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The Bolevan Plateau is a fertile patch of mountains in southern Laos. We’ve rented scooters for a week and will be exploring the area, first circling the plateau and then riding across it on our way back to Pakse. First stop: the delightful town of Tat Lo. [Read more...]
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I really can’t believe it, but I’ve been in SE Asia for nearly six months now. These are my ten favorite shots from the last three months, selected from over 3,000 photos taken in Vietnam and Laos.[Read more...]
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Monks line the streets of Luang Prabang every morning to receive alms. On a weekend, the process can take an hour or more, depending on the tourist turnout. Once they turn the corner to head back to the Wat, the younger ones break into a fast walk, eager to get home and inspect their take for the day.
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The Plain of Jars is one of Laos’ greatest mysteries. No one really knows why they were created or even when. Despite years of study by archaeologists, they refuse to give up their secrets. [Read more...]
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