Hey everyone, Its me again, aren't you all lucky, two entries from me!! So we said goodbye to Laos and flew into Vietnam. We were slightly concerned regarding the fact that we flew with Laos airlines on the smallest plane we have ever been on, and the Lonely Planet (our bible) says to avoid them. But we didn't have a choice, so off we went. It was actually fine other than the food they tried to give us: what a joke. It was two slices of bread with what looked...

Hello again everyone, We have had a very interesting few days in Laos. So we set off from Luang Prabang to Vang Vieng on a bus journey with the the girls and guys we had met and been traveling with. We arrived in Vang Vieng and were immediately pounced on by a guesthouse owner, but it had resort it the title so we went to check it out. All ten of us stayed there and it was one of the nicest places we have stayed. We had a fantastic view of the river and the mo...

We left Chiang Rai and headed for the next country on our trip, Laos. Before entering Laos, we were driven to a little town on the boarder of Thailand, Chiang Khong, where we stayed overnight. The next morning we were taken across the river and into Laos on what can only be described as a very small narrow boat (we were practically sitting on the water!) First we had to stop at the boarder point to get our passports stamped and then we were taken to catch the lo...

Well hello there everyone!! Ok so we left Pai by mini-bus to take us back down the windy roads of the mountain to Chiang Mai where we caught another bus to Chiang Rai, in Northern Thailand.  All was going smoothly until our mini-bus literally dropped us at a petrol station, gave us our luggage and drove off.  So, there we were in the middle of nowhere in the blazing heat not knowing what to do next.  Then a bus turned up so we flagged it down and asked ...

Another day, another adventure, another blog.... So after all the excitement of Chiang Mai, we decided we needed a little chill out time (C'mon we did pack a lot into those few days!).  We had been told by various people that there was this lovely little town to the north west of Chiang Mai called Pai which was very quiet and peaceful, perfect for chillin, so off we set.... To reach Pai you have to travel along all these windy mountains roads and at times, p...