After several days in a row of traveling, it was nice to stop someplace and not go anywhere. I was able to get my laundry done, enjoy the finest hotel in Phonsavan and go on a remarkable day trip.
That day trip was out 30 km or so to Site 1 and 2 of the Plain of Jars. I dunno how they say it in Lao, but the jars are very large stone receptacles. The Plain of Receptacles doesn't really roll off the tongue.
These 2000-year-old stone buckets were used to... well... that's still a matter of debate.
Watch me visit the mysterious Plain of Jars here...
That day trip was out 30 km or so to Site 1 and 2 of the Plain of Jars. I dunno how they say it in Lao, but the jars are very large stone receptacles. The Plain of Receptacles doesn't really roll off the tongue.
A tree has grown up through one of the jars. Amazing! |
These 2000-year-old stone buckets were used to... well... that's still a matter of debate.
Watch me visit the mysterious Plain of Jars here...
I have to admit, that it's a blessing being able to see what you see on your trip, and hear information, too. The music is always great. Thank you. Blessings, Lynn
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