with instant cups of noodles, which we decide is a good purchase since the boat ride will be four or five hours in duration.
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Arriving at the Padang Bai on the east side of Bali, the time is just after 6pm and the storm clouds above are growing darker with each minute. Shuffling off the boat as if we were a stream of refugees instead of backpackers we are greeted with a little more organization as several men inquire about our final destinations and begin grouping us together. For our traveling family, the wolf pack, we are headed to the central foothills town of Ubud in the Gianyar region. A town of around 30,000 inhabitants that is surrounded by rice paddies and gorgeous landscapes, Ubud derives its name in Balinese from the word ubad (medicine), and has become increasingly popular from the film Eat Pray Love.
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After spending our first night in a guesthouse, we’ve decided that for the same amount we could rent a villa over the next three nights, and if Mary is still planning to join us it would be even cheaper. On a mission to land us a villa, we spend a bit of our morning emailing and calling on several properties. The responsibilities were divided quite nicely, as Marcus and I scoured the web, while the girls made calls on places we had found. By that afternoon we had secured a villa just outside of town and were even provided with free transportation, being picked up at a restaurant in the center of town.
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After winding through a labyrinth of narrow walkways, it finally opened to an incredibly serene setting. Three tiered rice paddy ponds, which unfortunately also seemed to be the perfect breeding ground for mosquitos, sat just outside our gated two-bedroom two-story villa, all for the price of just $45 total per night for the four of us.
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Luxuries of a kitchen, large bathroom, WiFi, daily cleaning services, two outdoor patios, satellite television, and large common areas, this is certainly a great deal if you are interested in staying in Ubud, Bali.
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Our first night in our traveling families’ home, we’ve decided to cook dinner together, which sent Bree and I off to the Bintang Supermarket, a short 8-minute walk from our villa. I find that it’s always an adventure grocery shopping in countries I find myself in, because Western items are either unavailable or are at a premium in price. Apples for $1 each, I don’t think so, but on the other hand local produce such as avocados in Central America that were .60 cents and the size of a watermelon, yes please.
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Tonight’s menu is the typical backpacker cheap meal for nourishment; chicken pasta with garlic bread. In addition to making our family meal more cozy, we’ve found some items that were left from previous guests that included the highly valuable citronella candles. Cheers and bon appetite.
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The previous afternoon we had organized to rent a pair of motorbikes for the next two days at the cost of 50,000Rp ($4.10) per bike for a 24-hour period.
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Our first stop of the day is the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary of Padangtegal, home to the long-tailed macaques. The price for admission is 20,000Rp ($1.64) and from the minute you arrive, even before entering the forest preserve, monkeys are running all around. This little guy unfortunately found a piece of chewed gum that was discarded on the sidewalk and was later tangled in a sticky mess.
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“After 22 consecutive months of being on holiday, it’s nearly time to return to the working world. From Australia to the U.S. to Europe to Central America to South America to the Caribbean to Europe to South Africa and back it’s been an amazing journey that wouldn’t have been the same without the people I’ve had the pleasure to spend time with along the way. Everyone travels for different reasons, but ultimately it’s the people more than the places that makes it worthwhile.” – Steve Chen (New York, NY)
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Even though Mary was unable to rejoin us in Bali, I was pleasantly surprised when I received a message from my friend Julian from Spain that I first met in either San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua or more recently in Koh Tao, Thailand, we can’t remember (the memory of a long term traveler) if we had that initial meeting our a year ago, that he was arriving in Bali and wanted to know where I was. I encouraged him to come and join our travelling family since we had plenty of space, and next thing you know I’ve met back up with another friend, and this time in a different hemisphere.
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After four days in Ubud, it’s time for our traveling family to begin scattering across the globe. Thinking back on all of our inside jokes we had that only the five of us will be able to cherish; everything from being thunder buddies during a fantastic rain storm where we had a panoramic view from the second-floor bedroom, having a spill on the motorbike that began with the first question of, “Are you ok? Do you need a hug?” The constant laughter that followed us wherever we went whenever you heard the word Punz, being the wolf pack that were some loose rooters, waking up in panic at 6am because we miscalculated the time for the AFC and NFC Championship Games, and all of our other memories that are already beginning to elude me. The first to depart is Catalina, as she is set to leave this evening for Australia en route to Spain, while I’m next heading to Singapore the next afternoon, Bree is off to Cambodia a few hours after myself, Marcus and Julian have a few more days in Bali before Marcus will hopefully meet me in Singapore before heading to the South of Thailand, and Julian has no plans–the best plans.
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Our final night together, we decide for a feast at Sky Garden Lounge, which for 50,000Rp ($4.10) we are given wrist bands that allow us to feast for one-hour beyond the two-hour all-you-can-eat limit normally imposed as well as free beer for exactly one hour, from 5pm-6pm. When most Americans think of Bali, they may think expensive, but here’s how it’s possible to not only do it on the cheap, but to experience several different areas of Bali, including the best meal I’ve had at the best price. I like the quote from John Krakuer, “happiness is only real when shared,” and I feel as though the memories our traveling family has shared over the past week has brought a deep seeded sense of happiness for the friendships that were forged. 
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17 WORST FICTIONAL CHARACTERS TO TRAVEL WITH

