I've never had (no come across another traveller having) problems with malaria in Yunnan. Even in Xishuangbanna and Baoshan. Some...
bantonia
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Back in Australia after a great few months spent trekking on the Tibetan plateau and snorkeling the reefs around Borneo.
Next trip planned is a short one (3 weeks) to the US. It’ll be my 1st time there… Heading to a convention in Vegas, as well as planning to go camping at the Grand Canyon and hiking in Kings Canyon NP.
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replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Yunnan malaria risk in the Asia - North-East Asia Branch
8 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Trekking Recommendations in the Asia - North-East Asia Branch
Both treks are gorgeous. Ganden-Samye has more of an epic, high pass feel to it. Tsurphu to Yangpachen bloody high too, but more in a high...
8 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Kirti Gompa in the Asia - North-East Asia Branch
Sounds nasty. I just tried to check it out on Phayul.com but my computer won't let me connect to it (weird - never had a problem with it...
10 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Yushu Earthquake: The road ahead 1 year later in the Asia - North-East Asia Branch
Thanks Losang and Martin for the great update and pics!
11 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Snorkelling in Perhentians, May in the Asia - South-East Asia Islands & Peninsula Branch
Thanks for the info', much appreciated!
11 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Tsurphu- Yangpachen Trek this summer in the Asia - North-East Asia Branch
I really loved the Tsurphu - Yangpachen trek. It's a gorgeous area. But note that when I was last there in Nov/Dec 2009 there were already...
11 months ago -
posted a new Thorn Tree thread called Snorkelling in Perhentians, May in the Asia - South-East Asia Islands & Peninsula Branch
Hi, me and a friend are planning a trip to the Perhentian Islands in May. Our main reason for going is snorkelling - we want to do lots of...
11 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Crossing Tibet (Golmud – Nepal) without permit – update 2010 in the Asia - North-East Asia Branch
I think it's good to see some diversity of travel stories told here on the thorntree. I don't necessarily agree with everyone's chosen...
over 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Crossing Tibet (Golmud – Nepal) without permit – update 2010 in the Asia - North-East Asia Branch
I only just saw this... thanks heaps for posting nalddo. Sounds like you had an interesting trip. It's nice to see another story of solo...
over 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Tickets for Cirque du Soleil in Vegas in the Americas - United States of America Branch
Great, thanks for the advice. I reckon I'll wait till I get there and chance it with tix4 tonight.
over 1 year ago -
posted a new Thorn Tree thread called Tickets for Cirque du Soleil in Vegas in the Americas - United States of America Branch
Hi folks,...
over 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Daju-Haba-Baishuitai versus Daju-Shitoucheng-Yongning in the Asia - North-East Asia Branch
I enjoyed the Daju-Haba trek as an add on to the Tiger Leaping Gorge walk, but I didn't find it particularly spectacular. I haven't done...
over 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Metho? in the Americas - United States of America Branch
Fantastic info', thanks for the advice!
over 1 year ago -
posted a new Thorn Tree thread called Metho? in the Americas - United States of America Branch
Hi, I'm just wondering if methylated spirits is easy to buy in the states +(specifically in las Vegas or somewhere near Kings Canyon...
over 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Chocolate Crackles? in the Americas - United States of America Branch
Great, thanks for the responses guys, I had a feeling they at least aren't known as "Chocolate crackles" over there - good to know for sure.
over 1 year ago
- Country Australia
- Gender Female
- Languages English.
- Favourite Places Mountains and beaches, wherever in the world I can find them.







