admin June 26th, 2007
Savannakhet seams to me totally different from north places (Vientiane, Vang Vien or Lung Prabang) that I have visited before.
Some houses here look old but classic and some look modern and by the style show the nationality of the people owners (chinese, vietnamese or lao).
admin June 24th, 2007
This is a small guide I prepared, as when I ws looking for information about how to go from Ubon Ratchathani to Mukdaharn to Savannakhet online, I could not find much. I hope it helps you!
We travelled for 8 hours in the Nakhonchai Air Bus on the way they served snack , drink, milk, rice and cold napkins included in the price .
We arrived in Ubon Ratchathani in the early morning.
Me and Luca were very tired but luckily the Sri - Isan hotel where we stay has free Wi-Fi, so we can relax and work in the room.
This time we plan to visit southern of Laos.
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admin June 11th, 2007
eferring to my previous post.
Why I said “kòp koon kha” (Thai Word ) to Uncle who I was talking to in Laos.
Because in Thailand…
if somebody is older than you , you say “thank you ” to you he/she will say “kòp jai” this is polite and right in Thailand as like as “kòp koon” .
If somebody says “Thank You” to their friend they can say”kòp koon“or” kòp jai” , this is right too.
If somebody says “Thank You” to someone they respect or older than them they will use “kop koon” or “kòp prá koon” not use “ kòp jai“.
admin June 9th, 2007
t night in Luang Prabang everyday after dinner me and Luca
we have to go to work at the internet shop before they close at 10.00 p.m.
The first night and many nights in Luang Prabang I always saw saam naehn (Buddhist novice or monk below the age of twenty) in the internet shop.
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