The story of the trip to Laos, where 13 teenagers joined. In the name of the school, children are told a vivid story of their departure from a difficult backpack, not a comfortable trip with friends of their peers, and not with parents. The journey to bed and eat with little kids on their own. Now, most of us have been overprotected, and we've had a very strange and wonderful experience with kids. During my journey, I was ashamed of my own eyes as I looked at young travelers who naturally

The 13 young backpacks of Laos, flying away from their children's streets! I was dreaming of my kids' free travels and constantly reading and searching for the travel books with them. The moment I see this book! I felt like I was going to go with my kids and my teachers on Laos. Where the kids go. We've seen it, we've even eaten it together. And all I did was, I felt like I was traveling for a month, and I was thrilled about the trip of Laos. Happy, excited, tense. We don't travel like this

I met a book that made 13 young backpackers smile in the long run during Laos. The book, which is called a travel period, contained something more. "Flying Children's Roads" is a book that has been traveled abroad by children who lived in school and in routine routines. It's a well-known travel book with what you see, feel and realize as you hit the world while traveling through a strange and potentially difficult country called Laos. "Wow. "A shout came out of the temple. It's a picture of the

Children, they're flying away. The title of the book and the cover of the books are the ones that can feel little about what children have gone through. It's about children leaving school and traveling to Bangkok and Laos. When I first traveled abroad, it was a backpack trip to China when I was 21. The feeling then is indescribable. Not my country. And cultural differences and experiences. With this wide view of thought pocket. This was one of the things I could feel when I left my home and

A 26-to-27-day trip to Laos, which deals with free travel for children. middle. It tells of a trip where high school kids are really wearing wings and they're hitting on things that they haven't experienced in their normal lives. I have experienced this book with the desire to do so, not knowing if I'm going to give it to my child while raising two kids who are now in elementary school or for the rest of their lives. The 13 kids, apparently not prepared for anything, took their own place,

I remember an ad card saying that you're going to suffer a dog in the end. This implies that the home is the most comfortable in the world. No matter how good you eat and live in an expensive mansion, you are not as comfortable as my home. However, the words ‘ I don’t want to go home ’ came from the mouths of people who had left home for nearly a month and had traveled, making me think it was serious enough to feel the spirit. I like it because life is simple, but when you go home, you're going

The couple took 13 children and set out on the journey. 26-twenty-seven-day travel is Laos. The important thing is that they're all the kids in other people's houses. That mixed up from junior high school to first grade. Some of them were ahead of the top three. These are the ones I've always dreamed of in January 2011. So, we actually did, but 2013 was the Korean Lifestyle. I couldn't leave because of my resentment. And so they went on a long journey. "The Travel School for Children" by Name.

I opened it and I finished it. It's been a long time since I was born. Traveling author Toilet Kim Kimmmi and his wife have opened a "Transport School for Children". This book is about the Raos Travel School, the first school to leave 13 children. From junior high to first grade, we gathered around the country, prepared for a trip, traveled close to a month, and told stories of our return. Six months before we left for Laos, we walked three and four days in the state capital, preparing for a