1/14/2014

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Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things that escape those who dream only at night. – Edgar Allen Poe

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Monday, January 13, 2014 (DAY 679)
After mentioning the Hamburglar in my last blog, it gave me the idea of thinking of the 17 worst fictional characters to travel and backpack with. Everything from hostel life to organizing transportation and making new friends along the way, these are 17 of the worst travel companions you could encounter on the road, and unfortunately I’m sure you all have your own stories–just as I do–of those unforgettable characters that, at times, we only wish were fictional in our imaginations. And, to avoid angry lawyers and vicious lawsuits, all of the images are the copyrights of their creators or whomever they might have sold their souls for large sums of money and know control the creative rights.

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CHEWBACCA: Practically a walking carpet that has no shot for being wingman of the year with incessant growling-sounds, plus one-time showering after him with clogged shower drains and you’d turn him in to the Empire.
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ARIEL: Forget traveling overland across any continent, this fish out of water limits your travel plans to bodies of water, plus who wants to be seen with a ginger anyways, right?
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ALAN GARNER: Besides waking up with a Mike Tyson tattoo imprinted permanently on your face and married to a hooker, he’s also ready to roofie you without warning.    
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CLAYTON BIGSBY: Besides being a loudmouth voice for bigotry, this blind black-white supremacist is sure to make you friends with everyone you meet.
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MISS HAVISHAM: Talk about a hostel shut in. Forget trying to drag this old bag out to do anything as she sits and waits eating crusty old cake.
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THE INCREDIBLE HULK: Besides always needing to shop for new clothing, talk about massive temper tantrums, the always end in violence.
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BILL COMPTON: Surfing and beach days are out as you can forget about any daytime activities, traveling under the cloak of darkness and a trail of spilled blood.
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RAMBO: Dealing with constant night terrors and flashbacks from Nam, John Rambo will eventually have you caught in the middle of a one-man civil war.
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WALTER WHITE: Not only is he a Debbie Down with cancer, but every time you’re ready to move on, this bloke needs to make another batch of meth to sell–having every drug lord in the area chasing after you with a machete.
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NEYTIRI: Searching out hostels that can accommodate a 9-foot blue giant would make life difficult, not to mention squeezing in to transportation in Asia.
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HANNIBAL LECTER: Making friends is easy, that is, until it’s time for dinner and he’s ready to chow down on your face.
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BRIAN FANTANA: Yes, he’d be the life of the party for a while, but share a few minutes around the stench of Sex Panther mixed amidst the heat and humidity of a chicken bus and you would be gagging for relief.
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SMEAGOL aka GOLLUM: This shadow-lurking, raw-fish eating, weirdo tagalong will never leave your side until you give him your precious.
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JANICE: OMG, what a set of pipes this broad has on her. And whatever you do, don’t try and be funny, even when you’re not trying.
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JABBA THE HUTT: Endorses slavery and human cruelty, this tub of lard is sure to be the perfect compact traveling companion.
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OSCAR THE GROUCH: If lugging around your own bag wasn’t enough, try carrying your travel buddy around in his smelling ole trashcan as he hurls insults as you as you go.
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GRETCHEN WEINERS: So fetch, right? Not! Traveling with this brain-dead bimbo will have you ready to commit Harry Carry in no time.
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MY RTW PERSONAL EXPERIENCE:
First off, since I know some of you that have met or know me personal–whether that’s family or friends from back in the States, the new friends I’ve made throughout my travels and live throughout the world, or those that I’ve yet to meet and are planning their own adventures abroad–I know that some are just inquiring about the most up-to-date travel information, which is fine, so please feel free to scroll through as I’ve posted the budget friendly travel route from Bali (by air) to Lombok to the Gili Islands. On to my personal experience, which began early in the morning to the sound of an early morning rainstorm in Bali, where upon viewing this, it made me feel less guilty leaving the so-called envious current location that is much more well-known than perhaps the Gili Islands that are exactly 61.6 miles, according to Google maps. Previously setting my alarm to wake me at 7:45am, I take advantage of the extra amount of time by adjust this current blog format since I am assuming from previous travel experience that Wi-Fi will be slower connections speeds if consistent during my stay on the island. 
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Once again taking full advantage of the free breakfast at my 3-star hotel, I’ve decided to forego the American-style breakfast and selected the fried rice option along with a glass of juice and typical cup of sludge-thick coffee. 
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Returning to my room I begin the ritual of packing things up, yet today is a bit different as I look down at my simple small backpack and realize that I’ve become an ultra-light backpacker. Standing their with great pride for a moment, I think about the trips I’ve taken to; Orange County, Las Vegas, New York, Daytona Beach, and the list goes on, where normally a two-week trip would have been an oversized bag that may not be considered check-in luggage with more belongings than I care to think about now, while today, I’m traveling with the ease and comfort of someone that you may view to be doing some exploring just around town. Even though it appears that the bag is filled to the max, which is a bit true, besides clothing, toiletries, and medical items, I also have a laptop buried in this backpack that consumes the majority of the space.

