Ginnie Springs has nothing on Vang Vieng

We did a caving/trekking/tubing trip around Vang Vieng. The caves we saw were awesome. One we just walked around inside and the other we tubbed through. Flashlights and headlights were all we had to see around the place and the caves were massive. It was hard to get any pictures since it was so dark, but they were really cool. Kinda creepy when we all turned out the lights and it was pitch black. We didn't see any animals but I am sure they were just lurking around the corner.

We got put with a group of 6 older guys who were on a reunion. They all used to work together in Singapore and met up for a trip around Laos. They were hilarious. Laughing and making fun of each other the entire trip. Very loud and very slow. haha. We were ready for the next part before they had even started.




The last part of the trip was tubbing down the river. We wish we had more time on this part since it was pretty much the equivalent to any Spring Break trip ever taken. Within the first 100ft there was a bar with a zip line and a rope swing. Then within the next 200ft was an even bigger bar with another zip line, rope swing, slide AND a bonfire so after you adventured into the water you could warm your tush by the fire. It was great fun. We both did the rope swing and Suzy did the slide too. Got us totally pumped for our sky diving in New Zealand. Such a rush swinging out over the water and dropping 30ft. We could have stayed there all day.

In Luang Prabang now (after a 6 hour bus ride through the mountains of Laos).