
Chiang Khong, Thailand This is the entry point to Laos from Thailand. We took the boat here to cross...
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Mekong River, the life blood of Laos Mekong translates in Lao as "Mother of Rivers".
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Mekong River This longest river (more than 4,000km from its source) of South East...
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Mekong River It took us 2 days to cross this mighty river by slow boat from Chiang...
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Pak Beng Majority of the activities in this remote small town, or rather to call it a...
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Pak Beng - guesthouse We put up a night at this guesthouse in Pak Beng. We were so unlucky...
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Pak Beng Top view of Pak Beng dock in the evening.
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Pak Beng in the dusk
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Tourist boats at Pak Ou dock
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Pak Ou Cave as seen from the river Pak Ou Cave is located in a striking limestone cliff where both Nam Ou River...
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Pak Ou Cave - lower cave The lower cave (smaller) is called Tham Ting.
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Interior of Pak Ou lower cave Buddha images of all shapes and sizes left by devotees in the cave.
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More Buddha images in the lower cave
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Pak Ou Cave - upper cave A hike of 100 over stairs from the lower cave will take you to the...
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Pak Ou Cave - upper cave The upper cave (bigger) is called Tham Phum. This is the outside view of the...
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Luang Prabang This ancient royal capital was inscripted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in...
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Sunset at Luang Prabang The shot was taken from Wat Phousi, which is the best place to view sunset at...
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Sunset at Luang Prabang from Wat Phousi
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Luang Prabang The old royal palace of Luang Prabang in the evening.
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An unpaved road that we went through
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View of a minority village
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Countryside view Countryside view on our way to Khuang Si Waterfall.
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Khuang Si Waterfall This multi tiered waterfall is located in a forest which is 29km south...
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Gushing water of Khuang Si Waterfall
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Khuang Si Waterfall This pristine waterfall is definitely an ideal place to relax.
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Khuang Si Waterfall
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Guys, someone is peeping! On the way to Xieng Khuang, a few of the group members just can't wait...
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Fatty mama & her cute little baby wild boar at minority village
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Phonsavanh, the capital of Xieng Khuang Phonsavanh is famous for 2 reasons. Apart from being the most heavily bombed...
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An unknown monument at Phonsavanh
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View from inside of the unknown monument
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Another unknown monument at Phonsavanh
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Lao War Memorial The memorial was built in 1998 to commemorate the Lao soldiers who...
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Vietnamese War Memorial Together with Lao War Memorial, the Vietnamese War Memorial is perched on a...
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Vietnamese War Memorial
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Plain of Jars This enigmatic place is located in Xieng Khuang Province. It refers to the...
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Plain of Jars The jars are ranging from 3 feet to 10 feet in height, and some of...
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Plain of Jars There are about 160 jar sites in Xieng Khuang. However, for safety...
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Me in a stone coffin? The exact function of the jars remain a mystery until today. Local folklore...
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Plain of Jars The only stone jar which was found with lid at Site 1.
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Landscape around Plain of Jars
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Mekong River in the evening (Vientiane)
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Vientiane A shot at Mekong River just right before sunset.
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Sunset at Vientiane (Mekong River) Vientiane has a stunning riverfront scenery. Visitors to this capital of Laos...
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Lao National Cultural Hall at Vientiane
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That Dam Stupa (Black Stupa), Vientiane Built in the 2nd century AD, it is believed that the stupa is the...
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Patuxay, the Victory Gate Straddles at Lane Xang Avenue, this monument is a Laos version of the Arc de...
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Patuxay the imposing wall
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Patuxay Bas-relief of deities on the ceiling of Patuxay.
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View of Vientiane fr the top of Patuxay No photograph taking is allowed on top of the monument actually....
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Another "illegal" shot at top of Patuxay
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Buddha Park Located 25km from Vientiane, the park was built in 1958 by a priest by...
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Buddha Park This huge sculpture garden is full of statues of Hindu & Buddhist deities.
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Buddha Park This is the entrance of the giant pumpkin-shaped concrete in the...
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Buddha Park The park is dominated by this immense reclining Buddha.
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Buddha Park
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Laos's currency - Kip USD1 is equivalent to about 10,000 kip. One can easily become a...
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