#BackpackingTip
Those that seek to be future ultra-light backpackers, is utilizing the space outside of your pack. For instance, I’ve used my rain jacket to cover my bag instead of an additional separate rain cover to carry, plus the advantage of having pockets on this jacket I can place easily accessible items such as my universal power adaptor and converter, iPhone charger, sunglasses, and headphones. Not only will this protect my items from getting wet, it also keeps prying hands that may come up from behind me attempting to pull at the zippers and spilling my contents, causing for a brief disorientation or distraction as something more sinister may be lurking. However, jokes on them, because not only do I do this for the weather element, but, underneath I use my thick-gauge combination lock to keep both zippers tightly secure. This is also in due part to the fact that, yes, my bag is slightly over-packed and the larger section occasional becomes slightly unzipped when I don’t do this. On a side note, a carabineer also does the same, but because I travel with my combination lock for securing my valuables (i.e. passport, credit cards, extra cash, and electronics), this is why I’ve added this extra bit of security. As you can see I’ve just taken the sleeves of my jacket and double-knotted them around the two shoulder straps. Simple. Easy. Secure.
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Hitting the pavement, since the hotel wanted 100,00Rp ($8.46) for transportation services to the airport, when I knew it would be cheaper to walk to the main street and organize my own transportation with a taxi, because I can negotiate the price better, I did exactly this. After a few minutes a taxi slowly rolled past me with the window down inquiring if services were needed. Haggling over the price from what the hotel wanted down to half that price, I knew it was cheaper than when I first arrived in Bali from Singapore. With less traffic we whipped through the areas of Kuta towards Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar in only about 15-minutes. Pulling up to the departures drop-off, I handed the taxi driver a 50,000Rp note and was about to turn away, when he said, “I said 80,000Rp.” Of course I told him that we had an agreement, and after several seconds he chalked this up to a miscommunication, since he could tell I was not going to pay anymore. Not because I wanted to be dishonest, but, just as he said he understood my English as 80,000Rp when I feel that I clearly said 50,000Rp, a difference of $2.53, which in Indonesia that can be the cost of a meal at a restaurant.
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Once at the airport I found, what I thought, was the departure gate for domestic flights, even passing through security only showing the screen shot of my ticket on my iPhone. After watching the television monitors for outgoing flights, I realized that this was the international departure area and later found out that the floor below me was for domestic flights. The confusion is also due to the fact that the domestic departure terminal is under construction and a temporary departure terminal has not been very well defined.

After obtaining my boarding pass and shuffling through security, I was highly surprised, almost a bit nervous, with the fact that I was able to obtain an airline ticket and board the plane without showing a single piece of identification. I had my passport in my pocket, yet no one–not the ticket agent for Merpati Nusantara Airlines, airport security, or inflight crew–asked to confirm my identity. So, once again this is a good travel warning for those to keep passcodes on their smartphones otherwise anyone could have ended up using this purchased flight.

As you can tell from the photo, this was what I had imagined, just a bit smaller in size, since the flight duration is only 35-minutes from Bali to Lombok. First off, the smell aboard was atrocious and I almost wish there was a way to send smells digitally. It was a mixture of foul body odor and stagnant humidity. I suppose what the cologne that Brian Fantana, from the Channel 4 News Teams, Sex Panther, wears regularly. The flight was about 80% full as I counted only 32 seats for passengers.

