Peace Works Travel Blog

Thursday, March 15th, 2012

Summer Trip: Vietnam Discovery

Who says education can’t be fun? At Peace Works Travel (PWT), we understand that the most important learning goes on outside of the classroom. That’s why we’ve handcrafted unique adventures that explore South East Asia’s diverse beauty through educational and volunteer opportunities. Join us this summer on a trip through Vietnam and explore Saigon’s urban chaos, float down the lazy… [Read Full Article]
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Wednesday, March 14th, 2012

Travel Reflections

Day 10 - Final Moments in ThailandOn our final day in Thailand, many of us woke early to take advantage of the beach for the last time in the morning. The sun was out and hot by 8:30AM and we soaked in as much sun as possible. The ocean was cool and refreshing as we all floated on top of… [Read Full Article]
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Wednesday, March 14th, 2012

Last Day in Phuket

Emma Willard School in Thailand Day 9 - Hongs, James Bond Island & the OceanThis morning, we had the wonderful luxury of doing whatever we wanted whenever we wanted. Some of us woke up early and headed the beach to watch the sun rise, while others took advantage of the opportunity to sleep in. Those who didn't go to the beach… [Read Full Article]
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Wednesday, March 14th, 2012

Making Friends and a Difference

Emma Willard School in ThailandDay 8 - Tsunami OrphanageBan Nam Khem Tsunami Memorial ParkThe events of today were not at all as I expected. Before we got to the orphanage we were taken to the Ban Nam Khem Tsunami memorial park, that was dedicated to all the people that died in the tsunami that occurred in Phuket in 2004. It… [Read Full Article]
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Tuesday, March 13th, 2012

Tuesday Travel Tips: Avoiding Jet Lag

photo by William EgglestonJet lag might seem like a small price to pay for the adventure of international travel, but it can still be a huge inconvenience, especially if your travel time is limited. There is nothing more annoying than wanting to discover the sights and sounds of a new place, only to be struck by jet lag’s paralyzing, mid-afternoon… [Read Full Article]
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