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Costume and Culture: Vanishing Textiles of Some of the Tai Groups in Laos P.D.R. by Patricia Naenna, 1992-07 Lao People: Ethnic group, Tai peoples, Laos, Lao language, Culture of Laos, Buddhism in Laos, Lao cuisine, Mor lam, Canadians of Laotian descent, Laotian American, Laotians in France INTRODUCTION TO CAMBODIAN CULTURE; LAOS CULTURALLY SPEAKING; INTRODUCTION TO VIETNAMESE CULTURE by Sun-Him et al. Chhim, 1989 Culture Shock!: Laos Mor lam: Culture of Laos, Song, Laos, Isan, Romanization, Tone (linguistics), Khene, Free reed aerophone, Musical instrument, Tempo, Unrequited love Introduction to Cambodian Culture/Laos Culturally Speaking/Inrtroduction to Vietnamese Culture (3 Volumes, 1 book by Multifunctional Resource Center SDSU, 1989 Aspects of village life and culture change in Laos by Joel Martin Halpern, 1958 Stories from Laos: Folktales and Cultures of the Lao, Hmong, Khammu, & Iu-Mein Laos: Culture, Development, and Heritage Protection (Sustainable Development: the World Challenge) Law and Morality in Ancient China: The Silk Manuscripts of Huang-Lao (SUNY Series in Chinese Philosophy and Culture) (S U N Y Series in Chinese Philosophy and Culture) by R. P. Peerenboom, 1993-02-11 Le Service de renseignement des Forces francaises du Laos (1946-1948) (Collection Culture du renseignement) (French Edition) by J Deuve, 2000 Culture Du Laos: Marc Leguay, Plaine Des Jarres, Pha That Luang, Garuda, Wat, Vat Sisakhet, Boule de Feu Des Nâgas, Nouvel an Lao, Vat Phra Kèo (French Edition) The Peoples and Cultures of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam by Center for Applied Linguistics, 1981-06 Culture Shock! Laos - 1997 publication by Stphn Mansfld, 1997-01-01

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21. Viet Nam-Laos Culture Cooperation Promoted
    VIET NAMlaos culture COOPERATION PROMOTED. Ha Noi, Jan. 11 (VNA) Viet Nam will supply equipment for Laos film-video archive  
    http://www.mofa.gov.vn:8080/Web server/ForeignPolicy.nsf/0/270b478f969f794cc7256

22. Laos: Culture And Society
    Title laos culture and Society. Major Category SocioCultural. Author Grant Evans.Publisher Silkworm Books. Year Published 1999. Place Published Chiang Mai.  
    http://www.mekonginfo.org/mrc_en/doclib.nsf/0/c9264252293fd3018725694600325d23?O

23. Google Search: Soc.culture.laos
    WorldRover Culture of Laos laos culture and History Books. World Information - Key facts, indicators, countryprofiles, news, weather, currencies and comments on every country and  
    http://www.deja.com/group/soc.culture.laos
    
    Extractions: Threads 1-25 of about 55,900 in soc.culture.laos Next 25 threads Date Thread Subject Most Recent Poster Jun 9, 2004 to all bikers!!! (15 articles) drsouk Jun 9, 2004 14,000 Laotiane seek jobs in Thailand/year. (1 article) fajkhaum Jun 9, 2004 Boun That Luang date (9 articles) fajkhaum Jun 9, 2004 Voice on NRT for Laos again? (22 articles) solidphous@yahoo.com Jun 9, 2004 Looking For My Father (2 articles) drsouk Jun 9, 2004 Open (8 articles) sulilec Jun 9, 2004 Heavy fightings continue in Laos. (1 article) fajkhaum Jun 9, 2004 Do and Don't while in Laos (10 articles) ntxubhmoob Jun 9, 2004 Revolution Calling (7 articles) fajkhaum Jun 9, 2004 and what about lao men? (3 articles) LDR Jun 9, 2004 Watch video Hmong girls for prostitution? (5 articles) Born To Kill Jun 9, 2004 The jackass. (4 articles) Born To Kill Jun 9, 2004 I would rather be called asshole than ass wipe: (6 articles) Born To Kill Jun 9, 2004

