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Category Archives: Laos
Throw a ball and get married
Today was our last day in Laos. And we experienced one of our most exhilarating highlights. The annual ‘traditional Hmong festival’ was in full swing the week we were in Luang Prabang. We were incredibly fortunate since it is a … Continue reading
The lazy Mekong
We followed the sluggish Mekong upriver to the Pak Ou caves today. The pregnant river moves in brown, silt filled waves from China that has dammed its bounty in two places and past Thailand and into Cambodia. Heavy rice barges … Continue reading
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Tagged buddhas, elephants, hand made paper, Mekong river, monks, pak ou cave, weavers
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Humble Luang Prabang
On our way to an early morning start we were totally enchanted by the Laotian ritual of distributing daily alms to the monks. They stood silently and patiently in line many as young as ten. It is special and prestigious … Continue reading
Heavenly Laos
I fell in love with Luang Prabang/Laos from my first sight of rugged mountain peaks and a muddy brown river meandering lazily through deep green valleys. The heavy air is redolent with the scent of Indian hill stations from my … Continue reading
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