Different sorts of rice sold at the market
Highway No. 4
Traffic on the highway
Mahouts and their elephants
Sunrise over the Mekong near Pak Lay
Mekong early in the morning
Quiet mood at the Mekong in the morning
An idyllic scenery in the morning time
A small monastery in Pak Lay
The temple in Pak Lay
Pak Lay village our last rest in Laos
Fishing barge on the Mekong
Road workers in Pak Lay
Border control Laos/Thailand
Farewell photo with our group
Tha Li, the Thai side of the border line
Starting a candle balloon
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... and goes (don't say fly!)
Sylvester firework 2008/09 in Bangkok
Inside the Tham Erawan
The country road no. 2138 to Loei City
Huey Krathing dam
Vegetable vendor at the Xayaboury market
A walk through the market in Xayaboury
The market in Xayaboury
Xayaboury
Arrive Xayaboury
At the other side of the Mekong
Transport barges on the Mekong
Mekong transporting boats at the river side
Getting on the ferry to cross the Mekong river
Ferryboats crossing the Mekong river
The ferry across the Mekong
Tha Deua the village before across the Mekong
On the way to Xayaboury the highway no. 4
Last breakfast in Luang Prabang
Wat Xi Boun Heuang at night
Pretty vendor at the night market
Back to the night market in Luang Prabang
Sanuk
Sunset over a paddy field
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Flower blooms beside the waterfall
Main waterfall of Kuang Xi
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Different sorts of chili sold at the market
The chili plant is imported from middle America more than 400 years ago and it isn't an Asian plant before. The hottest chili sort is e Naga Jolokia (also known as Bhut Jolokia, Ghost Chili, Ghost Pepper, Naga Morich). In 2006, it was confirmed by Guinness World Records to be the hottest chili in the world, replacing the Red Savina.
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