Monday Another day awoken with a fresh head which was great, we had a nice breakfast and decided to spend the day chilling in our guest house Garden again. The other girls had gone kayaking and Pat had gone rock climbing on his own. Dylan appeared around midday and we all went for a dip in the river next to the island bar which was ran by hippy-like French guys. The river was a bit dirty but really refreshing and it was funny to watch the groups of people going ...

Sunday We got up and went for a stroll around the town, finding a part of the riverside where you could paddle and realising how fast the current was. We decided after breakfast to just have a chilled day in the sun, as the place we were staying at had a nice little garden area with sun loungers, so we chilled out for a bit and saw the owners little boy (about 3 or 4) who the afternoon before had been trying to play with us. They also had a little dog that was a...

Luang Prabang onto Vang Vieng So Friday, expectantly was a bit of a write-off. Lauren got up before me and went out for breakfast while I stayed in bed and had a chat to Nick (which was ridiculous early hours in the morning time to him). Then by the time I got up it was afternoon so we went out and I got a nice pizza from across the road. The girls had invited us to their hostel as it had a pool but it was the hostel Lauren and I had vowed to never return to and...

We got up at a decent time and decided to go book to go to Kuang Si Waterfall (50,000 kip) at 11.30am. We were picked up on time for once, and it took about an hour in a mini bus. Our return pickup was meant to be 15.30 but the guy changed it to 16.30 for an unknown reason. It was 20,000 more to then buy a ticket to get in. We enjoyed the stunning view and swam in the bottom parts of the falls. After nearly getting drowned by the power of the water, we managed wi...

Luang Prabang In the morning, we got up and decided to rent bicycles for the day (20,000 kip each). I was still feeling a bit tired from the weekend so it was really nice and relaxing to be able to cycle around the pretty little area that Luang Prabang is, and coast along the side of the Mekong river. We went in to view one of the temples (10,000 kip to enter) and found we had to go back to the guest house to unexpectedly cover our legs as well as our shoulders...