Sometimes it’s not so hard to see the faces of the future. All you have to do is look at the children around the world.
Burma

Baby looking at his own picture in Inle Lake, Burma

Cousins at a wedding in Inle Lake

Family at the edge of the Ayeyarwaddy in Bagan

Jodi and Htu on Mandalay's famous teak bridge

Somber child atop Mandalay Hill in Burma

Market faces in Inle Lake
Jodi Ettenberg
She’s a former lawyer from Montreal currently eating her way around the world, one country at a time. Marshmallow enthusiast, volcano climber and cave spelunker, also a geek. She’s been traveling since April 1, 2008. Check out all of her adventures at Legal Nomads and follow her on Twitter @legalnomads.
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Cambodia

This little guy seems to be deep in thought as he sits in the doorway of Preah Ko.

This photo was taken at Angkor Wat on our 2nd day. We were used to kids approaching us to sell as things by then but this little girl had other things on her mind. She came running up to us pointing at our leftover pineapple and mango in a baggie, saying "food for me?". How could we resist this face?

At our last stop, on the third day of our Angkor Wat experience, we came across this girl and her brother at Lolei. They were obviously used to posing for photos by the tourists and flashed the peace sign to everyone wandering past.
Corina & Jason
Corina & Jason left their jobs, sold their house and said (a temporary) goodbye to their kitties to travel around the world. Never having left the North American continent in her 39 years, Corina decided it was time to spread their collective wings. Armed with Jason’s obsessively compiled list of UNESCO sites they spent 10 months circumventing the globe. Now back home in Canada, Jason is looking for a job and Corina is overwhelmed with the possibilities. You can read about their RTW trip at www.in2travels.com and follow her on Twitter @in2travels.
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Andi Perullo
When Andi is not treating patients, she is traveling or dreaming of the next place to visit. Thus far, she has stepped foot in about 40 countries. Her adventure-filled life is satiated only by more experience and more knowledge. To her, her country is the world and she want to explore all of it! Her undying love affair with travel is due to the sheer intrigue of untrodden roads, different cultures, and life-changing encounters.









