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  • Vientiane to Vang Vieng Well, its been a while since we wrote anything, mainly because we've been into the wild, yes we ventured to places with no internet, yes thats right, no internet! I am just glad there are still places left! After an eventful Posted by zoandy in Our travels to find the flip side..... | May 10, 2008
  • Pictures of Laos I’ve realised that I barely covered Laos in my blog. It's not easy to upload photos and I don’t feel like writing. So here are some photos of Luang Prabang, Vang Vieng and Vientiane. This and many other parts are on Posted by Wardsan in Asia 2008 | May 6, 2008
  • Horton hears a Mahout! We are glad to say that we are safe and sound in Laos at the moment. Luckily we are far away from the horrible aftermath of Cyclone Nargis that has battered southern Myanmar last week. We have not Posted by jented in Jen and Ted in the SEA | May 8, 2008
  • Zippedy do da, zippedy day The Official Gibbon Experience account Written by Jen Edited by Ted The Gibbon Experience is a really cool program that happens in the forests between Huay Xai and Luang Namtha in Laos. The National Protection Area is an enmorous area Posted by jented in Jen and Ted in the SEA | May 4, 2008
  • Lovely Laos Part 2 Ok, so, little bit overdue with this entry but when I get to typing up the Thailand entry you will all hopefully understand why. The morning after our village party, we were up to get a bus to Vientiane and very Posted by C and H in Hayley's Excellent Adventure | May 4, 2008
  • Laos Laos is undoubtably one of the Most Amazing Countrys i have ever vistited, The Scenarys amazing, Lush Green trees, Bright Blue Skys, the people are some of the most friendliest people i have Met and of course Beer Laos is Posted by Crusher in Slasher & Crusher go save Ginger | May 4, 2008
  • a bus, a trek, a bus, a boat and we arrive in Luang Prabang! It's been awhile since our last update. We arrived at the Thai-Laos border on April 25th and crossed the Mekong to Huay Xai, where we met the Gibbon Experience (see an entry dedicated to this adventure to come Posted by jented in Jen and Ted in the SEA | May 4, 2008
  • Ben Xoum Village On our bus ride to Van Vieng, we met a local named Puen, who invited us over for an annual village festival. We decided it would be a cool opportunity to have a more authentic experience, and see what Posted by cripxtreme in Francis & Edward, Taste of the World | Apr 26, 2008
  • Vang Vieng In Van Vieng we stayed an the Organic Mulberry Farm, where we volunteered feeding the goats and teaching english. Francis loved the baby goats that we get to bottle feed and exercise. We also spent some Posted by cripxtreme in Francis & Edward, Taste of the World | Apr 26, 2008
  • Si Phon Don (Don Det), Laos In spite of some harmless misadventures and inconveniences, we're back to civilization. We spent the last 3 days on Don Det, a remote island in the middle of the Mekong river in an area known as Si Phon Don Posted by cripxtreme in Francis & Edward, Taste of the World | Apr 2, 2008
  • Luang Prabang, Laos The City Luang Prabang is a World Heritage City. It has a long history, seamlessly fusing ancient Buddhist temples and French Colonial architecture. [img=http://ww Posted by cripxtreme in Francis & Edward, Taste of the World | Mar 29, 2008
  • Lovely Laos I really don't know how to begin to describe Laos, I have just had the most amazing month there and for the first time spent my whole visa allowance in one place - not bad considering I only intended to Posted by C and H in Hayley's Excellent Adventure | Apr 23, 2008
  • A Place Like No Other As we pedal through the remote mountains of Northern Laos, up and above the clouds, an air of mystery and stillness surrounds us. There is barely any traffic along this road, barely any villages. It's just us, surrounded by strange Posted by amyandwim in Amy & Wim | Apr 20, 2008
  • LAOS We passed thru the border crossing of Laos which was crossing the Mekong River and getting a stamp. We then piled in the back of a ute and were taken to the slow boat first class of course..haha!!! The slow Posted by The Trip in Mark & Hayley's Big Trip | Apr 15, 2008
  • girl with a rucksack: livin la vida local... Simon says, one of the great things about having a group this size is that we are just too big for a small van--so we get a mini bus each time. this makes for a very comfortable journey with Posted by tweedskirt in girl with a rucksack--the asian leg | Apr 11, 2008
  • Dude, that was some strong ginger! After a week of rest and nice air-conditioned hotel rooms, we took a bus to the center of Laos, where the mountain ranges start and it promised to get cooler. We both felt excited and renewed wh Posted by amyandwim in Amy & Wim | Apr 8, 2008
  • Laos Laos is an extremely poor, landlocked and mountainous country which borders north eastern Thailand. It is called the Land of Smiles because the people are so kind. On Easter Sunday, Erica, Victoria, their friend Jane, and I traveled 23 hours Posted by Michelle H in Hot Hot Hot! | Apr 11, 2008
  • In love with sleepy little Laos After only 2 days in Vientiane we were picked up from the hotel by a minivan for the 3 hour trip up to Vang Vieng. As usual the van was chock-full of young backpackers who let out a collective sigh Posted by CRFS in Four Go RTW | Apr 9, 2008
  • Vang Vieng Nate: After a couple of days chilling in La Prabang we thought we would get a little more rustic, so we hoped on a bus to Vang Vien, grabbed a coup Posted by Seaurchins in Sea-Urchin Walkabout | Apr 8, 2008
  • Laos: Part 2 The Basics: Our next stop was at the Northern city of Luang Prabang. This is the ancient capital of Laos. Now its a world heritage sight. Luang Prabang left us with a very different feeling than we had Posted by dacostas in A Fistful of Visas | Mar 24, 2008
  • Laos: Part 1 After a few days in Phnom Penh we were off to Laos. We flew North to the sleepy capital Vientiane. Make that sleepy with a capital S. It seems that Laos is far behind its sister nations Posted by dacostas in A Fistful of Visas | Mar 22, 2008
  • girl with a rucksack:when in luang prabang... so the rain finally slowed to a drizzle as we headed out for dinner. our last night in Luang Prabang--and simon had us do it up loation style. we went to a fabulous restaurant called tamarind -which would be well Posted by tweedskirt in girl with a rucksack--the asian leg | Apr 7, 2008
  • Breakdown That's it. We're finished, we're kaput. There is nothing left in us to keep us going. For the past few days we have been searching out fancy hotels with airconditioning and passing the days horizontally. [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/91346 Posted by amyandwim in Amy & Wim | Apr 4, 2008
  • Vientiane - are we in Laos or in France? We climbed off the train in Nong Khai just a few 100 metres short of the Friendship Bridge and the Thai-Laos border, so we hopped into a tuk-tuk for the 5 min journey to the immigration buildings. Having been stamped Posted by CRFS in Four Go RTW | Apr 6, 2008
  • Girl with a rucksack: the asian leg: luang prabang they say luang prabang defies all expectations, that it is a tonic for the soul--it definitely has a more relaxed, peaceful and lovely vibe to it, unlike the other cities we've been to i write this as i'm stranded in an Posted by tweedskirt in girl with a rucksack--the asian leg | Apr 5, 2008
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