Take the China-Laos Railway to Vang Vieng, stay at a 33 yuan hotel at night, and go to the morning market the next day to see the ruthless goods

China-Laos Railway K car

Vang Vieng Railway Station, Laos

Vang Vieng Morning Market (legally filmed in Laos overseas)

I went to a remote town in Laos to look for logging elephants for 4 days without success, and my visa was about to expire, so I didn't look for a China-Laos railway express to go to Vang Vieng. By 6 o'clock in the evening, it was already dark and it was raining. Take the tuk tuk to the hotel I booked. The distance is about 4 kilometers, and the usual price is 20,000 kip (more than 6 yuan), but it rained today, and it temporarily rose by 10,000. A tuk-tuk sat about 10 people, and in the end I didn't get to my destination, I carried a 30-pound bag and walked more than 400 meters.

Still staying in a youth hostel, this time it was set at 100,000 kip (33 yuan) for one night. I wanted to go to the night market for a big meal in the evening, but because it was raining, I just ate some beef fried noodles.

I got up at 5 o'clock the next morning to visit the Vang Vieng morning market, and I heard that there were a lot of ruthless goods, but I couldn't see them in the domestic market. It was still dark at 6 o'clock, so I had an early meal. A serving of fried food, the core inside seems to be a sweet potato, wrapped in a layer of batter on the outside, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, a plate of 10,000 kip (more than 3 pieces), a bowl of coarse flour sticky and soft feels uncooked, and a plate of raw bean sprouts, I am really not used to eating. Such a breakfast costs 30,000 kip (10 pieces).

After eating, the sky will be lit up early, and the ruthless goods will begin to show up, and the domestic market will not be seen, and I almost don't know one. Let's identify for yourself.

Okay, let's see you in Vientiane, the capital of Laos.