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Laurence Mitchell
Writer and photographer based in Norwich, UK-
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Tag Archives: Laos
Wat Phou
Get there early – this is the sound advice usually given when visiting popular tourist sites. This is exactly what I did in Siem Reap, Cambodia when visiting Angkor Wat a week or so ago but it seems like several thousand others also … Continue reading
Mekong musings
This post comes from somewhere firmly east of Elveden – from Southeast Asia or, more precisely, the deep south of Laos. Last week was spent travelling along the Mekong River from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam north into Cambodia. Then, courtesy … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, History, Travel
Tagged Beerlao, Buddhism, Cambodia, Khmer Rouge, Laos
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