Leaving Dien Bien Phu behind us, the next station on our journey is located 1600m above sea level: the beautiful town of Sa Pa.
Tag: Market
Artisans at their work
Luang Prabang and the UNESCO World Heritage Site
According to the Luang Prabang Tourist Office, 400,000 tourists from all over the world have visited Luang Prabang in 2015. Since the UNESCO declared the town as a World Heritage Site in 1995 the numbers have risen with each passing year so they legitimately hope to boost the number over 700,000 until 2020.
Related to our recent posts of the Train market in Samut Songkhram Province in Thailand, we can now offer you a short video. You can will see the moment when the passes the market. For more information, please read the post about our trip, you can find it here.
Enjoy watching!
After two nights in Vang Vieng and two more in Vientiane, we continued our trip to the capital of Thailand.
Spend a night on rails
Train passes station of Udon Thani
Member first lines of this Journey Song (“Don’t stop believing”)?
“Just two german boys, living in a new world…” yada yada yada. But we weren’t about looking for love or whatever the point of this song is anyway. There was just a bag positioned in Bangkok and a lot to see on this side of the planet, we decided to settle on for a while.
The dining car of the night train
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