By this point in our Laos journey, we were pretty drained. Luckily, Vientiane is a good place to be recuperate. As one of the smaller capitals in Asia, the hustle and bustle is pretty minimal when compared to its counterparts. check your wat-age One cloudy and pleasantly temperate day during …
Due to the nature of this content there were no photographs taken to illustrate our adventure. We hope you understand. Carry on. goodbye LP, hello stuck Oh Luang Prabang we hate to say goodbye but we must move on. But perhaps we should have picked a different day or a …
Right up Kristen’s alley, this town is known for handwoven textiles. There are several hill tribes in the surrounds of Luang Prabang that do different types of weavings, and in turn there are several shops that sell their goods. Some of these even offer a hands on experience via weaving and …
Not having read up much on this town, but rather just coming here because it’s a must see in Laos, we were quite glad to make its acquaintance. We stayed in the Old Town, a UNESCO heritage site, which is recommended for anyone making a stop here. This is a foodie …
Our next destination was the city of Luang Prabang, a few hours south. a-boating we will go We wanted a unique travel experience (not that we haven’t had our fair share) so opted to take a two-day boat trip down the Mekong River. There’s a public boat for …
Loving all things animals and wildlife in their natural habitats, we signed up for the Gibbon Experience in Laos, hoping to encounter these endangered long-armed swinging monkeys on the Classic 3-day, 2-night excursion. We made our way to the small town Huay Xia (also Ban Houayxay, Huoeisay, or Houei Sai… …