24. Laos Culture
    laos culture. Search For Home. This religion and Hinduism have beenmajor influences on cultural and intellectual life in Laos. The  
    http://www.asiavoyage24.com/laos-travel-guide/culture.html
    
    Extractions: Search For: Asia laos Travel Guide ... Lao People's Democratic Republic: Culture The basis of Laotian culture is religion and tradition. Art, literature, music, and drama draw mainly FROM these sources. Towns along the Mekong are exposed to Western culture through Thai mass media. Theravada Buddhism entered the country in the 14th century. This religion and Hinduism have been major influences on cultural and intellectual life in Laos. The story of the Buddha and Hindu myths are the subjects of the carvings and sculptures found in all religious places. In the south, Khmer influences on the peoples of Laos are strong; in the north, Myanmar and Thai influences are readily apparent. As elsewhere in Southeast Asia, religious symbols, stories, and themes have been modified and localized. The snake, for example, representations of which adorn religious and royal buildings, symbolizes the benevolent spirit of the water and the protector of the king. The Laotians have a variety of folk arts, including weaving, basketmaking, wood and ivory carving, and silverwork and goldwork. There are a number of Laotian musical instruments, of which the khen, a bamboo wind instrument, is most widely known. Music is not written down but is played FROM memory. Dancing is a profession rather than a form of recreation; the professional dance troupes travel throughout the country performing for religious celebrations or on important holidays. Their main themes are drawn FROM the Indian epics. All professional dancers are male, the female roles being performed by young men and boys.

25. Laos Culture
    Search For Laos Hotels. Laos Travel Guide laos culture. This religion andHinduism have been major influences on cultural and intellectual life in Laos.  
    http://laos-hotels.net/laos-travel-guide/culture.html
    
    Extractions: Overview ... Lao People's Democratic Republic: Culture The basis of Laotian culture is religion and tradition. Art, literature, music, and drama draw mainly FROM these sources. Towns along the Mekong are exposed to Western culture through Thai mass media. Theravada Buddhism entered the country in the 14th century. This religion and Hinduism have been major influences on cultural and intellectual life in Laos. The story of the Buddha and Hindu myths are the subjects of the carvings and sculptures found in all religious places. In the south, Khmer influences on the peoples of Laos are strong; in the north, Myanmar and Thai influences are readily apparent. As elsewhere in Southeast Asia, religious symbols, stories, and themes have been modified and localized. The snake, for example, representations of which adorn religious and royal buildings, symbolizes the benevolent spirit of the water and the protector of the king. The Laotians have a variety of folk arts, including weaving, basketmaking, wood and ivory carving, and silverwork and goldwork. There are a number of Laotian musical instruments, of which the khen, a bamboo wind instrument, is most widely known. Music is not written down but is played FROM memory.

26. Dr. Grant R Evans
    Vientiane FAO/World Bank 1998. 1999a laos culture and Society. 1999b “What isLao Culture and Society?”, in Grant Evans (ed.), laos culture and Society.  
    http://www.hku.hk/sociodep/staff/ge.htm
    
    Extractions: 1996 Book Review of S. Harrell (ed.), ¡§Cultural Encounters on China¡¦s Frontiers¡¨, Far Eastern Economic Review. July 6. 1997a Hong Kong: The Anthropology of a Chinese Metropolis. London: Curzon Press; Hawaii: University of Hawaii Press, 335 pp. Co-editor: Maria Tam Siu-mi. 1997b ¡§Introduction to the Anthropology of Hong Kong¡¨, in G. Evans and Maria Tam Siu-mi (eds.), Hong Kong: The Anthropology of a Chinese Metropolis. London: Curzon Press; Hawaii: University of Hawaii Press, pp. 1-21. Co-author: Maria Tam Siu-mi. 1997c ¡§Ghosts and the New Governor¡¨, in G. Evans and Maria Tam Siu-mi (eds.), Hong Kong: The Anthropology of a Chinese Metropolis. London: Curzon Press; Hawaii: University of Hawaii Press, pp. 267-298. 1997d ¡§The Sinicized Tai: Is Anyone Tai/Thai Roi Percent?¡¨, in Tai Culture. Vol.2, No.1. 1998a ¡§Political Cults in Southeast Asia and East Asia¡¨, in I.B. Trankell and L. Summers (eds.), Culture and Politics in Asian Societies. Sweden: Uppsala Studies in Cultural Anthropology, 1998: 21-44.

