Our captain made it
Our permits being sorted before we landed, so we rode on day one instead of queuing. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
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Our permits being sorted before we landed, so we rode on day one instead of queuing. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
Swimming at Rainbow Falls before the day crowd arrived. Not perfect — messages before the trip took a day or two to get answered — but it didn't take much away from the rest.
The walk down to the double-decker root bridge, which our captain paced so we stopped where we wanted rather than where the schedule said. Not perfect — the hotel on the first night was a clear step below the rest of the trip — but it didn't take much away from the rest.
The walk down to the double-decker root bridge, which our captain paced so we stopped where we wanted rather than where the schedule said. Not perfect — the hotel on the first night was a clear step below the rest of the trip — but it didn't take much away from the rest.
The riverside camp, where the crew cooked over a fire and nobody touched their phone. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
A village lunch that wasn't on any itinerary and was the thing we still talk about. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
How little of it was scheduled — we were asked each morning what we felt like. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
A village lunch that wasn't on any itinerary and was the thing we still talk about. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
Getting to the living root bridge before anybody else was on the path. Not perfect — the Guwahati leg took five hours in traffic and ate most of a day — but it didn't take much away from the rest.
A village lunch that wasn't on any itinerary and was the thing we still talk about. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
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