Lao Bump Kins

It seems like the koke and the saat, (in English mortar and pestle), are in use preparing every meal. If nothing else, they are used to crus...

I assume this must be some kind of DC-3 flying over a hill tribe village. I grabbed the photo off one of those web sites. Check out the hous...

Khao Niaw before dawn at the restaurant shacks bus station Oudomxai I’m surprised I didn’t write something about khao niaw before this. Rice...

I’ve gone commercial. If you didn’t notice way down the sidebar near my profile I added a google adsense ad. Last month I made two cents, I ...

This is a street I started eating at the last month I was in Laos. We moved into a new rental over in Ban Amon, and though nice it didn'...

Above, one of the amazing photographs by Roger Arnold who last year ventured into the restricted Xaysambone zone above Vang Vien to documen...

Looking North from Boyee Sang Mai. After fifty miles or so there is the place where the Nam Ou curves back to the west, then after another l...