Laos
The Four Thousand Island Escape
The boat rocks from my weight as I enter its cavern. I perch on a wooden slat and rest my feet in a pool of cool stagnant water. We drift from the shore; the engine rattling with the repetition of a trance beat. The river invites us, calm and still and...
Stronger than the Drugs in Vang Vieng
Hundreds of years ago the first body floated down the river in Vang Vieng. When the opposition defeated Vientiane they captured the King and sent him north to receive his sentence in the royal city of Luang Prabang. But the King fell ill and when he...
Worldly Pleasure in Luang Prabang
The heavenly kingdoms in the land of Laos were once ruled by powerful Gods. As benevolent sovereigns these Gods would grant worthy partisans the ability to reign over the earthly world. One day they sent the mortal son of one of the Gods to a small rice...
Now in Laos
Mist hangs over the hills that flank the Mekong. Caribbean colored longtails blare their horns and travelers weighed by backpacks and bags of baguettes rush to the dock. We drift down the mighty river that hypnotizes like a never-ending spiral. Barely...
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Laos
The Four Thousand Island Escape
The boat rocks from my weight as I enter its cavern. I perch on a wooden slat and rest my feet in a pool of cool stagnant water. We drift from the shore; the engine rattling with the repetition of a trance beat. The river invites us, calm and still and...
Stronger than the Drugs in Vang Vieng
Hundreds of years ago the first body floated down the river in Vang Vieng. When the opposition defeated Vientiane they captured the King and sent him north to receive his sentence in the royal city of Luang Prabang. But the King fell ill and when he...
Worldly Pleasure in Luang Prabang
The heavenly kingdoms in the land of Laos were once ruled by powerful Gods. As benevolent sovereigns these Gods would grant worthy partisans the ability to reign over the earthly world. One day they sent the mortal son of one of the Gods to a small rice...
Now in Laos
Mist hangs over the hills that flank the Mekong. Caribbean colored longtails blare their horns and travelers weighed by backpacks and bags of baguettes rush to the dock. We drift down the mighty river that hypnotizes like a never-ending spiral. Barely...
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