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Annas group during a bike tour in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. -

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Anna spends time in Cambodia's capital before starting her volunteer project in the jungle.
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A slackliner in Antigua, Guatemala, performs for donations. (Photo credit: Trina Moyles.) -

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What does an influx of tourism mean for Guatemala's most famous city?
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Instead of hitting up one of the larger resorts with private beaches, Alyssa chose to stay at a local hostel in Pangani, which gave a fantastic view of the main community beach. -

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Leave the guidebook behind and connect with new friends.
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Sunrise over Angkor Wat. -

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Anna crosses over into Cambodia from Thailand.
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With no power or electronics, these university students play checkers made from a cardboard box and soda bottle lids. (Photo credit: Alyssa MacDonald.) -

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The highs and lows of unstable electricity (and there are little to no highs).
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Ugandan boys fish along the edges of Lake Edward. -

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For communities living on the edge of animal territory, nature rules.
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Purchasing a one-way ticket seemed romantic, until it turned into disaster.
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Nsenene is culinary treat in Uganda. -

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The UN calls insects a sustainable food source. Trina calls them a delicious treat.
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Living without modern-day distractions in the jungles of Thailand.
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