Xam Neua...we didn't really like it.We forgot to mention in our last entry (because it's backlog,lol!) that we actually went Elephant riding, and to a waterfall and cave during our time in Luang Prabang.It was amazing, love elephants...ours was really friendly and looked like he was smiling. Apparently he was still young, only 30 years old (they live to be over 100!) The waterfall was really cool...although I did jump off it and smacked my bum hard on some rocks ...

WOW! Luang Prabang...what a place!We arrived and it was pouring down with rain, but we managed to find a nice hotel we were told was in the centre (turns out it wasn't really...but was cheaper to stay there than in the centre itself so cool...we'll walk,no biggie.)The rain stopped and the next day was boiling hot, brilliant sunshine and we went out to explore...Luang Prabang is a really cool place, two rivers flowing through it with a lot of cafe's, stalls, nig...

The trip to Vang Vieng was interesting... in short, it was too many people squeezed into a mini-van.We left our hotel by being picked up by a TukTuk...and had the displeasure of getting to sit next to a bit of a rude British girl. Stereotypical "female traveller" who clearly thinks the sun shines out of her backside.And of course she's just sooooo mad.We were polite enough and said hello to everyone who got into the TukTuk and this girl made a rather loud comment...

Thanks to some technical difficulties (*cough* I'm looking at YOU STA! *cough*) we now have a bit of a backlog of blog updates to do. I could easily put this all into one novel-like blog for you to read, but due to our OCD's of liking it to be all seperated - one blog per place, you're going to have the pure fun of re-clicking each one and waiting for it to load.Yay.It's called organisation. Something I never used to possess and am quite shocked myself that I'm ...