We’ve posted our favourite photos of China and Vietnam. Now we are settled in Bangkok, we’ve been looking through our favourite pictures and memories of our time in Laos and thought we would share some of those with you:
Enjoy:
our favourite waterfall of the whole trip so far
me jumping off a cliff… it took me more than half an hour to pluck up the courage to do this!!!
Street kids playing with our ipod in Luang Prabang
chilling on don det
VANG VIENG BABY!
Gorge sunset down in the 4000 islands
Poi jumping off a lot higher cliff than I could stomach!
I love the chilled out feel of Laos
These seems to be a little bit of a theme in our pictures….. WATER (no wonder Poi has already got itchy feet to go back!!!!) Have you been there? What are your favourite memories?
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OMG those waterfalls! So beautiful!
I don’t know if I could ever jump from so high but that amazing water would probably tempt me!!!
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Yeah I was proud of myself after – although now it’s been a couple of months I am not sure I could do it again!! :S
The waterfall photos looks awesome. When I see people jumping from cliffs I always find myself thinking whats the big deal, its not that high. Untill the day arrived that I was standing on a cliff myself, then I suddenly realised its a bit more challening to jump then I thought 🙂
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haha – yeah Poi’s jumped off an 11 metre cliff, I couldn’t even do 2!!!
The first waterfall picture looks incredible! Looks like a great trip!
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It was amazing – soooooo blue! Loved it!
Ahh that waterfall is amazing… reminds me of Agua Azul here in Mexico. I know how you feel about gearing up the courage to jump from a small cliff. I am the same way but then once I do it I cant stop.
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I loved that waterfall – I hope we can visit again before we leave South East Asia!!!
And oh my god – Poi was getting so angry, he couldnt understand why I couldn’t “just jump” I kinda wanted to… but my feet were not for moving!!!!
That waterfall is amazing, I’ve seen pics of it before! What a gorgeous country!!!
It really is, I cold easily spend another month exploring the country!
You totally sold us on Laos! These photos are fantastic. Can’t believe Poi jumped off that cliff – I couldn’t even have watched him do it.
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haha, yeah that’s Veng Vieng for you – although Poi literally jumps off anything he sees (as long as there is water underneath!)
wow!!! cant wait to go to the waterfalls this week 🙂
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You’re in Laos…. I’m so jealous! Eat lots of fish for me 🙂
OK, It’s like nearly 40 degrees here in Canada right now and DAMN, I want to take a dip in the water in Laos right now!
Beautiful pictures, Kirsty. Thanks for sharing girl ^_^
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I’ve never seen water so blue…. I want to go back now, so much quieter than bangkok!
Amazing photos! The waterfall is AWESOME. I may come over again just to take a trip to Laos with you guys… well, Kirsty can carry on working while me and Poi spend all of your hard earned cash! ha
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ummmm…. NO! If you go to Laos, you have to take me with you! I may even jump off the cliff again… maybe!!
What’s the name of the waterfall? I’ll be in Laos in a month (so excited) and I definitely want to go there!
yeah, it’s awesome it’s the Kouangsi waterfall just outside of Luang Prabang – normally costs around 30000 kip per a person to get there 🙂
That waterfall in the first picture is incredible! It looks like you guys had an amazing time.
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We loved Laos a lot, itching to go back for another go!
Hey guys heading over to SEA really soon! Blog is being built as we speak!
One question that is stumping me! What do you do with all your bags when tubing in Laos?
Would love to meet up for a beer when I get over!
Jim
Hey Jim,
Bags are left locked away in a hostel room, as for money etc you can by mini dry bags everywhere in the town to wear around your neck.
You can’t miss them, it’s Vang Vieng fashion!
Give us a shout when your over here!
Awesome shots! Love the ones of you jumping 🙂
Thanks, so much fun, give me water and something to jump off and I’m set for hours!
That turquoise water is beautiful!
I could go for a swim in there right now!
OMG!! For a second those waterfalls could be mistaken with the pools at Pamukkale, Turkey!! Crazy crazy!!!
Gooooorgeous shots btw hon–submitted to Stumble! =D
In that case I want to go to Pamukkale, Turkey
And thanks so much! 🙂
I love the sunset photo, and the pics of the water are amazing.
Thanks!
We LOVE Tad Sae waterfall — but when we went it was low on water. Off to Laos in a couple of weeks. Can’t wait.
Have fun and lots of Beer Lao for me. I’m heading back with some friends from home in November, can’t wait.
holy crap- those waterfalls are amazing… the blue water is out of this world!
Whenever I look at that picture I just want to go swimming again!!!! I love it there!
The photos are beautiful. Totally jealous!
Great blog there! Laos sure is a great country to travel in.
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Hi, I guess the water used to be fantastic only few years ago, but not now any more. I’m a bit disappointed about it from my last trip to Lao in May.