Stop!
Tuk Tuk
Me on the Patuxai
The Patuxai
Took a plane from Hanoi to Laos this morning. And what a change Vientiane is! The honking has finally stopped, te peopleare extremely laidback (we'll see in a few days if this is a good thing or not... but for now,it's good), and no one is pushy. When offereda Tuk Tuk ride, allthat is necessary is a single polite "no" and a smile. The temperature is heavy at 30 degrees C, which is twice as hot as it was in Hanoi and Ha Giang these past few days. I have to learn to cope with the sun and the heat again. Gotta walk slower. We found a really cool guesthouse near the Mekong River. Wewon'tbe staying in Vientiane very long, since our time in Laos is limited, but I'm sure the "internets" are readily available outside of the capital. So far, it's working great.
2 comments:
Bon séjour au Laos. Après avoir lu sur le Laos hier soir, cela semble un pays intéressant à visiter, msis assez limité en tant que services aux touristes. Attention de ne pas être malade là. Comment va l'estomac? Et les pilules contre la malaria?
Gros bisous. Gin
Tout va bien. J'ai pu reprendre le Lariam sans problemes et l'estomac va parfaitement. Il me reste de la Cimetidine au cas ou tou cela se reproduit.
Le Laos a beaucoup de services pour voyageurs. C'est vraiment un haven de backpackers. Ce qui a ses bons et ses mauvais cotes. Mais c super ici.
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