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FLIGHT INFORMATION
                 •  Travel time will be 20-27 hours and will most likely have two connections


               ACCOMMODATIONS & FACILITIES
                 •  All accommodations feature private baths and Western-style toilet facilities

                 •  Outside of our accommodations, some public restrooms will be limited to Asian-style
                    squat toilets

               Steps to Take Before Your Trip

               Before you leave on this adventure, we recommend the following:

                 •  Check with the CDC for their recommendations for the countries you’ll be
                    visiting. You can contact them online at http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel or by phone
                    at 1-800-232-4636.

                 •  Have a medical checkup with your doctor at least 6 weeks before your trip.

                 •  Pick up any necessary medications, both prescription and over-the-counter.

                 •  Have a dental and/or eye checkup. (Recommended, but less urgent)


               No Vaccines Required
               At the time of writing there were no required vaccines for this trip. The CDC recommends
               that all travelers be up to date on their routine vaccinations and on basic travel vaccines like
               Hepatitis A and Typhoid, but these are suggestions only. However, this could change in future
               so we encourage you to check with the CDC yourself before meeting with your doctor.


               Medication Suggestions
                 •  An antibiotic medication for gastrointestinal illness


                 •  Prescription pain medication in the unlikely event of an injury in a remote location
                 •  Anti-malaria medication—but only for the extension in Burma. At time of writing, the
                    CDC reported that the risk of malaria was low in Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia,
                    and Malaysia, but was moderate in Burma. For this reason, the CDC suggested that
                    travelers to Burma discuss an anti-malarial medication with their doctor. Anti-malarial
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               Traveling with Medications
                 •  Pack medications in your carry-on bag to avoid loss and to have them handy.


                 •  Keep medicines in their original, labeled containers for a quicker security screen at the
                    airport and a better experience if you get stopped by customs while overseas.









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