Kuang Si Falls, Laos

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Kuang Si Falls, Laos, Luang Prabang

The entrance to the falls.

The Kuang Si Waterfalls.

I just arrived in Singapore, Singapore (a city/country a la Monaco) and I am about a dozen or more travel stories behind schedule. Wait! I don’t have a stinkin’ schedule. HAHAHA . . . In reality, not everything can be attributed to my laziness, as the WiFi connections I have had lately, have been piss poor to say the least. Although, I have jumped around a bit in describing my South East Asia experiences, I am going to finish up on Laos with this post. Consequently, this will probably be my last post about Cambodia and Laos – which I visited at the beginning of this epic trip (love the hyperbole, eh?) across the far east.

Need To Chill Out? Then Head To Luang Prabang, Laos

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Laos, Luang Prabang, Mekong River, Nam Khan river, Thongbay Guesthouse

Gardens at Thongbay Guesthouse, where I stayed in Luang Prabang.

As usual, I am a bit late in posting about my adventures in South East Asia. Currently, I am in Vietnam and on November 1st, I will be in Jakarta, Indonesia. However, prior to visiting Vietnam, I spent a week (late September, 2014) in Luang Prabang, Laos. Why did I go there? The primary reason was to chill out, as quite a few freinds – whom already had visited Luang Prabang – told me I would really enjoy the small town atmosphere, as well as the outdoor activities, which this area has in abundance. Quite a change from Phnom Penh, where I had been.

Interactive World Map Provides Details For Each Country I Am Visiting

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airplanes, buses, Cambodia, Christopher Columbus, Earth, Ferdinand Magellan, Fiji Islands, Laos, Map, RTW, taxis, Thailand, Traveler's Point, Vietnam

I will have traveled farther than this dude. Of course, he didn’t have jets at this disposal.

I have plotted my entire RTW trip on a travel map at Traveller’s Point web site. This includes, buttons that provide specific information about the place I am visiting. At the bottom of the dialog box that appears at each destination, you can “Read more” about that particular country.  Additionally, this map has “Zoom” features to reduce and magnify the map.  To the left of the map, you can “hide” the Trip Detail text to view the map completely.