Vientiane Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Kristin skrifar

var i hofudborg Laos, Vientiane, i 3 naetur. Mjog famenn borg, heyrdi ad adeins um half milljon byggi tar (og adeins 8 milljonir i allri Laos!).

Skodadi hana eiginlega ekkert tvi fyrsta kvoldid fattadi eg ad eg hefdi tapad ollum myndunum minum fra Laos!!! :S og tad hafdi einmitt verid uppahalds landid mitt. I ljos k...

Hello everyone! I wanted to update this blog a little since I have some time to kill. I borded an overnight train from Bangkok to Nong Khai, Thailand on Monday night. Those of you who know me know how scared I am of roaches, right? Well, Buddist do not believe in killing any living creature (unless for food) including roaches! So, Indiana Jones ...

Eilen puksuteltiin bussilla Vang Viengista Vientianeen. Bussin ollessa kaupungilla naimme tutun naaman. Valli-poikahan se siella tallusteli. Toni Valli on siis herra, jonka kanssa karsimme armeijaa samassa tuvassa, jaa no ma karsin, se kai tykkas siita kun meni viel kertauksiinkin. Nykyaan se on hengaillu enemman Annikan kans kun mun, kun pyoriv...

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From Phonsavanh, we headed by local armed bus to the capital, Vientiane. Although it has the most shops, guesthouses and restaurants, it has none of the rural charm of the rest of Laos. And since it's still pretty poor, there really isn't much to do or like about the place. Did find a good internet cafe tho! We stayed one night, ended up eating ...

Vientiane

In Laos (an old colony of France), the French influence is very apparent especially in the capital city. Vientiane has a Parisian flavour and it is very noticeable in its architecture, downtown area, street signs and cuisine. French restaurants offer gourmet meals at a fraction of the price. Golden temples decorate the city. M...

Well eventually I made it out of Bangkok. Mini and Di came back from their week at the Full Moon Party and we all got ourselves bus tickets and headed to Vientiane. I've been looking forward to getting to Laos since I got to Vietnam. Everyone I have met along my trip has raved about the place, well except for one guy I met in Phnom Penh who did...

On the last few weeks of the trip, we've started to count our "lasts" - Laos was our last new country, Vientiane our last new capital city. Compared to Luang Prabang and Vang Vieng, Vientiane certainly felt urban. Lots of cars, several expensive international restaurants, stoplights! (I had to ask Christopher when the last time we'd seen stopli...