Simple farm house along the trekking way
The last steps to the Taktshang monastery
Rope bridge over the Paro river
Intersection in Oudom Xai
Oudom Xai main road
City market hall in Oudom Xai
Entertainment electronics store in Oudom Xai
Song Cha village
Small river flows to the Nam Nga
Song Cha and the mountain torrent
Girl in traditional Hmong dress ...
Spirit house for the ghosts of Song Cha
Song Cha village beside the highway
Pickup car helps to trigger of the wheel
Origin kids in Song Cha village
Tire repairing service in Song Cha
Blow-out in Song Cha
Drawing out of a Laotian schoolgirls book
Nearly finished the tire change
Village festival with Hmong people
Nam Ou river on the way to Luang Prabang
Along the highway nr. 13 to Luang Prabang
Nam Ou before it flows into the Mekong
Construction for a new Bhutanese farmer house
Taktshang Monastery
Steep way to the Monastery
View point rest area
Tiger's Nest Monastery
Chorten and horse place to the Tiger's Nest view p…
Some risky rapids make diverting the tour
Grey clouds over the Nam Ou valley
Rafting on the Nam Ou river
A seven-hour-trip hard and uncomfortable
The river cruise on the Nam Ou
The river cruise on the Nam Ou
The river cruise on the Nam Ou
The river cruise on the Nam Ou
The river cruise on the Nam Ou
The river cruise on the Nam Ou
Muang Khua at night
Muang Khua at night
The ferry boat carries a heavy excavator with grab
Ferry across the Nam Ou
Pier station to the next destination
Public busses waiting ...
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Prayer flags on the path to Taksang
"Wind is the natural element of the horse. As it gallops across the plain the wind arises to meet it, its long tail and mane flowing freely as it speeds through the stillness of the air, creating wind. Both the wind and the horse are natural vehicles of movement, the horse carrying material form and the wind ethereal form. Prayers are carried on the wind, and in Tibet the prayer flag is known as the Windhorse, Lung Ta, in Tibetan."
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