Plain Of Jars Site 1-N19.43011° E103.15362° The Plain of Jars, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a group of fields containing more than 90 sites of stone jars, cut from rock thousands of years ago. It is one of the most important prehistoric sites in SouthEast Asia. During archaeological research in the 1930’s, glass beads, burnt…
Pictures & Information From Long Tieng Whilst the Vietnam war raged on, across the fence in Laos the CIA were running a clandestine war in Laos. Long Tieng was an air field, one of the most busiest in the world at that point, some 30,000 people lived and worked there. today some 2000 people inhabit…
I have owned a Honda CRF250 Rally for about a year, but never really rode it. I wanted to test it after talking to a friend about it, but only had a few days free, so I decided I would go on the roads first which would be faster However, I prefer the off road….
Our Easy, All You Need Guide to Ride Laos We look forward to see tourism returning to Laos once Covid-19 is under control. Especially travelers that ride motorbikes. If you’re planning a motorbike trip with us, this handy guide to ride Laos will ensure you have a safe and memorable time. Laos, a developing Asian…
Crossing The Xe Bangfai River) When I first came to Laos to ride, river crossings were plentiful, mainly by small canoes, today it’s a bit different, many have been forded and many new bridges are being constructed leaving the old bridges to nature. The crossing I talk about here is The Xe Bangfai river crossing,…
NVA tunnel complex west of Xepon Just west of Xepon, there is a tunnel complex along the Ho Chi Minh Trail built by the NVA (Northern Vietnamese Army) that runs between 2 mountains. It served as a base on the Trail among other things. Inside the tunnel has collapsed. So it still holds a few…
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