27. Laos Culture / History Tours
    InfoHub.com. laos culture / History Tours. Hi. Welcome to the Culture / HistoryTours page. Welcome to the enzuz.com laos culture / History Tours.  
    http://enzuz.com/directory/Laos/7.shtml
    
    Extractions: Any Category Amusement Park Anthropology Antiques Archeology/History Art History Art/Architecture Arts Festivals Artists Workshops Astronomy Auto Racing Backpacking Ballooning Barging Bareboating Baseball Biblical Tours Bicycle Touring Birdwatching Brewery/Beer Festivals Camel Riding Camping Canoeing/Kayaking Canopy Tours Caravan Tours Castles/Palaces Caving Church Tours Collectors Tours College/Spring Breaks Concert Tours Cooking School Crafts Tours Cruising Cultural Expeditions Desert Expeditions Dogsledding Driving Tours Ecotourism Egyptology Elephant Polo Festival Tours Fishing Flightseeing Football Gambling Garden Tours Gay Tours Geology Glacier Tours Golf Gourmet/Gastronomy Hang Gliding/Soaring Helicopter Skiing Hiking History Tours Hockey Holiday Tours Home Stay/Exchange Honeymoon Horse Racing Horse Riding Hunting Ice Climbing Island Vacation Interior Design Jungle Expeditions Language Study Lesbian Tours Literary Tours Llama Trekking Luxury Trains Marine Biology Medicine Military History Motorcoach Tours Motorcycle Tours Mountain/Rock Climb Museum Tours Music Tours National Parks Native Americans Nature Trips Nudist Resorts Off-road Adventure Opera Outdoor Skills School Painting Parachute Jumping Performing Arts Photography Pilgrimage/Mythology Railway Trips Rainforest Ranching Religion/Spirituality River Rafting/River Exp Rowing Safari Sailing Sailing Schools Scuba/Snorkeling

28. Laos : Travel
    Asian Connection This site cover of laos culture, miscellaneous, music, travelinformation and etc URL http//www.geocities.com/connectasian/laos.htmlAsi.  
    http://search.asiaco.com/Laos/Travel/

29. Laos: Culture And Society
    Laos Culture and Society.  
    http://www.hmongcenter.org/laosculandso.html

30. Books, Maps, And Other Travel Resources For Laos
    laos culture Shock! laos culture Shock! laos culture Shock! laos cultureShock! laos culture Shock! laos culture Shock! laos culture Shock!  
    http://www.gettingaway.com/directory/asia/laos/books.htm
    
    Extractions: Return to Laos Books and Other Travel Resources For Laos If you have decided to visit Laos there are a few things that you should bear in mind and organize. Take your time planning your trip and it will be that much more enjoyable. I suggest you find a couple of good travel books and read them thoroughly while planning your trip, and then take them with you. Here are just a few suggestions. The Rough Guide to Laos (Rough Guides) - The Rough Guides offer some of the best advice for travelers to this country. Buy this book along with another book of your choice and you will have all you need! But, if you are buying only one book, make it this one for your planning. Laos Culture Shock! Laos Culture Shock! Laos Culture Shock! Laos Culture Shock! Laos Culture Shock! Laos Culture Shock! Laos Culture Shock! - You'll never feel intimidated and awkward about the customs and etiquette of another country again. With the insights provided in this guide, you'll learn to see beyond the stereotypes and misinformation that often precede a visit to a foreign land. Whether you plan to stay for a week or for a year, you'll benefit from such topics as understanding the rules of driving and monetary systems, religious practices and making friends. There are tips on political traditions, building business relationships, and the particular intricacies of setting up a home or office. Great for the business traveler, the foreign exchange student, or the tourist who makes a sincere attempt to cross the bridge into a new and exciting culture.

