Manoluck Hotel Luang Prabang
121/3 Phou Vao Street Luang Prabang, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
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Zwei Tage am Mekong
... bestimmt 2 Stunden kein Auge mehr zu machen und habe sogar schon angefangen Schafe zu zählen. Bin nur bis 117 gekommen, dann ging es wieder los. Raphi schlummerte friedlich neben mir und hat davon (glücklicherweise) nichts mitbekommen. Tat mir sehr leid unser/e Nachbar/in!
So, Day-Trip. Typische Touristen Tour. Eigentlich kurz zu beschreiben. Touristen werden am Reisebüro abgeholt, mit noch mehr Touristen an einer Touristen-Sammelstelle ...
Racing with Santa Clause
... which we were fortunate enough to observe and we even managed a few photos. Some tourists get over enthusiastic and walk right up to the monks to photograph the procession. We felt quite embarrassed by these folks, and wondered how the Lao people felt about this intrusion into their culture.
Up the Nam Ou by Longboat
On New Year’s Eve, we took a riverboat up the Mekong and Nam Ou Rivers to a small town called Nong Khiaw. The trip was ...
Just in time for christmas
... inside laos. There we're only 4 of us tourists on the bus today as we headed off to the laos border. The crossing took a while but not as long as I had expected, although the whole rest of the bus had to wait while scott and I got our visas. The bus ride was similar to yesterday, ridiculously bumpy and scott and I realised that if we held onto each other there was less chance of falling ...
Lao PDR: Please don’t rush!
... af, waarbij ze een kroegentocht houden langs de cafeetjes op de oever. Niet echt ons ding, dus we hebben een fiets gehuurd om de omgeving met haar imposante karstbergen te verkennen.
Op naar Luang Prabang, een knusse werelderfgoed-stad, waar de upper-class van Europa de kerstvakantie doorbracht. Even wennen dus voor deze twee backpackers, maar stiekem genoten we wel van het goede eten hier. Vooral de heerlijke baquettes (met dank aan de Franse overheersing) en ...
Laos
... four days are when it really dawned on us that we had truly become seasoned travelers. For the first time in SE Asia we spent time in areas where we were again the only white tourists around, we stayed in tiny towns with no English where the only available breakfast option was noodle soup and we chased down a local guy on a motorbike to buy another 'local' delicacy for lunch (fresh baguettes sliced in half and covered in sweetened condensed ...
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