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A group of us braved the drizzling weather and some extremely rude and hypocritical Lao women early on Tuesday morning to see hundreds of monks clad in their orange robes leave their quarters to walk around Luang Prabang to collect alms. It was quite a ...
... of a 48cm TV, along with speakers and VCD player. The generator chugged away outside as we watched (and later sang to) Lao karaoke. I couldn't believe someone had carried this TV up that hill! Some women and children sat on plastic chairs glued to the ...
I took a 3-4 hour bus from Luang Prabang to Nong Khaiw which is a non-touristy town surrounded by limestone mountains covered head to toe in trees. It's a great place to relax after… well… just relax. After checking out two places, I checked ...
... on them somewhere. Unfortunately for all concerned this is when someone mentioned showing Mamma our horoscopes that we had found in the Pak Ou caves. Michelle was first. Mamma read it, cooing all the time and emitting high pitched squeals of delight. By ...
Ban Pak-Ou, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
Where the Nam Ou River meets the Mekong, Ban Pak-Ou, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
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