Luang Prabang described by a french explorer in 19th century:

"Conquered and charmed, an impression remains with me: dry fishermen's nets strung up along scaffolding; boats pulled half out of the water onto the strand; rafts crossing noisily over the Nam Khan's rapids into the Mekong; white and gold pagodas roofed with coloured varnished tiles; tall houses built in wood and huts constructed with palm leaves, their roofs covered with thin strips of bamboo; lightly dressed men and women climbing up and down the muddy and steeply rising banks between small gardens and providing an appropriate splash of colour; as a final note, and not too far distant, high mountains, dark green in colour, with tufts of cloud rising from the Nam Khan and dispersing about them"

so nice

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it's strange,why there is no the blue roof ??

These pictures are amazingly beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us.

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Nice picture!!
but what does it mean LAOS SIAMOIS ?

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 It's probably mean when the french came to Laos, Laos still under Siam., that's why.. i might be wrong brother...