The journey was ok so we eventually arrived in Don Det (four thousand Island) like i said before the accommodation was very basic (see Photos)The reason we headed this way was for the 4 thousand islands this is made up during the dry season when the river recedes to reveal hundreds of river islands and inlets, the largest of the permanent islands are inhabited year round and offer fascinating glimpse of the tranquil river oriented village life.We stuck our ...

It was an early start so we had to be ready for the mini bus once the bus arrived we grabbed our kit and of we went on our 6 hour journey.On the bus with us was 2 English girls Jenny & Emma they was traveling together, also a Australian girl called Claire i was sat next to Claire so we got talking as you do the other guys was talking to the 2 girls as well so we arrange to stay at the same guest house once we all arrived.The journey wasn't to bad it want ...

 We was only going to stay here for the night as we had a massive journey the next day to get to a place called the four thousand islands (, this is right down south of Laos it would involve talking an overnight bus 12hours then a 2 hour bus journey to chapsake where we would stay the night before moving on in the morning again.We arrived early evening so we got ourselves into our guest room there we met up with Claire, and a Canadian girl called Shauna they...

I had a early morning flight from Hanoi so i was up nice and early, the flight was quick around 1 hour 20. I had a mail from the guys telling me where they was staying so once i landed i grabbed a Tuc tuc and headed to the Mano guest house.. I caught up with the guys at the Royal Palace Museum this was really smart it used to house the former King of Laos he lived there till he died in 1959. After we grabbed some lunch he restaurant over looked the Mekong ri...