Angkham Hotel Vientiane
453 Unit 36, Km.5, Kaisone Promvihane Avenue Vientiane, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
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The Capital
We decided to show up at the bus station in Vang Vieng and simply take the next bus that went to Vientiane. There was a man who was driving a songthaew ( a pick up truck with two vertical benches in the back and an open cabin) all the way to Vientiane.....so we decided why not! It could be fun and we would get to travel with all the locals! These trucks are quite small and Tyler and I had ...
Beerlao Festival
Erster Feiertag in der Heimat, hier ein Tag wie jeder Andere.
So wirklich viel gibt es in Vientiane nicht zu tun und so schlendern wir lediglich ein paar Stunden über den (nicht wirklich schönen) "Indoor-Markt". Gerade als wir den Heimweg einschlagen, entdecken wir dann auch den Teil des Marktes, den wir eigentlich sehen wollten - den alten Markt. Übermäßig berauschend sieht ...
Slow boat down the Mekong
... water and use candle light to see by. I think the kayaking made our stay in Vang Vieng worthwhile. I must admit that Sam did paddle more than she did when we went kayaking in Borneo, but I did have to splash her a few times when she got a bit too comfortable and sat back to admire the views.
On a relatively short bus journey down to the capital Vientiane on a "VIP bus" we experienced the terrible roads that we had been warned about. We had a couple of days wandering about the ...
Living in limbo, lazing in Laos….
... that little more authentic though if conducted by the local mor-phon, a kind of shamanic figure, instead of the restaurant cleaner/cook. And the owner really should try to control his schoolboy giggling if he wants to preserve the much loved air of mystery we tourists are looking for.
I’m not saying that the spirits decided not to protect me on my journey but the following day as we were guided through a shortcut to the river ferry, the gang plank I ...
We LOVE Laith
... the centre, they're not lying!! The similarities with our late night arrival in Tha Khaek continued, as we were drunkenly seranaded by an American accompanied by a hareem of local girls (ever so slightly out of his league!) and Femmy nearly vomited. The fun continued, as we found that all the guesthouses we visited were full and seriously considered wandering around until morning. Luckily we found a windowless penthouse suite atop six flights of stairs. Our ...



