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‘For many of us on the trip, the highlight is motoring through the tea plantations that gave the British our national drink. For one thing, it’s cooler up here in the hills, away from the oppressive humidity found nearer the coast. It’s also strangely reminiscent of the Scottish glens, with tin-roofed bungalows dotted across close-cropped grassy valleys.’ 

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Paul Wignall writes about the 2013 Classic Vietnam Jeep trip in Old Stager magazine. Read it here.

‘The insight it gave into the lives of the Vietnamese people was tremendous, you really learnt something on this trip. The group were all like minded people who really got along well.’

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Geoff Brandon writes about the 2013 Classic Himalaya. Read it here.

‘For us, the tea stops in remote tents in the mountains, and the fascinating old hotels based in old forts or a converted (though still mostly original) Maharaja’s Palace (the Maharaja still occupies the top floor) were all part of the attraction, as well as the ‘camp’ in bamboo ‘cottages’ with a late evening bonfire and grilled mutton kebabs.’