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Lao Pride

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Welcome to LaoPride.com. There are many rivers in Laos, but the biggest and most important river of all is the Mekong River (Nam Mekong or Nam Khong) which means "Mother of Waters". At 4500 km, the Mekong River is one of the longest rivers in the world. Its source lies in Tibet in southern China from where it flows to the sprawling delta in Vietnam. Its journey through Laos covers about 1,800 km. Complete free Lao website directory. The best Lao sites on the internet. See Laos without being there.

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Lao Pride

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Welcome to LaoPride.com. Buddhism is the national religion of Laos. Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and other faiths can be practiced with total freedom in the country, but Buddhism is the faith of 95 percent of the population. Despite the fact that Buddhism is the faith of majority, all religions is accepted by the people. Complete free Lao website directory. The best Lao sites on the internet. See Laos without being there. Free high quality Lao pictures. Date beautiful ladies from Laos. Lao girls communi...

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Lao Pride

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Welcome to LaoPride.com. Lamvong is a typical Lao folk dance, meaning circle dance or to dance in circle. It is a famous dance and greatly enjoyed during parties, weddings, festivals and other local celebrations. Lamvong is a very easy dance that doesn't require any special skills and it's great fun so don't be shy. If you spend more time on the sidelines than on the dance floor at Lao parties and celebrations then you're missing out. Complete free Lao website directory. The best Lao sites on the internet.

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This is the place to come to read some of the e-mails that our visitors have sent in. As usual, you response is interesting. Siam had control of North Burma, North Thailand, part of South China, Laos, North Vietnam, Hainan, Annam, Cochin China, Cambodia, Malaya and Singapore for over 500 years. Those areas have not had independent government for that long. The native, non-Chinese, people of those areas still speak some variation of the Tai-Lao language. The foundation of the "Chinese language" of Can...

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VientianeLife.com | History of Vientiane

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The National Capital of Laos! In Lao language the name Vientiane means "City of Sandalwood", which is derived from Pali, the language used by Theravada Buddhism. The Khounboulom history book describes a hermit using sandalwood to mark the founding of present day Vientiane city in the area of Pakpasak district. However, the Boulichanh history book claims three hermits founded the city at Don Chan Island. Vientiane was established as the capital of the Lane Xang Kingdom during the reign of King Sayasetthat...

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This is the place to come to read some of the e-mails that our visitors have sent in. I haven't read everything about Fa Ngum, but a couple of websites related the same general history. The stories weren't exactly the same, so they weren't copies of each other. however, both sites said Fa Ngum was a child when he was thrown out by the family. I will keep reading. The bombs were ours, the mines belong to someone else. Unauthorised copying of any materials within this site is prohibited.

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This is the place to come to read some of the e-mails that our visitors have sent in. I was thinking about your description of falang. In many ways it is the same as the Mexican term 'Gringo'. 200 years ago, Gringo was used for blonde, blue eyed men who lived near the border. Over the years, it gradually began to include all light skinned men from the north, usually Canada and the USA. So, where do we draw the line? By birth, by appearance, by language, or by a combination of those? I think only their fa...