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  • Laos We arrived at the Laos boarder around 7am. Met up with a few people on other buses who said they had cockroaches on their sleeper bus crawling everywhere. One guy said he was just quietly watching a film when he Posted by jessicajhunt in Travel Diary | Oct 11, 2011
  • Day 8 - VientianeJ'ai très bien dormi, la guesthouse est confortable malgré l'absence d'eau chaude. Après un petit déjeuner moyen (les pains au chocolat sont trop gras et n'ont qu'une seule barre de chocolat!!) on part faire le tour des principaux temples de Posted by niniii in Time to escape ... | Oct 11, 2011
  • Day 7 - Caving in Vang Vieng and trip to VientianeOn visite une cave dans la matinée sous un soleil de plomb. Rien de particulier mise a part qu'il y a une vue dégagée sur les alentours depuis le sommet de la cave.  [img=http:// Posted by niniii in Time to escape ... | Oct 10, 2011
  • VientianeReisen fra Bangkok til Vientiane er en historie i seg selv. Tok et mildt sagt skranglete natt-tog som innebar alt annet en søvn. Se for deg at du ligger i en seng som kontinuerlig beveger seg sidelengs, på langs og Posted by annemona in Asia og Australia 2011 | Oct 10, 2011
  • Day 6 - Motorbike trip around Vang ViengOn a prévu pour cette journée de louer des motos et de se balader dans ce qui est plus communemment appelé West Vang Vieng Loop. C'est en fait un petit circuit dans la campagne, au milieu des rizières et des Posted by niniii in Time to escape ... | Oct 9, 2011
  • Cultural Tourism in Laung Prabang Blah Blah Blah Posted by giselaew in It's a Small World | Oct 9, 2011
  • Day 5 - Trip to Vang ViengOn se lève tôt pour voir les offrandes aux moines à 6h. Ensuite, on part pour Vang Vieng en minivan. Départ à 9h et arrivée prévue à 16h. Un dernier tour dans Luang Prabang et on est parti ! [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/431744/large_2011-10-08. Posted by niniii in Time to escape ... | Oct 8, 2011
  • Day 4 - Tad Sae WaterfallsAujourd'hui, on se défile et on prend un Jumbo pour se rendre aux chutes d'eau de Tad Sae. Il faut ensuite monter sur une petite barque typique pour rallier le site. [img=http: Posted by niniii in Time to escape ... | Oct 8, 2011
  • Day 3 - Tad Kuang Si Waterfalls & Mountain BikingLe programme de la journée, c'est beaucoup de sport! 60 km de VTT au total pour accéder aux cascades de Tad Kuang Si, l'attraction favorite à Luang Prabang. La plupart des touristes y vont en voiture, on choisit le VTT Posted by niniii in Time to escape ... | Oct 6, 2011
  • Loas-Vang Vieng, Luang PrabangMental amount happenned in these two countries: Vang Vieng- Stared of when we arrived in the afternoon by going caving and cave tubing (sitting in a rubber ring on water while caving), the water was really high though so a lot Posted by julie mckenna in Julie's Round the World Trip | Oct 8, 2011
  • Week 2: Wat a week Day 1: Slow Boat to Luang Prabang From Nong Kiouw we took the 5 hour slow boat down the Nam Ou to Luang Prabang. We made sure we positioned ourselves nicely at the boat landi Posted by franandsusie in Fran & Susie's travel dairy | Sep 28, 2011
  • Day 2 - Pak Ou Cave and TemplesOn se lève de bonne heure, plutôt content d'avoir éviter les moustiques. A 7h30, on part vers le centre ville et on trouve un petit restaurant local pour le petit déjeuner. Pour moi, ca sera du kho piek et ca Posted by niniii in Time to escape ... | Oct 6, 2011
  • Day 1 - Arrival in the Land of a Million ElephantsEn voilà une journée de voyage comme on les aime! Hier soir, je suis parti de Shanghai pour Hangzhou en Bullet Train (TGV chinois qui a eu un accident mortel quelques semaines plus tôt). La gare est extrèmement moderne et le Posted by niniii in Time to escape ... | Oct 5, 2011
  • Chance encountersSurely one of attractions of traveling must be the people you meet. Young, old, students, working people, hippies and plain weirdos: fascinating and always entertaining. The randomness of the people is something you are prepared for. But I was still Posted by roelvanderkamp in Exit Strategy | Oct 1, 2011
  • loasLoas Er is al weer flink wat gebeurt sinds mijn vorig schrijven. Mijn ouders zijn ons op komen zoeken in Thailand. We hebben met z’n vieren een hele gezellige tijd gehad. Na een dag of 10 moesten Wout en ik echter Posted by Rebeccadehaan in Asia adventure | Oct 1, 2011
  • Laos so farFrom Evernote: Blog Not sure which day of our trip it was (can't be bothered to work to out) but we left Chiang Mai on Tuesday 20/09/11 for Laos. On our bus we met some new people. Our tour guide was named Posted by tasandsweed in Around the world in 240 days. | Oct 1, 2011
  • Loas- Lac Sao, VientienneLots and lots of travelling, Lac Sao was completely in the middle of nowhere and all that we did really was pit stop, loo at the beautifu scenery and investigate the local market (the fried bananas were gorgeous). Vientienne was much Posted by julie mckenna in Julie's Round the World Trip | Sep 30, 2011
  • Laos Given that it has been more than two weeks since my last post, there is quite a bit of ground to cover (basically my entire trip in Laos), but I'll try to keep it brief Vang Vieng Luang Prabang was a great Posted by roelvanderkamp in Exit Strategy | Sep 29, 2011
  • Week 1: The perfect hangover cure!! Prelude So it began with a hangover, Susie was feeling worse for wear after a night of karaoke, lying in London Fields with tramps asking if she needed any help. She clearl Posted by franandsusie in Fran & Susie's travel dairy | Sep 26, 2011
  • Laos "The Jewel of the Mekong"We are millionaires! At least in Lao currency... (1 million kip is about $130). It's hard to determine how much something is when you're dealing in thousands all the time. Neither of us knew much about Laos before coming here, Posted by jessndave in Asian Adventures | Sep 24, 2011
  • Bangkok / Luang PrabangIn case anybody thought I was only partying in Bangkok, please see below the proof of my many cultural activities The National Museum of Thai History [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/414445 Posted by roelvanderkamp in Exit Strategy | Sep 13, 2011
  • Laos- Vang Vieng and VentianeSo next on our itinerary was Vang Vieng. To say that the ride was bumpy is a bit of an understatement!!! The previous days rains had caused several landslides which were causing havoc on the roads. We were nervously close Posted by elisasdiary in You wouldn't fit in my bag so...... | Sep 9, 2011
  • Teaching & Temples NEWSFLASH: ***I've FINALLY got around to starting my blog!!!*** Sadly, my time in Asia is swiftly coming to an end..... After a couple of fun days in Bangkok, where I first discovered the delights of travelling by tuks tuk Posted by TracyVsTheWorld in Tracy Vs The World | Sep 6, 2011
  • The relativity of travel cuisineOK. So you go to an 'exotic' place on your travels. The food is a huge drawcard. Amazing flavours are bound to be everywhere, in every dish. But is this the reality? During the first few days of wanting to experiment Posted by blueraincoat in Hanoi, Sa Pa and Luang Prabang | Sep 6, 2011
  • Laos 2009 (3) - Luang PrabangAhhh! This is more like me. A fascinating landscape and a beautiful city full of temples, high on the World Heritage List in my opinion. ==Friday 3.7.2009, Vang Vieng – Luang Posted by Sandalsand in Sandalsand | Jul 5, 2009
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