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  • Wandering, eating and drinking in Vientiane Today we got up nice and early and went for our complimentary breakfast. It was a choice of eggs and a baguette so Chelsea was extremely happy as she loves bread. After we set off on a mission to find Posted by Chelsandliam in Powered by Noodles | May 15, 2013
  • Kanchanaburi to Bangkok to Vientiane Our first day off in several weeks started with a well needed lay in. We were up and packed by 9.30 though, said goodbye to our oversized kittens and on our way into town. We sorted out our motorbike which Posted by Chelsandliam in Powered by Noodles | May 15, 2013
  • Vientiane, Lao===Vientiane, Lao=== Vientiane is the capital of Laos and while not as pretty as Luang Prabang, it still had enough of a French feel to excite Gavin. The government, with the help of the Vietnamese and Chinese, is in the Posted by Tiki Touring in Tiki Touring | May 7, 2013
  • Luang Prabang - une belle ville===Luang Prabang - une belle ville=== We had three days in Luang Prabang - and it wasn't long enough! The town was incredibly pretty with a heavy french influence, the food was cheap and delicious and included warm baguettes and fresh Posted by Tiki Touring in Tiki Touring | May 4, 2013
  • Two days on the High Seas==2 days on the High Seas== The thought of travelling the Mekong River, from [[http://wikitravel.org/en/Houay_Xai|Huay Xie]] to Luang Prabang in the People's Democratic Republic of Laos was exciting. 2 days in a slow boat - what an adventure. Posted by Tiki Touring in Tiki Touring | May 4, 2013
  • One week holiday in LaosDay 453 – Saturday 20th April Another late and long blog update for you guys, hope you enjoy! Woke up today feeling a little bit worse for wear after last night’s antics, still a few missed calls and a couple of Posted by travellingjoe in Joe's blog | May 1, 2013
  • Update===Update=== Kia Ora family and friends We are both safe and well in beautiful Luang Prabang, Laos PDR. We are having difficulty at uploading all of our photos that we have taken since crossing the border. When we are able to Posted by Tiki Touring in Tiki Touring | Apr 30, 2013
  • Lazy Laos Part I - from Muang Ngoi to Pakse Sabbadhi! Ok, I'm gonna keep this short, it's just too hot to sit inside here too long... We arrived after a 26 hour journey in Muang Ngoi, in the North of Laos, a town still only to be reached by a boat Posted by KlötzOnTour in Asia2013 | Apr 13, 2013
  • Spirit of Laos==Laos== We crossed from Thailand into northern Laos at Houayxai and drove to the small town of Houei Sai for the night. On the way we stopped at two villages. Laos is one of the few Southeast Asian countries whose ethnic Posted by Chris Cox in Spirit of Laos | Apr 9, 2013
  • Mekong trip through LaosSo we left Chiang Mai for a 3 day 2 night trip to Luang Prabang that included accommodations and two meals . The first day we took a 6 hour bus to get to the border town between Thailand and Posted by apolloandathena in Adventure Extrodinaire! | Apr 5, 2013
  • If I Lived in Laos...If I were a Lao girl, my life would be very different. If I were living in a remote village, this would be my last year in school. My house would be made out of bamboo, and would most likely Posted by IsabelK in Klemmerabilia | Feb 11, 2013
  • Big Brother MouseIn Laos there is an organization called Big Brother Mouse. Big Brother Mouse goes to remote villages in Laos and gives books to children who don't have ready access to books otherwise. We helped them out by donating an early Posted by IsabelK in Klemmerabilia | Feb 11, 2013
  • 新年快樂！It was really busy in Laos because there were many people there from China. We were only 7 hours away from China in Luang Prabang. This year was the year of the snake. Legend has it that the Chinese Posted by MadelineK in Klemmerabilia | Feb 9, 2013
  • Floating our way to Luang Prabang!On the Mekong River, I saw trees with big round tops. I saw water buffalo that were as black as beetles and rocks that were as big as trolls. I smelled burning wood and it smelled good. I felt Posted by MadelineK in Klemmerabilia | Feb 8, 2013
  • Meandering down the Mekong!The boat sails the river with wind as cool as an autumn breeze. The shores are filled with sand as soft as silk. The sound of the waves fills my ears like a crowd of people clapping. Trees dot the Posted by IsabelK in Klemmerabilia | Feb 8, 2013
  • Goodbye LaosThe top ten things we've learnt whilst in Laos: 1. Chicken fried rice is most tasty when eaten in a filthy looking, roadside "cafe" (aka someone's home!) 2. Big stone jars are cool! 3. We actually DO have standards of Posted by Tam-Jo in The Adventures of Jo and Tammy... | Mar 29, 2013
  • 新年快樂！It was really busy in Laos because there were many people there from China. We were only 7 hours away from China in Luang Prabang. This year was the year of the snake. Legend has it that the Chinese Posted by MadelineK in Learning Through Exploring | Feb 10, 2013
  • If I lived in Laos...If I was a Lao girl, my life would be very different. If I was living in a remote village, this would be my last year in school. My house would be made out of bamboo, and would most likely Posted by IsabelK in Learning Through Exploring | Feb 12, 2013
  • Floating our way to Luang Prabang!On the Mekong River, I saw trees with big round tops. I saw water buffalo that were as black as beetles and rocks that were as big as trolls. I smelled burning wood and it smelled good. I felt Posted by MadelineK in Learning Through Exploring | Feb 9, 2013
  • Meandering down the Mekong!The boat sails the river with wind as cool as an autumn breeze. The shores are filled with sand as soft as silk. The sound of the waves fills my ears like a crowd of people clapping. Trees dot the Posted by IsabelK in Learning Through Exploring | Feb 9, 2013
  • Big Brother MouseIn Laos there is an organization called Big Brother Mouse. Big Brother Mouse goes to remote villages in Laos and gives books to children who don't have ready access to books otherwise. We helped them out by donating an early Posted by IsabelK in Learning Through Exploring | Feb 12, 2013
  • LaosVientiane (10th March - 12th March) We only spent a couple of days in Vientiane, but this was more than enough. The town is nice, and very quiet (especially for a capital city!) but there are not many sights and Posted by duncan-alice in Duncan & Alice Go RTW! | Mar 27, 2013
  • Daytrip to LaosDuring the past few days we've been on a small excursion to Laos. I'm calling it a small excursion since we spent most of our time in our bus, either driving to Laos or back to Rangsit from Laos. Truth Posted by balloonimal in Touring the land of the white elephant | Mar 21, 2013
  • DE PAKSE A 4,000 ISLAS===Yo ya estoy empezando a perder la cuenta, así que voy a recapitular para mi propio beneficio, pero espero que a ustedes también les sirva :-). En Laos, fuimos a: Hong Sa, Luang Prabang, Vang Vieng, Vientiane, Pakse, y por Posted by alejandrajoel in Asian Adventure | Feb 25, 2013
  • The unfortunate incident with the fenceImagine me, mahogany skin from my two month tan, my strawberry blonde/ginger hair oddly looking more ginger than usual, and you’ll have a pretty good idea of how great my tan is. But realistically you should probs add some bleach, Posted by Jen90 in Mobbs On The Move | Feb 22, 2013
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