Come Over Here to Laos!
A Laos Travel Flyer
Laos is the place to travel to!
citation: http://2backpackers.com/10257/southeast-asia/laos-travel-adventure-things-to-do-in-laos
You can Rock Climb!
citation: http://2backpackers.com/10257/southeast-asia/laos-travel-adventure-things-to-do-in-laos
http://greenclimbershome.com/traveltips/traveltips_laos.html
http://www.greendiscoverylaos.com/eco-excursions/vang-vieng/vang-vieng-rock-climbing
Go Caving!
http://www.greendiscoverylaos.com/caving
http://2backpackers.com/10257/southeast-asia/laos-travel-adventure-things-to-do-in-laos
Be a Mountain Biker!
citation: http://biking-laos.com/page.asp?id={4DDC1DA5-8823-4CA9-A5AD-87464A0449EA}
http://2backpackers.com/10257/southeast-asia/laos-travel-adventure-things-to-do-in-laos
http://biking-laos.com/page.asp?id={B5771608-0669-4DD0-8810-3F2F5C7F65EF}
http://www.lostearthadventures.co.uk/blog/unbeatable-reasons-to-travel-laos/
Have you ever had Lao Food?
Soup! Soup! Soup!
citation: http://live-less-ordinary.com/southeast-asia-food/top-10-lao-food-essential-eating-in-laos
Egg and Grilled Cheese with Fries??
citation: http://live-less-ordinary.com/southeast-asia-food/top-10-lao-food-essential-eating-in-laos
Get a meat treat!
citation: http://live-less-ordinary.com/southeast-asia-food/top-10-lao-food-essential-eating-in-laos
Laos serves French Food? Whaat?
citation: http://live-less-ordinary.com/southeast-asia-food/top-10-lao-food-essential-eating-in-laos
Places to Visit!
- Luang Prabang- A charming little town is a great sight to see. Home to many temples, waterfalls, and scaling peaks this is a great learning experience for yourself and eyes.
Citation: http://www.visit-mekong.com/laos/luang-prabang/ - Pha That Luang- No it isn't that place, it is actually called Pha That Luang! This national symbol attraction is absolutely stunning. The beautifully built monument has a lot of interesting history.
Citation: http://www.visit-mekong.com/laos/vientiane/that-luang.htm - Vang Vieng- This tourism-oriented town is a great place for outdoor activities. As spoken about in the first section, there is a lot of things to do including rock climbing, mountain biking, and caving.
Citation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vang_Vieng
http://www.visit-mekong.com/laos/vientiane/vang-vieng.htm
Citation: http://www.visit-mekong.com/laos/attractions/top10-attractions.htm
Luang Prabang
Pha That Luang
Vang Vieng
Laos is a great travel experience, so go on now and visit the country located in Southeastern Asia!
Tradition's and Holidays/Celebrations!
- Each year in January, different date every year, Laos celebrates Bun Pha Wet. Bun Pha Wet is a holiday celebrated throughout the country based on the act of giving.
- In February, usually held on the night of full moon, citizens celebrate Magha Puja. Everyone chants, plays music,and even circling their local temple to worship the festival of Lord Buddha.
- Also in February, the southeastern Asian country has their new year, Vietnamese Tet and Chinese New Year. This very noisy celebration is a great way to celebrate a new you.
- Boun Khoun Khao is a harvest festival hosted by local temples in March.
- This celebration lasting several days, Boun Pimai, is another celebration of the new year. Boun Pimai is in April and is a great sight.
- The public holiday, Labour Day, is celebrated on May 1st.
- The religious celebration of the Buddha,Visakha Puja, is in May.
- The festival of rockets, Boun Bang Fai, is a blast to attend in May.
- The public holiday, Children's Day, is celebrated on June 1st.
- The beginning of the 3-month Buddhist Lent, Khao Phansaa, starts in July.
- Haw Khao Padap Din, celebrated in August, is devoted to paying respects and remembering the loved ones that were lost.
- The end of the 3-month Buddhist Lent, Awk Phansaa (Awk Watsa), ends on a full moon in October.
- The water festival, Bun Nam, is held in riverside towns during October.
- A traditional festival centered at That Luang, Boun That Luang, is held in November.
- The national day of Laos is celebrated on December 2nd. A very stunning public holiday.
citation: http://www.destination-asia.com/laos/about/holidays-festivals/