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    And here I buy some very interesting food-thing. It was sweet sticky rice, stuffed inside a bamboo. I had to peel the bamboo like a banana to get to the rice. Interesting!: by utegute, Views[363]
         		 Since some of you (sant, Olga!!!!!) are complaining about me never being on a picture, I took this. Me, smiling close to the elephant-stone in Wat Pu.: by utegute, Views[313]
         		 I just LOVE these ancient ruins! If I had to chosse, where to go, the mountains, the sea, the jungle or visiting some very old stones- I would choose the stones! It has a quietness and holyness- relaxing! Great!: by utegute, Views[342]
         		 more Wat Pu: by utegute, Views[267]
         		 Wat Pu Champasak, the remains of the ancient Khmer-temple.: by utegute, Views[293]
     
    a buddha sitting in the woods: by utegute, Views[244]
         		 The ferrie ti Champasak. I guess every carpenter or boatsman would die seeing what they use to transport cars and people, chicken and food. But it works!!: by utegute, Views[302]
         		 Sometimes they use a kind of tractor to transport people. It's this lawn-mower-thing, they jut adjusted a steering and a wagon and off we go :): by utegute, Views[280]
         		 and the nicest of the waterfalls :): by utegute, Views[274]
         		 a scary bridge to one of the waterfalls: by utegute, Views[393]
     
    and another one: by utegute, Views[282]
         		 one of the waterfalls close to Pakse: by utegute, Views[320]
         		 and a tobacco plant: by utegute, Views[319]
         		 tobacco plantation: by utegute, Views[341]
         		 That is a tuc-tuc. Here we are on the way back from trecking and the tuc-tuc broke. No problem. the driver fixed it! it took him at least an hour, but so what?! :): by utegute, Views[282]
     
    the water-buffaloes bathing: by utegute, Views[268]
         		 A LIVING elefant in the wetlands!! Not a wild one. The villagers use elefants for working.: by utegute, Views[284]
         		 A boat-tour in the wetlands. The boat was half a tree, the
         		 that's how the villagers live: by utegute, Views[246]
         		 ancient temple somewhere hidden in the woods: by utegute, Views[287]
     
    view on the Mekong: by utegute, Views[263]
         		 the very old temple: by utegute, Views[342]
         		 What can I say.. Empty, quiet, nice, peaceful..: by utegute, Views[294]
         		 more rice-fields: by utegute, Views[277]
         		 rice-fields after harvesting: by utegute, Views[486]
     
    Some cactus-things they sell to eat. I hven't tryed yet..: by utegute, Views[289]
         		 There are Wats (working buddhist temples) on every corner in Savannakhet. Singing monks in orange clothes.: by utegute, Views[340]
         		 grilling on the side of the street: by utegute, Views[306]
         		 Sonnenuntergang am Mekong River: by lukas_patricia, Views[252]
         		 Sonnenuntergang am Mekong River: by lukas_patricia, Views[283]
     
    Am Mekong River: by lukas_patricia, Views[246]
         		 Buddhastatuen in einer Höhle am Mekong: by lukas_patricia, Views[265]
         		 Am Mekong River: by lukas_patricia, Views[926]
         		 Das Morgengebet ruft ...: by lukas_patricia, Views[213]
         		 Die Mönche bekommen ihre Almosen: by lukas_patricia, Views[303]
     
    Die Mönche bekommen ihre Almosen: by lukas_patricia, Views[965]
         		 Ein Gefäss für Sticky Rice: by lukas_patricia, Views[255]
         		 A resturant on Don Deth. : by will, Views[946]
         		 A typical guesthouse, Don Deth.: by will, Views[1025]
         		 One of the fish traps.: by will, Views[916]
     
    Part of teh Khong Phapheng Falls. : by will, Views[1149]
         		 Mekong fish in the market.: by will, Views[1062]
         		 The French bridge connecting Don Deth and Don Khone. : by will, Views[853]
         		 Sunset over the islands.: by will, Views[545]
         		 The railway line running through the paddies on Don Deth.: by will, Views[684]
     
    The remains of a French colonial house on Don Khone.: by will, Views[1431]
         		 The French railway line running through the forest on Don Khone.: by will, Views[671]
         		 A small section of Li Phi Falls.: by will, Views[5549]
         		 A freize detail at Wat Phou.: by will, Views[557]
         		 Inside the sanctuary at Wat Phou.: by will, Views[701]
     
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