Seuang River Adventure

Sister Seuang Site on WordPress

John Eyles — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 04:08:42 +0000

Check out the Seuang River Experience Blog here:
http://seuangexperience.wordpress.com/

Dubai American Academy Re-visits Seuang

Graham Harper — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 02:32:56 +0000

For the second year in a row the students of Dubai American Academy journey to Seuang River Experience. Highlights included rafting, hilltribe villages, swimming, elephant riding, camp fires and assisting with the construction of a local elementary school.

An image for you

ymedia — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 03:27:50 +0000

a market in bangkok

The internet is slow here. I am in Luang Prabang – I will update more soon!

Almost off..

ymedia — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 05:02:52 +0000

Kia Ora, Pamela here from yMedia…

I’m about to embark on a 2 week journey as a part of the Seuang River Adventure project and I’m hoping I’ll be able to update you along the way. So watch this space

I’m currently at the airport waiting for my $15 meal voucher promised to me immediately after being informed that there is going to be a ‘few hour’ delay as there are issues with ‘the engine’ and that we would need to disembark the plane.

Awesome start! Luckily I don’t have a connecting flight to Luang Prabang until tomorrow AM…

No exciting news to share just yet – except JetStar demanded I have a PRINTED itinerary (hello???) which required a quick dash to the Hilton Business Centre. Oh and also this guy at customs smiled at me and started rambling in German… I stared blankly for about a minute while he chatted to me. He then goes ‘oh – no german?’ I shook my head and he ran off. How peculiar.

OK – 1 minute left on this kiosk.. (travelling sans laptop is a very naked feeling..)

World Responsible Tourism Day

Graham Harper — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 07:23:33 +0000

Seuang River Experience is pleased to support

Seuang River Experience has been selected to show case responsible tourism practices as outlined in the Cape Town Declaration.

Learn more about World Responsible Tourism Day and the important role Seuang River Experience participants play in making the world a more responsible place to live and travel.

Media students complete design project

ava — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 09:08:05 +0000

Three groups of students from the media design school presented their versions of the Seuang River Experience for review. You can see each website below.

Group 1: | Group 2: | Group 3:

Each design is impressive, and we would like to acknowledge the enormous hard work, time and skill that has gone into their creation. We have decided to use group three’s design, with the inclusion of strong marketing elements from group one and two’s project designs for promotional purposes on the themekong.com website. We thank everyone again for their enthusiasm and commitment to the project, with outstanding results.

Doing More with Less – Interview with Jake

John Eyles — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 01:23:20 +0000

Jake – a students from St Thomas University, speaks about his experience helping build the Community Centre in Napho Village.

Interview with Jake

MP3 File

St Thomas University and Napho Village Success

Graham Harper — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 10:44:59 +0000

Students from St Thomas University VISION program worked in partnership with the people of Napho Village to build a community center.

The center will act as a meeting hall, village office and community library. It also is a source of pride for all involved and a wonderful success story.

Video about Seuang River Project posted on Youtube

ava — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 08:13:31 +0000

This video is an introduction and overview of the Seuang River project, and its progress so far. Narrated by Graham Harper, it gives a good insight on what to expect when taking part in the Seuang River Journey, the objectives of the project, and an indication of the stakeholders involved.

Media Design School gets involved

ava — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 08:39:04 +0000

15 students of the Media Design School in Auckland, New Zealand are in the process of building a multi media website with the intention of creating an introduction to the Seuang River Project. With the guidance of their tutor, Mason Herber, the students have been placed in three teams, and have three weeks to produce a website that is both creative, interactive and provides information on the project for prospective student groups and sponsors. John Eyles met the students two days into their assignment and described their work so far as being “highly creative and inspiring”, and he looks forward to seeing the results in Mid-February.