Halfway there
I see a tiny fragment of hope and light when we reached the halfway pit-stop. My back almost broke into two. It was probably 2 – 3 AM in the morning.
We stopped by some unidentified shop for a break, probably around 30 minutes or so.
Back in Vientiane
It was early in the morning when we reached, exactly around 12 hours again.
This is a continuation for the travel log to Laos, if you missed the first part, read it here.
To travel into this place during the month of April – May really needs a lot of courage, unless you are those kind that have no problem in sleeping beyond the temperature of 35 degrees at night. It wasn’t really fun. really. It seemed the heat only start to wore off around 5 AM in the morning where the air conditioner starts to be effective during that time.
A look from the second floor balcony of the guest house.
A late afternoon overseeing the Mekong river.
There were 4 main places that we went during the second day of trip namely:
Perhaps one of the most wonderful thing in life that we tend to agree on, is we never expect what to come next, though even if it’s being predicted. This happens to me when I was on a flight back to work from the LCC Terminal in Sepang, Kuala Lumpur?(or Selangor?)
Above is a bunch of ships approaching the shore near the Singapore bay.
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will be heading there tomorrow. Here we go!! :) ([Travel] Broga Hill)
Wow, your so lucky to have seen a great musical like The Lio ([Inspiration] The Lion King Broadway Musical)
Regards there Dewayne, Thanks for your compliment. You may ([Travel] Hong Kong & Macau, Part 7 of 8)
Oh my goodness! a tremendous article dude. Thank you Nonethe ([Travel] Hong Kong & Macau, Part 7 of 8)
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like ur travel blog :) im going there on dec 2011..cant wait ([Part 3] Destination : Krabi)
Regards there JJ, Thanks for the compliment, glad you found ([Travel] Broga Hill)
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