10 Words you associate with the country mentioned

2. Sticky rice

Laos is known for its sticky rice, known as khao niaw. Stop by any table in Laos, and you’ll almost certainly find the ubiquitous scene of a pile of sticky rice served in steaming woven bamboo baskets.

In simpler meals, it can act as the main course. For others, it may be a side dish similar to bread and butter at a French restaurant. It is also frequently sold within markets as a portable snack, wrapped tightly in green banana leaves. 

According to Smithsonian Magazine, it’s estimated that the average person in Laos consumes over 300 pounds (around 140 kilograms) of sticky rice per year! 

2.Luang Prabang Night Market-It is situated in the most popular part of Luang Prabang, is easily accessible, it is one not to be missed when visiting this charming city. The night market is one of the biggest tourist markets in Southeast Asia. The market is open daily from 5pm to about 10pm.

 Minchane:

People with lefthanded can eat and do anything ,just we don't take money with as it insult to god 

well people in my country just redeem left hand is very unpolite. Cause many of us use it for toilet stuff... I think that's the originate about left handed in my country. Haha...

 Komentator isenk:

well people in my country just redeem left hand is very unpolite. Cause many of us use it for toilet stuff... I think that's the originate about left handed in my country. Haha...

haha yes

7. Tat Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre - established in 2003 by the Free the Bears charity, it is a sanctuary for rescued bears and an educational centre.

9. Plain of Jars - one of the most important prehistoric sites in Southeast Asia, consists of thousands of mysterious stone jars scattered around the Xiangkhoang Plateau.

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