We arrived to meet some israelis at the bus station whol told us to turn around quick. They were adamant there was nothing to do here. Turns out they're pretty much right. Unless you want to wander around trekking the villages (which are well touristy and modern now), this place is a sink hole on the map. In fact just do Vang viang in Laos, maybe the Gibbon experience and the 4000 islands and then run.
What we did end up doing, was spending some time in China (border was right there and poorly defended against invasive pros like us)...
(yes, this is in China)
and trying to reach Burma (our day long, run out of fuel, freeze our bollocks off road trip faild miserably but was a lot of fun). We also spent a day fishing for 'piranha' at a pond at a local guy's house and managing to catch enough for a free, and tasty, lunch.
Supposed piranha??
J fishing...
Otherwise it as quiet and dead. We visited the museum but this was dead too. Poke this town with a stick. Seriously.
Oh and I harvested some rubber... yay...
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