Laos | Plain of Jars

#外游 #寮國 #自然之旅 Laos, formerly known as Laos, is a Southeast Asian country that Hong Kong people are not very familiar with, and even I have never thought of visiting this country. When I mentioned going to Laos, my friend immediately said that the country was very backward. I was a little worried at first, but after visiting Laos, I fell in love with the tranquility and simplicity of the place. Even though the country is backward and underdeveloped, the Lao people are very simple, friendly, and have no ulterior motives. The only thing they require from tourists is "trust"! We had some time to travel around during the trip, and today we came to Xieng Khouang Province, which is the most popular tourist destination in Northern Laos. When we arrived in Xieng Khouang Province by domestic flight from Vientiane, the capital of Laos, we met a group of more than ten Japanese people. It turned out that they came here specifically for the tourist attraction in this province - Plain of Jars. When I arrived in Xieng Khouang Province, I saw tourist posters everywhere with the words "Plain of Jars" written on them. At first, I felt unfamiliar with this word, but after learning more about it, I found out that this is a famous tourist attraction here, just like Stonehenge in the UK and Easter Island. Some of the stones are obviously not naturally formed and are placed in a regular pattern on an endless plain. It is impossible to find out who placed these cylindrical stones here. It is estimated that they are the product of ancient civilization, but no one can confirm it. Therefore, the existence of this pile of cylindrical stones is full of mystery. We came to the Plain of Jars on this day. The weather was very good. Under the blue sky and white clouds and on a vast green plain, these cylindrical stones were irregularly scattered all over the plain. Some were tilted to the left and right, some stood vertically, some were lying horizontally, and some were split into several pieces by wind and rain erosion. It was quite interesting. It is estimated that the number of stones is more than hundreds. #Overseas Travel# I miss you so much