1. 15 DAYS BACKPACKING AROUND INDOCHINA
By overLand
(Thailand,cambodia,Laos,vietnam)

2. OBJECTIVES Exploring Cities and their locals
To Try Public transportations in Other Country
Meet New Friends
Curious to be a backpackers

3. INDOCHINA ROUTE BY GROUND

4. OUR ROUTES Routes Mode Of Transportation KL-Hadyai
Sleeper Train (KTMB)
Hadyai-Bangkok
Double Deck Bus
Bangkok-Siem Reap
3rd Class Cabin Train
Siem Reap-Phnom Penh
Sleeper Bus
Phnom Penh-Ho Chi Minh
Single deck Bus
Ho Chi Minh-Hue
Hue-Vientiane
Single Deck bus
Vientiane-Luang Prabang
Doube Deck Bus
Luang Prabang-Hanoi
Hanoi-Kuala Lumpur
Flight (Airasia)

5. Source information and research
INTERNET -BLogs , magazines, Travelogue , websites , Lonely planet
2) SOCIETY- Backpackers Buddies Malaysia ,
3) MOBILE APPLICAT-ONS Agoda, maps , online translater

6. Accomodation Backpackers Hostel ( MYR 20-30 Per Person)
Town Hotel ( MYR Per Room)
Sleep In Train And Bus ( Overnight Buses)

7. FOOD AND DRINKS
Eat at Halal Restaurant
Instant Noodle
Bread
Biscuit

8. BEST EXPERIENCEs
Meets new Friends All Over The World

9. BAD Experiences 48 Hours in single bus ( Luang Prabang –Hanoi)
Taxi , bus, Agent scams
Bus broke down 3 times

10. TRAVEL EXPERIENCE RELATED TO MODELS
1) Maslow‟s hierarchy of needs describes how travellers move according to their needs which are clearly organised by priorities at different stages by level of importance. So people are motivated in order to fulfil these needs and needs require to be met at all levels one by one starting from the bottom, getting more motivated as they reach higher levels. He affirms that “motivation is constant, never ending, fluctuating, and complex.” (Maslow 1970). 2) Backpacker tourists are categorised as “allocentric tourists” who are motivated to seek and experience culture, lifestyles and landscapes totally different from theirs, and to pursue freedom without organisation or planning, in Plog’s (1974) cognitive- normative model. Moreover, they are categorised as “drifter” or “explorer” in the tourist typology of Cohen’s (1972) interactional mode.

11. SLEEPER BUS