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Sticky Rice Stuck to the Tree
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Laos [1], officially known as the Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR),Sticky Rice Stuck to the Tree is one of the poorest nations in Southeast Asia. A mountainous and landlocked country, Sticky Rice Stuck to the TreeLaos shares borders with Vietnam to the east, Sticky Rice Stuck to the TreeCambodia to the south, Thailand to the west, and Myanmar and China to the north.Sticky Rice Stuck to the Tree
I can only guess as to the meaning of sticking a small pinch of sticky rice to a tree above the place you sell barbeque from every day.
I would assume this is a carry over from the worship of animals, house spirits, and the like. Probably thought to bring good business to the woman. I watched her carefully affix a new pinch onto the tree just before I took the photo.
For the record she had a little of everything, Sam San Moo that three skins of pork, pieces of chicken, and five stuffed fish. Quite the variety.
Anyone definitively know the reason for the rice, or perhaps the name of the habit?
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Laos is squeezed between vastly larger neighbours. First created as an entity in 1353, Sticky Rice Stuck to the Tree when warlord Fa Ngum declared himself the king of Lane Xang ("Million Elephants"), Sticky Rice Stuck to the Tree the kingdom was initially a Khmer vassal state. After a succession dispute, Sticky Rice Stuck to the Tree the kingdom split in three in 1694 and was eventually devoured piece by piece by the Siamese, Sticky Rice Stuck to the Tree the last fragments agreeing to Siamese protection in 1885.
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