Travel Diary - Duds, bowling and pictureroll

The people we met in the tuk tuk were super nice. They told us about their bad and good experiences travelling Asia and soon we were back in the city.

We decided to all meet up again for dinner and went our separate ways.

We showered away the dirt and mud from our venture to the top of the waterfall, changed clothes and rested for a bit before it was time for dinner. Then we met up our friends from the tuk tuk and went to the cheap and delicious restaurant by the Mekong that we found the day before.

We all ate some good food and chatted for a few hours before we went to a club called Utopia. The club was like a tropical garden with a bohemic twist and duds sticking up from the ground as decorations. The atmosphere was pure  chill and so we stayed there until the club closed. (Once again we did take some photos, but it seems my camera malfunctioned at some point and removed some of them)

But the night didn't end there. The big afterparty is traditionally held at ...*drumroll* ... A bowling alley!  Super weird but super fun! We all went there together and the place was packed! We had to wait an hour or so for a lane but we had fun on our own in the meantime ;)

After a while a lane opened up and so we all played. And we all sucked haha. Robert won and Wayu was third but none of us scored over a hundred ;)

How a normal person bowls:

How Wayu bowls: 

The person we got most attached to was this tiny little chinese cutie named Ning that lives in Singapore. She was so funny and had such a great personality that we decided to meet up again at the end of our trip when we go there. She promised to show us around then and suddenly we both really started to look forward to Singapore.

//Wayu & Robert