Yeah... thats sad to see it  specially 2nd photo,   hopefully she got  " Khee Kak on her ass) lol

Can't really put the blame on tourists, they don't know?

There should have been guardrail around any areas that's not permit physical contact and place the signs of notification next to each statues then there's no worry about this problem.


Laosmile

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Can't really put the blame on tourists, they don't know?

There should have been guardrail around any areas that's not permit physical contact and place the signs of notification next to each statues then there's no worry about this problem.


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I totally agree with you. We can't really blame on them if they don't know. A simple signboard with explanation and instruction would help. I still don't understand why there are no descriptions in tourist attractions. As a tourist, I would appreciate the place more if I know a story about it rather than just the physical appearance. For instance, Buddha Park in Vientiane, to many tourists, there are just concrete statues. But every character is actually derived from the legend, belief, etc. 

 

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Can't really put the blame on tourists, they don't know?

There should have been guardrail around any areas that's not permit physical contact and place the signs of notification next to each statues then there's no worry about this problem.


Laosmile

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I totally agree with you. We can't really blame on them if they don't know. A simple signboard with explanation and instruction would help. I still don't understand why there are no descriptions in tourist attractions. As a tourist, I would appreciate the place more if I know a story about it rather than just the physical appearance. For instance, Buddha Park in Vientiane, to many tourists, there are just concrete statues. But every character is actually derived from the legend, belief, etc. 

 

 

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Well said Kino

Laosmile

 

She probably doesn't know, about how to dress either.

That list of do's and don'ts is here.

http://www.ecotourismlaos.com/dosdont.htm

should be required reading just before getting visa, (with a quiz)

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Yeah... thats sad to see it  specially 2nd photo,   hopefully she got  " Khee Kak on her ass) lol

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I'm with you on that one...  hai kee kark kuen hua der.. hahahha

 

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Yeah... thats sad to see it  specially 2nd photo,   hopefully she got  " Khee Kak on her ass) lol

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I'm with you on that one...  hai kee kark kuen hua der.. hahahha

 

 

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yeah, ai see,  farang is not stupid righ t? they know what should and what shouldn't go in Laos specially in respect the religious and local blabla.... this girl on the photo is too young and does n;t know de fucck about Laos and Buddhism

 

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One who passes an irrational judgment and used vulgar language to other people is not a real Buddhist and you gave a bad impression of  Buddha's teaching.  It is very shameful image for Lao people who are known to be nice and peaceful people in nature or not mmmm?

Laosmile

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When you're in foreign land, the least you can do is respect the locals.  These two crack heads tourist thinks they are so cool.

I understand that the government had print out little handbook for all tourists, the do's and dont..  Obviously, these two failed to respect the culture.

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She looks adorable siting there. Will buhhda forgive her if she fauted by accident?

 

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SeeHarHed wrote:

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When you're in foreign land, the least you can do is respect the locals.  These two crack heads tourist thinks they are so cool.

I understand that the government had print out little handbook for all tourists, the do's and dont..  Obviously, these two failed to respect the culture.

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She looks adorable siting there. Will buhhda forgive her if she fauted by accident?

 

 

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ໂອ້ຍກະຈັ່ງແມ່ນນໍ້ ອາ້ຍສິຫາເຫດ ເປັນຫຍັງຄືຈັບຜິດຈັບແມ່ນເອົາຄວາມຜິດຂອງເດັກນອ້ຍຕາ່ງຊາດໂດຍບໍ່ມີຄວາມໂຍະຍານເລີຍ
ນໍ້ ຄັັນຊີ່ເວົ້າແລ້ວຖາ້ຜູ້ໃຫຍ້ຖືຊາເດັກນອ້ຍໄຣ້ດຽງສາກະຄືກັນກັບຊາຫົວເຂົ່າຂອງໂຕນເອງ
ຮຮັ້ນແລະ ກະແມ່ນຢູຣຣັດຖະບານມີປື້ມກົດລະບຽບໃຫ້ຫນັກທອ້ງຖຽ່ວໃຫ້ຮູ້ຈັກະລະບຽບວິໄນ
ແຕ່ມັນກະບໍ່ແນ່ນອນທໍ່ມີປາ້ຍຫາ່ມໄວ້ແລະໂສ້ອອ້ມໄວ້ ເຜາະວາ່ຢູ່ໄນເມືອງລາວບໍ່ມີແຕ່ບອ່ນດຽວສຳລັບໃຫ້ຫນັກທອ້ງທຽ່ວໄປເບິ່ງ ຄັນຊີ່ເວົ້າແລ້ວມັນກະແມ່ນຄວາມບໍ່ລອ້ມຄອ້ບແລະຜິດພາ້ດຂອງເຈົ້າຂອງປະເທດນັ້ນເອັງ
ຊີ່ໄປໂທ້ນແຕ່ເດັກນອ້ຍມັນກໍ່ເຮັດໃຫ້ຄົນລາວເບິ່ງແບ່ບຄືວາ່ເປັນຄົນບໍ່ຂຶດລອ້ບຄອ້ບແລະບໍ່ມີຄວາມຮັ່ບຜິດຊອ້ບ

Laosmile

 

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The reason why these farangs does not respect our culture and religion it is because the images of Buddha portrait in the West is not one with respect. I just saw a head of a Buddha in someone bathroom on TV. We see image Buddha on women Bikini. I can go on and on. But you get some idea.

 

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Now this is different , there was an incident about roughly 9 yrs ago I saw Pea Pot clothing company came out with the design for maternity clothes with Buddha's face in the front of the dress a little bit above knee area that I saw on their model. Right away I picked up the phone and called Pea Pot store and get info from their manager so I can get in touch with the manufacturing company for that line of clothes to make my complain.

A gain it is not this girl's fault for wearing this because she did not know that it offending us as we're Buddhists. All we have to do is educate people about our religion  in a civil manner instead of demeaning way.

Laosmile

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Yeah... thats sad to see it  specially 2nd photo,   hopefully she got  " Khee Kak on her ass) lol

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I'm with you on that one...  hai kee kark kuen hua der.. hahahha

 

 

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yeah, ai see,  farang is not stupid righ t? they know what should and what shouldn't go in Laos specially in respect the religious and local blabla.... this girl on the photo is too young and does n;t know de fucck about Laos and Buddhism

 

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One who passes an irrational judgment and used vulgar language to other people is not a real Buddhist and you gave a bad impression of  Buddha's teaching.  It is very shameful image for Lao people who are known to be nice and peaceful people in nature or not mmmm?

Laosmile

 

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laosmile, i know that u wanted to say that too if you are in Laos, if you are in aboard and try to be real Buddhism, you'd better don't say anything and try to protect her, my girl friend and friend is falang but when they were traveling in the temple in laos they know what should and shouldn't do..coz they use their brain to think,, peace

 

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I don't have to be in Laos to say what needs to be said and hastiness made make bad derision, my friend.

Laosmile