Papau Bhuka Nan
141 Pua-Namyao Rd., M. 4, Xilalang, Pua Nan, Thailand
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Gettin Mao in Lao!
... of water to wash yourself. The most luxurius item was a nice clean porceline squatter toilet for all your diarrhoic and vomiting needs.
The first few days we oriented ourselves with the area and some of the people, then after that was the songkran holiday- three days of drinking, horrible food and dancing. one of the delicacies was blood stew compriced of steamed blood pressed into a block and every part of a cow thrown into the soup, bones and all. In ...
Nan, Northern Thailand
... br> Also, we went to a salt well. They make salt there the traditional way, by digging a well and boiling the salt water found underground to get salt.
There were also a lot of stray dogs and cats that were very sweet. We named two dogs that we saw Wolfie and Lollipop. We named one of the cats we saw Naranja.
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Nan
... drifted off, meaning that I was immediately awake again...not fun. Also there was no feasible way to get comfortable in the back seats - every position I tried failed and some resulted in bruises from banged elbows and knees. However, we did finally arrive in Nan, which did make up for the awful journey there. Nan is beautiful , very different from Tharua and the Central plains. It was alot cooler as well, which was both good and bad, good in that I wasn't melting, ...
What I did for my 37th birthday
... Nan hospital as the 2 boys had been bitten by a dog. Mid afternoon we returned everyone to the Mlabri village and returned to Chiang Rai by early evening. Mushroom farming. The Mlabri have a hut for growing mushrooms and they are being taught the techniques of how to do that by the Thai Department of Non - Formal Education. It takes about 3 days to teach someone ...
Further out
... We woke up in the morning to a free map, and free bicycles, and set out about the town exploring all the temples and such. Nan, it turns out, is a happening little town. It is just way out off the main track, and nobody really comes over here. But the town itself is full of character, and every meal we ate was absolutely fantastic. All day we just biked around, here and there. ...
