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Timeless Vientiane
... red canopies stretching as far as the eye could see. On sale was a mix of the knicknacks which appealed to the Asian visitors and the handicrafts and textiles appealing to the Westerners.
We ate at one of the rows of open fronted restaurants along the river where fish and chickens were being cooked on barbecues on the pavement. It was simple fare but delicious. The fish had a crisp herb coating and was stuffed with lemongrass. Vientiane was a ...
Asien: Ungeschnitten und in Farbe
... wie glücklich wir waren, an der Freundschaftsbrücke endlich wieder in einen „richtigen“ Bus umsteigen zu können.
In Vientiane zurück, besichtigten wir in direkter Umgebung des Bahnhofes einen für uns namenlosen Wat und machten eine kleine Fotosession an der Nachbildung des „L'Arc de Triomph“, der eine Hauptstraße ziert. Dann kehrten wir in unsere Lieblingsbäckerei ein, um die leckere Kokos-Torte zu probieren – hmmm, yummy. Mit einem kurzen ...
Floating away in Vientiane
... was so good that this was quickly forgotten. One of the favourite snacks on hand was fried crickets; I hesitated at first and then when we reminded ourselves that you have to try everything once, we could not find them. I’m sure we will find them elsewhere.
We also tried to take part in the actual celebrations by buying our own little floaty thingy to take to the river. I showed my city girl status (i.e. ...
Nae rules in Asia
... quite enjoyed it but was fully stuffed. Our one Laos beer obviously affected us as we ended up at the wrong hotel and then when we arrived at our actual hotel we got the wrong room key. Eventually settled in front of HBO for an early night.
So far we were both really chuffed with Vientiane, all the streets were one way and there was literally no horn blasting which was a welcome relief. It wasn't a bit bustling city ...
Lovely Laos - Vientiane
... mostly flat on the 4km journey, Nozza was not in the best of moods because of the heat (and perhaps the lack of exercise in the last six weeks). The Wat wasn't very impressive but the surrounding garden and monasteries were. We headed back to our hotel for more free tea and cake and then went to the local pool to cool off. While we were in Vientiane, we got our visa for Vietnam and also booked our bus to Vang Vieng, where we headed to the next ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking
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