Riverboats & Ruins: Wat Phao, Champasak, Laos
Asia, Laos, TravelogueWe love a good boat ride. The children were delighted to clamber aboard a riverboat and slip out into the […]
We love a good boat ride. The children were delighted to clamber aboard a riverboat and slip out into the […]
Champasak Palace was built by Jao Boon Oum, the last king of Laos. Unfortunately, he wasn’t able to see it […]
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