Bernhard Trink – The Bangkok Post Global trekking across Asia is becoming increasingly difficult. War, terrorism, ever tighter Immigration rules are blocking the traditional land routes. And travel by plane doesn’t qualify as backpacking. Authors of wayfaring novels must set them years ago to make them plausible. Which is what British freelance journalist Tom Vater [...]
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