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Once we were high above the Earth, the views of Bali were incredible and if you haven’t taken a look at the time-lapse video I took arriving from Singapore to Bali please do, as this single photograph does not do it justice whatsoever.
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Walking off the small aircraft to the arrival terminal of Bandar Udara International Airport, or Lombok Airport, the frenzy of taxi drivers and transportation services were on me like flies on turds. Taking a bit of time to do my research prior to this unexpected quick-journey to the Gili Islands, as I had purchased my flight with less than 24-hours prior because the price was far below even the slowest boat one-way from Bali. Even my friend Lisi, that is working at one of the many dive shops on Gili Trawangan, agreed that this was an incredible price for a round trip flight. Having the knowledge, once again, from taking the time to do just a little bit of research, I found that there is a local bus that departs hourly from Lombok Airport to Sengiggi for the price of 30,000Rp ($2.53) for the proclaimed 1:50-minute journey. After about 45-minutes we stopped, assuming to let other local passengers off at a dirt parking lot bus terminal, until the driver told us that we had to change buses because of mechanical issues with our current bus. Prior to this I was next to an older middle-aged man from Melbourne that was traveling with his wife and another couple. We chatted for a bit and I had learned that this was his third trip to Bali, his first was when he was young with friends and later with his wife. 
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#TravelTips
LOMBOK TO SENGIGGI TO BANGSAL HARBOR - JANUARY 2014 PRICES

From the airport, don’t listen to any of the incessant pleas for the cheapest easiest option. Walk straight through and outside, again ignoring the taxi drivers and people that approach you.

There is a stand to the left with the bus company PERUM DAMRI and here you can purchase the ticket and the bus is normally just waiting outside past the hordes of taxi drivers. Once they realize you have purchased your transportation they will part like the Red Sea and wait to vulture upon another foreigner.

The bus may wait until the top of the hour, which I noticed, as the driver boarded just before 2pm where he ripped your ticket and we were on our way. Even though we changed buses, which is not standard, the journey was closer to 90-minutes than the quoted 1-hour 50-minute journey. Again, this may depend upon traffic, but my flight arrived in Lombok around 1:15pm.

From Sengiggi I read that the rate for taxi fares, since there doesn’t seem to be a local bus to Bangsal Harbor, should be around 70,000Rp. I noticed I was the only person to get off at Sengiggi, which never helps your negotiating powers in some ways, as you are an easy target, especially being alone. Immediately a taxi driver approached me and when I told him of my destination for the public boat to Gili Trawangan, he quoted the price of 200,000Rp ($16.77) for the 18km trip along the coast. I said 70,000Rp and he immediately went down to 150,000Rp then to 100,000Rp. I took my time went in to a shop since I needed to use the bathroom, but no luck, came back out hoping other taxi drivers would approach me, but the same guy and no one else.

More negotiating and patience, and we finally settled on 80,000Rp (0.83 cents difference) for the 35-minute trip along the coast to Bangsal Harbor.

When we arrived 100m or more short of the pier, I pulled out two 50,000Rp notes and he said he had no change, which I knew he would use this as an excuse. I told him then I would get change and bring it back. This of course prompted him to drive me all the way to the pier where I purchased my public boat ticket for 13,000Rp ($1.09) and gave him his change.  *Note that arriving later than 6pm there are no public boats across. 

PUBLIC BOATS FROM BANGSAL TO GILI:
These operate from 8AM – 5PM (and rare after 4pm, but I boarded around 4:30pm).

Only purchase from the official Koperasi Angkutan Laut Karya Bahari office located on the waterfront to the left (believe it was a blue building).
**BEWARE YOU WILL GET MOBBED APPROACHING THE WATERFRONT BUT IGNORE ALL PEOPLE, SAME EVEN AFTER YOU PURCHASE AS PEOPLE INQUIRE ABOUT YOUR RETURN AND ATTEMPT TO SELL YOU ON OTHER VESSEL OPTIONS**

The speedboats on average charge around 400,000Rp ($33.55) and will get you to the island in 25-minutes as opposed to the slow boat that the locals use for a fraction of the cost. Yes, you wait a bit and there can be some overcrowding as other items being transported are loaded before the passengers, but I had a fine seat and my bag was well secured. Still arrived at the same location as others, but at a fraction of the cost. 
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What the DAMRI bus looks like sitting outside the airport. I’m unsure if there are others with different colors or larger ones, but they seem to be well marked. 
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If you are planning to go to any of the other Gili Islands the most recent prices are in the above photo.
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The local public slow boat looks and feels a bit like a refugee boat, but I felt fine and safe and enjoyed the 45-minute ride. 
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Arriving at Gili Trawangan harbor. 
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No longer a hidden backpacker’s secret, now that speed boats whip passengers from Bali to Lombok’s most popular destination, the Gili Islands, especially Gili Trawangan is now beginning to become full of high-end beach resorts.
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