6th-7th March 2020
Riding into the Wild Heart of Laos
While I was in the north of Laos, I took a spontaneous two-day trip to Vang Vieng... a place known for its dramatic limestone cliffs and lush green landscapes. At the hostel, I met another traveler, a girl who seemed just as curious to explore as I was. We ended up renting bikes together and spent the day riding through quiet dirt paths, passing by rice fields and hidden corners of nature.
At one point, we reached the base of a tall cliff, one of the famous viewpoints in the area, and decided to hike up. The climb was steep but rewarding: once we reached the top, the view took our breath away. We stood there, looking out over the valley, the river winding far below, and the limestone karsts standing tall across the horizon.
At one point, we reached the base of a tall cliff, one of the famous viewpoints in the area, and decided to hike up. The climb was steep but rewarding: once we reached the top, the view took our breath away. We stood there, looking out over the valley, the river winding far below, and the limestone karsts standing tall across the horizon.
