Seng Lao Hotel

... opportunity to talk to one of these sacred lot when we accidentally stumbled across a fairly deserted wat (temple). The monk, Seng, was ridiculously friendly and wanted to practise his English with us, which kinda worked out well because we had sooo many ...

Step back in time when we crossed the Lao border greeted by the flying hammer and sickle flag! Leaving Cambodia was a smaller bribe than when entering but the laid back Laos have caught onto the meney spinning idea and also charged us "unofficial" fees& ...

... pipe, with trickling water at best, is used by all 100 villagers for drinking, laundry, cleansing and cooking. The villagers of Bam Seng are considered Nomads but have lived in this area for over 30 years. I hope that the next time the tribe moves they ...

... friend as they noticed i was sitting on my own....of course not wanting to be rude i said yes and he introduced himself as Seng, then his mate introduced himself as Tony and it turns out that Tony is from Kerry working in Laos for last few years.  ...

... Si Phan Don (4000 islands)u Such a beautiful place. Life slows down in Southern Laos on the 4000 islands. The guesthouse manager at Seng Auelone woke up from his hammock nap to help us. We had one of our most charming rooms with a balcony over looking ...