Explore the Great Outdoors with Camino Women
- by the Team at Patch Adventures
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Northern Laos Soum Son Trail Expedition
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POV: You wake up in Northern Laos – and it’s the first few days before your hike
Inside jokes are starting to kick in, laughter is getting louder and you simply know – this is it! This is your Camino tribe💛
At least that’s how it played out for our October group. What a fun bunch of ladies!
‘Remember to stop and smell the flowers.’
Camino Women took this famous quote into their hands in Northern Laos.
Just look at this greenery!
Looks like we made no mistake with the name.
In Lao, ‘Soum Son’ means ‘community’.
And that’s exactly what we’ve got in Laos.
A community of villagers warmly greeting Camino hikers, welcoming them into their homes, daily lives and traditions.
Our local team that helped us design our village-to-village trail.
And most of all, you.💛
The curious, kind-hearted ladies who love to swing by local schools to say hi, dance with the villagers, try out traditional clothes…
(And let’s not forget that they do all that in breaks of hiking!)
I cried my eyes out at the pics in our October group’s WhatsApp group. Such a fun group of ladies.
I wish I was there with them!
Sophie xx
Curious hikers = curious students.
Camino Women are having a blast learning how to make traditional Vietnamese food.
When’s the last time you tried something new?
Camino Women just outdid themselves.
This ‘Hooray!’ in unison on top of the 4,167-metre-high Mount Toubkal is just the tip of the iceberg.
It started with many a:
‘No way I could manage to pull that off’
‘It’s just too far away.’
That slowly eased into…
‘Well, maybe, if I really put effort into training…’
Followed by:
‘Come on, you can do it.’
‘We’ll push through this last part together.’
‘Almost there, we’ve got this.’
Wrapped up with a:
‘Where to next?’
The main symptoms of the Camino Women spirit taking over:
👉 Seeing the beauty of nature everywhere you look
👉 Being brave enough to gear up and get close to it
Rwanda & Uganda had us doing both. 🐒🐆🦛
Camino Women had a blast in Fiji!🌴✨
Their hearts are still with the local women they met in the villages of the Fiji Highlands.
Wholehearted welcomes all around ♥️