The story of Plain of Jars is very fascinating to me, I came upon an article that’s very interesting and hope that one day I will be able to visit Xien Khunang, Laos.
The first glimpse of the huge stone jars strewn on the slopes and fields takes your breath away.
A video of people planting rice in Laos, posted by Peter Whittlesey.
Here in the Sacramento Valley planes drop rice seeds into flooded paddies and presto, the rice begins to grow. If only Asian countries could be so lucky. It’s actually rice seedlings that are being transplanted, and it’s hard work. But the Lao, if they [...]
A few months ago I posted about taking a buk to Ban Keun and showed a set of photos for Sim. Here is two short clips that I made for him as well. I thought he would like to see something like this. Unfortunately, this unique little boat will be out of business next year. [...]
Breakfast:
One cup cappuccino
Lunch:
Sub Way turkey, ham, and roast beef sandwich
One cup cappuccino
Dinner:
Lao green papaya salad, brown rice vermicelli, water spinach, and pork rinds
One cup cappuccino
When I am on a shopping spree, I never miss CowPoo
Beauty of Luang Prabang.
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