limwhow
Senior Member
As per sgtrekker style, we all hit the ground running.
Dumped our luggage in the room and started walking out the small lane in which our Guesthouse was.
D1-06
Luang Prabang is small. But not too small.
The more central, historical part of this town-city is served by the main thoroughfare SisavanVong road,
which is named after the second last King of Laos.
D1-07
Every day we just walk up and down this road. From our Guesthouse near the Royal Palace Museum to walk all the way to the tip of Sisavanvong Road where the Mekong River splits with the Nam Khan takes, well... about 45 minutes.
One of the first nearby buildings we see once we turn out from the small lane is this:
D1-08
It is labelled: "Bank of Laos PDR Northern Province of Luang Prabang".
Obviously it is an old French colonial building, like many other buildings here.
But what many of us guys would remember better was the female staff working here were
some of the fairest and more good-looking ones in LPB. Keke...
A few steps away from the Bank building brought us to Wat May.
This is what Adrian, over the course of the next few days, would repeatedly refer to as "the first Wat"
just to orientate us to our locations.
D1-09
I still remembered very well.
Once Adrian let us loose inside this Wat, that was IT!
We all got really engaged in shooting every corner of this Wat that many of us ended up shooting each other shooting each other shooting the buildings....
AlexK had some interesting photos of myself don't know shooting at what bird on the wall... goodness....
D1-10
Dumped our luggage in the room and started walking out the small lane in which our Guesthouse was.
D1-06
Luang Prabang is small. But not too small.
The more central, historical part of this town-city is served by the main thoroughfare SisavanVong road,
which is named after the second last King of Laos.
D1-07
Every day we just walk up and down this road. From our Guesthouse near the Royal Palace Museum to walk all the way to the tip of Sisavanvong Road where the Mekong River splits with the Nam Khan takes, well... about 45 minutes.
One of the first nearby buildings we see once we turn out from the small lane is this:
D1-08
It is labelled: "Bank of Laos PDR Northern Province of Luang Prabang".
Obviously it is an old French colonial building, like many other buildings here.
But what many of us guys would remember better was the female staff working here were
some of the fairest and more good-looking ones in LPB. Keke...
A few steps away from the Bank building brought us to Wat May.
This is what Adrian, over the course of the next few days, would repeatedly refer to as "the first Wat"
just to orientate us to our locations.
D1-09
I still remembered very well.
Once Adrian let us loose inside this Wat, that was IT!
We all got really engaged in shooting every corner of this Wat that many of us ended up shooting each other shooting each other shooting the buildings....
AlexK had some interesting photos of myself don't know shooting at what bird on the wall... goodness....
D1-10
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twice somemore! :sweat:
