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         		 Don Khone--worth 20,000 Kip for an hour?: by melissa_k, Views[324]
         		 Super laid-back Don Det: by melissa_k, Views[324]
         		 Mekong fisherman: by melissa_k, Views[338]
         		 Laid-back Don Khong: by melissa_k, Views[315]
     
    Sunrise over the Mekong: by melissa_k, Views[339]
         		 ....and another angle: by melissa_k, Views[223]
         		 ...from another angle: by melissa_k, Views[311]
         		 Wat Phu Champasak: by melissa_k, Views[267]
         		 the golden stupa of Pha That Luang: by melissa_k, Views[322]
     
    fountain in central Vientiane: by melissa_k, Views[254]
         		 fierce stone creature at Pha That Luang: by melissa_k, Views[415]
         		 Patuxai--in Vientiane: by melissa_k, Views[442]
         		 on the road to Vientiane from Luang Prabang: by melissa_k, Views[301]
         		 beautiful Laos: by melissa_k, Views[249]
     
    One advantage of guided trekking -- delicious picnic lunches!: by ivan_miral, Views[682]
         		 Our days of wandering in the hills around Nong Khiaw were punctuated with views like this of the magical Nam Ou River.: by ivan_miral, Views[760]
         		 ...and babies caring for babies.: by ivan_miral, Views[954]
         		 Life in the villages seems filled with care of babies...: by ivan_miral, Views[661]
         		 Pha That Luang is a golden stupa (a building that represents the teachings of the Buddha) in the heart of Vientiane (capital of Laos) -- and is a national symbol beloved by the Laos people.: by ivan_miral, Views[834]
     
    The Haw Pha Kaeo religious museum in Vientiane.: by ivan_miral, Views[645]
         		 Our trekking brought us up close and personal with
         		 We were also fortunate enough to visit some village classrooms -- bustling with energy and lovingly decorated with the work of the children.: by ivan_miral, Views[422]
         		 And most of Luang Prabang's wats are still active. Here the monks of Wat Xieng Thong practice their evening chants.: by ivan_miral, Views[538]
         		 Mi shows some Akha woman photos of our family and friends.: by ivan_miral, Views[465]
     
    During the Vietnam War, the United States conducted a
         		 We never got enough of traditional Laos food!: by ivan_miral, Views[540]
         		 Mi gets a
         		 In the midst of sharing some after-dinner Laos Laos (local moonshine), Ive is adorned with a traditional Akha hat.: by ivan_miral, Views[386]
         		 They say you can't leave Southeast Asia without being transformed by the smiles. We certainly felt it as we bid farewell to Laos and entered Vietnam.: by ivan_miral, Views[409]
     
    Arriving into an Akha village where we will spend the night.: by ivan_miral, Views[468]
         		 Muang Ngoi also offered up views of the Nam Ou River -- this one taken from the bungalow porch where we stayed.: by ivan_miral, Views[739]
         		 Our ride: the Laos version of tuk-tuks.: by ivan_miral, Views[870]
         		 ...or more creative things, like dirt sleds!: by ivan_miral, Views[661]
         		 We shared the waterways of Si Phan Don with traditional long boats.: by ivan_miral, Views[856]
     
    The crown jewel of all of Luang Prabang's wats -- Wat Xieng Thong.: by ivan_miral, Views[705]
         		 Our day in Ban Samsaath included a traditional lunch that was topped off with Lao Lao (the local moonshine) for all.: by ivan_miral, Views[561]
         		 A great part of Northern Laos is hitting the trails and wandering to the villages of the local Hill Tribes.: by ivan_miral, Views[506]
         		 A family receives a blessing from a monk at Wat Ong Teu Mahawihan in Vientiane.: by ivan_miral, Views[632]
         		 As we wandered, we ran into a group of local boys setting out with their bamboo containers for a day of fishing on the Nam Ou River.: by ivan_miral, Views[2528]
     
    The village children play with great enthusiasm and joy -- whether its good ol' tire rolling, a source of fun for kids all over the world... : by ivan_miral, Views[1035]
         		 And Luang Prabang's wats are filled with treasures, as well -- like these Standing Buddhas.: by ivan_miral, Views[485]
         		 Our short stay in Pakse included some wandering in the wats (Buddhist temples), where we were greeted by the young novice monks.: by ivan_miral, Views[425]
         		 A modern take on another traditional Southeast Asian Buddha pose, a massive reclining Buddha at Xieng Khuan outside Vientiane.: by ivan_miral, Views[499]
         		 Our village stays offered us very sweet moments with the locals. Here an odd orange insect was displayed for us by some of the kids.: by ivan_miral, Views[364]
     
    From Muang Ngoi, we also set out wandering to visit the nearby Hill Tribe villages.: by ivan_miral, Views[378]
         		 In addition to their architectural beauty, the detail of Luang Prabang's wats keep you staring and staring.: by ivan_miral, Views[484]
         		 A man in Nong Khiaw cuts bamboo slats to weave sticky rice containers and other bamboo items.: by ivan_miral, Views[615]
         		 Mi visits with a woman who is preparing our lunch.: by ivan_miral, Views[554]
         		 Sticky Rice in bamboo containers and herbed steamed fish (sorry Tangelo!) in banana leaf - yum!: by ivan_miral, Views[1078]
     
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