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So as usual, my first day in town I usually take a food tour. Here's what I had. Breakfast is usually a fruit smoothie. Black eyed pea fritters or Kala. Lumpia= deep fried bean sprouts with chicken pieces- nice little snack. Oregano tea and sweet potato pancakes with honey drizzle. Then we went by the floating market to get some fresh fruit. It was all things I have had before, so I didn't take pictures. Then off for a traditional lunch/dinner at the local cafeteria. W
Bonaire is the smallest and least developed of the ABC islands. Not too much going on except for snorkling or diving. But I did find the flamingos, donkeys and a beautiful rainbow! The small white building below on the right is old slave shacks. Then there is Lionfish that are in these waters. Pretty tasty! I also got some Ahi while at the beach-yum! The donkeys roam free all the time and are really friendly.
Laos isn't as developed as the other southeast asian countries, but there is a lot of charm here and the people are very welcoming. The new Laos Chinese Railroad is open which made it very easy to get around the country. I also just took pictures around town to give you an idea of what they look like. And the pickup truck with the covered back is the local taxi. A few of the temples in Luang Prabang as well as the night market and of course food tour. And in VangViang I took
