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    “The Temperamental Cocoon Soup” – This is where the quest to find the one true thread begins. Women armed with chopsticks cleverly and exquisitely pull the thread from each cocoon and feed it through the reel. My host explained that the technologically advanced machine has been passed down from her great grandparents. “When I was a little girl this was my job, now I can do it with my eyes closed”, she joked. The water is then saved as local women prize it as a skin moisturiser.: by ellaviaja, Views[724]
         		 Slow loris season was happening when Akha people were preparing upland field. Phongsaly, Lao PDR: by mpk, Views[787]
         		 A cup of coffee with cold temperature in early morning on Mountainous village. Phongsaly, Lao PDR: by mpk, Views[843]
         		 Taidam people were drying Bamboos to keep for longer time and sold to Vietnamese sellers. Phongsaly, Lao PDR: by mpk, Views[644]
         		 Naka spring was symbol of Lao Buddhists at Mekhong river side. Vientiane capital, Lao PDR: by mpk, Views[570]
     
    A foreigner was writing about good memory while he was traveling to Luangprabang. Lao PDR: by mpk, Views[416]
         		 Relaxing by the fire after a hard day.: by ollie103, Views[375]
         		 The friendliest human being ever. : by ollie103, Views[388]
         		 Free roaming chicks suss out a new hang out. Pets and stock wander as they like.: by ollie103, Views[482]
         		 Girl welcoming us to her village in the foothills of Laos.: by ollie103, Views[443]
     
    An old woman had moved to new place such a comfortable life, but she had spent o: by mpk, Views[109]
         		 It was difficult to find coffee shop in a mountainous village. I found an instan: by mpk, Views[158]
         		 A Karean girl didn’t understand official language well. She used to speak Karean: by mpk, Views[532]
         		 In bamboo season, all of people in remote areas would go out to forest for findi: by mpk, Views[161]
         		 Young woman who got married in young age and had low educated. She was moved to : by mpk, Views[147]
     
    A man winds down in a restaurant overlooking the Mekong. Strict development regulations a midnight curfew maintain the relaxed character of Luang Prabang, which gained UNESCO World Heritage Site status in 1995.: by justintreadwell, Views[784]
         		 Monks walk across a bamboo bridge over a tributary to the Mekong.
         		 A young man heads home after a day's work in Luang Prabang. The Mekong is the highway, breadbasket and playground of the people who live in settlements along its banks. From childhood, they are taught to work with the natural rhythms of the river, learning to maneuver their long, low boats through the river's flow with confidence and ease.: by justintreadwell, Views[854]
         		 Tourists relax on the slow boat from Huay Xai to Luang Prabang during the low season in July, when heat and rain make travel more exhausting. To the locals, who refit their houseboats with car seats to ferry passengers, it's just another day on the river. The calendar is stuck on January.: by justintreadwell, Views[1345]
         		 A group waits by the river bank for their boat to fill with passengers before setting off. The enduring joke in Lao People's Democratic Republic is that Lao PDR stands for Please Don't Rush. There is a palpable sense of not-rushing along the Mekong, its people wary of dramatic change and enjoying the camaraderie that develops when people end up waiting around together.: by justintreadwell, Views[917]
     
    Happy and free. How does this not put a smile on your face. The Mekong's dark history is certainly brightened and forgotten with the spirit of these kids playing on the shore. They loved the interaction with tourists and travellers a like.: by harper1, Views[711]
         		 The journey down the Mekong River can be dull, sad and poor, So when i saw this sweet boy laughing with tourists, I couldn't resist taking this picture- the feeling I had when capturing this moment is portrayed beautifully in this image with the sun shining through. Bright, happy and full of hope.: by harper1, Views[632]
         		 As we drift away mother and child wait for either another ferry or help from her family. I love how peaceful this image is.: by harper1, Views[633]
         		 This boys face looks so innocent whilst his mother unloads the ferry trip after their rountined trip for supplies. I cant help but wonder what he's thinking.: by harper1, Views[767]
         		 Rush hour: by chicagoguy, Views[379]
     
    Traffice jam on bridge: by chicagoguy, Views[345]
         		 Front of police station: by chicagoguy, Views[1108]
         		 Pedestrian crossing: by chicagoguy, Views[342]
         		 Noy the Monk: by chicagoguy, Views[349]
         		 My front balcony: by chicagoguy, Views[235]
     
    Motorcycle bridge from distance: by chicagoguy, Views[253]
         		 Monk2: by chicagoguy, Views[236]
         		 My $29 hotel room: by chicagoguy, Views[251]
         		 Motorcycle & Bike only bridge: by chicagoguy, Views[234]
         		 Rush hour at airport: by chicagoguy, Views[225]
     
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