Three Men In Sea Southeast Asia

Three men, in an attempt to shatter the run-of-the-mill experiences of travel, embark on a quest for an adventure of a kind that made them crazy with delight. "Three Men in (SeA) Southeast Asia," Revised & Refurbished Edition is a delectable record of an enjoyable journey that reveals the joie de vivre of the three comrades on an odyssey in their early twilight years. These men seek to relive their youthful past, inspired by the love of people, nature, art, culture, history, and architecture. They set out on a trip to Southeast Asian countries. 'A must-have Travelogue, for any serious traveler' This book explores the incredible places with a vibe that takes the glamour of these countries to a whole new level, consequent to the extensive research incorporated into it with revelations of the very origin the universe poured on to him with divine inference.

The "Triumvirate" Gerald, Terry and Ashok, inspired by the love of people and nature, art, culture, history, architecture are on a rollicking journey, cutoff from all bonds and pressures, prioritizing their quest for excitement. This is the story of three free spirited guys at the commencement of their twilight years, as trying desperately to relive their past. The Journey to South East Asia (SeA) beginning at Thailand and carrying on to Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and Sri Lanka. From the pristine but at the same time exciting beaches of Thailand to Cambodia a country decorated with architectural wonders of the past. But their people lives have been torched by extreme brutality in the near past to Laos with a similar past and a chequered history colored with religious phenomena, Vietnam where the might of a large and powerful enemy was met by tiny but courageous women and young girls who stood like a million Davids to knock down the Goliaths, beautiful Sri Lanka where again war and genocide have destroyed the lives of millions. The three men record their experiences peppered with a healthy twist of humor, rib-rollicking adventures and anecdotes. This book races at a breakneck quirky pace, interspersed with elements of surprise. A series of stories peeled off from these countries related to their distant past which would make the reader shake their heads in disbelief.

This novella, “Palace Smash into Slum” holds aloft the value for humanity, in this world ravaged by wars, loss of humanism, induced by barbarism, hence suffering with corona now. Delineating, the change of heart, that happens gradually in a Zameen family still living in the hangover of its past old glory, ‘this novella’ captures the sequence of events and also the transition of a royal mind-set to love and care for all human beings, through the life of Marudhu Pandiar, the elderly Zameendar, his son Anbu Chezhian and the latter’s wife Tamilselvi. The characters from lowest rung of the society Kripai Amma, Anjalai, Kanniappan, and Munusamy – are described in contrast with the Zameen characters, in such a way that these society’s lower rungs display of timely action pulls down the curtain divider, as all of them mingle with each other, to raise to the occasion as per situation demanded, results in demolishing barrier-division, of inequality. It is relevant to all times, stressing as it does, the precedence of humanism over all man-made divisions in the name of caste, religion, creed and economics.

Laos, Paul T. Cohen.

The Rough Guide to Southeast Asia on a Budget is the ultimate guide to exploring this fascinating region on a shoestring, with coverage of all the top sights, the clearest mapping of any guide and handy hints on how to save money. Discover all of the most popular Southeast Asian destinations, alongside lesser-known places, with information on getting off the beaten track – whether you want to hike through the rainforest, visit remote hill tribes or just find a quiet stretch of white sand. The Rough Guide to Southeast Asia on a Budget has detailed practical information that will help you make the most of your time and money, whether taking a slow boat down the Mekong or catching the ‘Jungle Railway’ through Malaysia’s interior. And you’ll discover the things to see and do in each country, plus all the best hostels and budget hotels, bars, cafés and cheap restaurants. This guide is the budget-conscious traveller's must have item for Southeast Asian trips. Make the most of your time on earth with The Rough Guide to Southeast Asia on a Budget.