Five minute video captures motorcyclist's epic 3,000 mile trip across Southeast Asia

Harvard student Joshua Rapperport recorded his whole trip using a hands free camera

Jack Simpson
Tuesday 03 February 2015 16:34 GMT
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Rapperport's epic 3,000 mile journey was captured on his hands-free camera
Rapperport's epic 3,000 mile journey was captured on his hands-free camera (Vimeo/Joshua Rapperport)

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An American college student has created an epic five minute video montage capturing his journey across Southeast Asia by motorbike.

The five minute video titled Asia and a Motorbike, follows the adventures of American traveller Joshua Rapperport through the lens of a hands-free camera as he travels through countries like Thailand, Laos and China.

Harvard student Rapperport's journey lasted for a total of 2,982 miles and saw him take in some of the continent’s most breath-taking scenery, as well as getting involved in a few close calls.

The video also features clips from Rapperport’s trip where he is not on his bike, including one that has him celebrating the New Year in Thailand by jumping through a fire hoop.

The video was uploaded onto Vimeo last week and has already received over 175,000 plays, with over 150,000 of them coming yesterday.

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