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Luang Prabang….Ahhh, pretty!!
Blog: ally - 18 December 2009
We arrived at Luang Prabang airport on the smallest plane in the world…at least it seemed that way until we saw the smaller plane that Lao airlines were flying from Vientiane to Luange Prabang when we landed. We flew Bangkok Air which is a serviceable enough airline. Being a ATR70 (that’s code for IT HAD [...]
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The Only Good Mouse Is A Reading Mouse
Blog: ally - 4 December 2009
It’s hard to sum up our first two days in Luang Prabang. It’s an exceptionally pretty little town; an elegant melange of Asian and colonial influences. We began the morning observing the Tak Bat ceremony outside our guesthouse during which the faithful offer a small amount of sticky rice to each passing monk; a tradition [...]
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Luang Prabang Laos Customs, Etiquette, Culture and Warnings
Blog: Malaysia Asia - 10 October 2009
Laos and Luang Prabang Customs, Etiquette, Culture and Warnings
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Luang Prabang - Hotels, Buildings and Restaurants Part 2
Blog: Malaysia Asia - 6 October 2009
Luang Prabang Hotels, Restaurants and BuildingsPart 2
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Phu Si Hill Sunset in Luang Prabang
Blog: Malaysia Asia - 3 October 2009
Phu Si Hill or Chomsy HillLuang Prabang, Laos
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Pak Ou Buddha Caves at Luang Prabang, Laos
Blog: Malaysia Asia - 11 September 2009
Pak Ou Cavesor Buddha Cavesat Luang Prabang
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Whisky Village in Luang Prabang, Laos
Blog: Malaysia Asia - 24 August 2009
Whisky Village orBan Xang Hai inLuang Prabang, Laos
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The Pac Ou Caves, Sacred Caves of Laos
Blog: Canada's Adventure Couple - 22 July 2009
One of the top things that I just had to see when traveling to Laos, were the Pak Ou Caves. I had seen an episode on Don't Forget Your Passport years ealier, and I had wanted to go their ever since. It is a sight definitely worth seeing. Located just 25 km outside of Luang Prabang, you can hire a boat to take you there for the day or take a Songthaew which is what Dave and I did.
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Day 5 - Valentines Day in Luang Prabang
Blog: Hello, Pineapple? - 10 July 2009
Preface. Today begins 4 months earlier at the train station in Florence, Italy. EZ and I were waiting patiently in the main hall for our platform to be announced for the train that would take us to Venice. Our train was delayed and there was some confusion in the hall as to what was happening on the tracks beyond the station. There were a number of muffled messages, in Italian, over the stations public address system, but nothing we could decipher. Suddenly, after one such public address a mob of people started to charge the ticket booths.
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Slow Boat to Thailand
Blog: Canada's Adventure Couple - 21 April 2009
When travelling most people choose to hop a flight to their next destination. This allows them to see more sights in a shorter amount of time and to squeeze more destinations into their itinerary.
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