31. Laos - Mekong River Journey
    Muir s Tours laos culture. Explore the Mekong River of Lan Sang.The area of north west Laos that was once the Lan Sang Empire is  
    http://www.nkf-mt.org.uk/laos_mekong_river_journey.htm
    
    Extractions: Muir's Tours Laos Culture Explore the Mekong River of Lan Sang The area of north west Laos that was once the Lan Sang Empire is best experienced by a tour along the rivers as the people have done here for thousands of years. Your travel experience will be the richer, as we specialise in cultural experiences. This often involves a stay with a local family to learn more about their culture and daily activities. The local people will as a result, benefit from your travel. Sample Itinerary - 5+ Days Day 1 Chiang Khong - Huai Xai. We start by making our way to Ban Nam Keung, which is about 26 kms from Chiang Khong, here you will discover the traditional lifestyle of the Lu people. The Lu are an ethnic minority who originated from Southern China and many follow the Buddhist path. The Lu people traditionally live near a river and their houses are built on stilts, to avoid flood damage. The space below the house is used for storing fish, household tools and other equipment. Most houses will be built facing the nearest temple as a sign of respect of Lord Buddha. Overnight in a local family home or a hotel in a nearby town. L, D. Day 2 Ban Nam Keung.

32. Access International Domains
    http//www.global.lao.net/laovl/cultart.htm laos culture and Art. http//www.igo.com/Travel/HTML/laos/13grw.htmlLaos Business Culture.  
    http://webdb.iu.edu/internationalprograms/scripts/accessinfo.cfm?categoryid=20&C

33. Culture In Laos - Vacation Packages
    Find the perfect laos culture vacation at GORPtravel, featuring adventuretravel vacation packages from the best tour operators.  
    http://gorptravel.away.com/xnet/search-2.tcl?destination_id=401&activity_id=7900

34. Asiabooks Catalogue - Laos
    laos culture and society. The essays in this collection focus on the creationof the idea of Laos and its culture through a wide range of topics.  
    http://www.asiabooks.gil.com.au/catalogue/laos_02.html
    
    Extractions: Books About... Laos By Author Name: A - C G - K L - P Q - T ... U - Z D E Evans, Grant. A SHORT HISTORY OF LAOS. The land in between. (St. Leonards, Allen and Unwin, 2002, ISBN 1 864 489979) Laos, perhaps the least known country in mainland Southeast Asia, stands at the region's crossroads. Here the author brings its history vividly into focus - from ancient times when the dynastic states of the region waxed and waned, to the 20th century and the turmoil of the Vietnam War and its aftermath, traces the compelling story of the emergence of Laos as a modern nation. Price: $30.00 Evans, Grant (editor). LAOS: Culture and society. (Chiang Mai, Silkworm Books, 2000, 373 pp., ISBN 974 87090 4 3) This is the first comprehensive social and cultural study of this fascinating part of the world in 40 years. The essays in this collection focus on the creation of the idea of Laos and its culture through a wide range of topics.

35. MapZones.com Map
    Political map and brief information on laos economy, culture and history.  
    http://www.mapzones.com/world/asia/laos/mapindex.php

36. Southeast Asian Archive (UC Irvine Libraries)
    Collects materials relating to the resettlement of Southeast Asian refugees and immigrants, especially in the United States, the boat people and land refugees, and the culture and history of Cambodia, laos, and Vietnam. Links to similar collections provided.  
    http://www.lib.uci.edu/libraries/collections/sea/sasian.html
    
    Extractions: (a virtual exhibit) Images of Hmong paj ntaub textiles Vietnamese American Women Bibliography Links to relevant web pages California State Refugee Programs Branch South East Asia Community Resource Center, Rancho Cordova, CA Southeast Asian Resource Action Center (SEARAC), Washington, D.C. UCI Libraries Asian American Studies Resources

37. LaoNet's Community
    Contains information and articles about Hmong and ethnic Laotian culture and history. Also includes maps and photos from laos. Extensive list of Hmong and Laotianrelated links.  
    http://www.global.lao.net/

38. Stephen Mansfield Culture Shock! Laos (Culture Shock!)
    Stephen Mansfield culture Shock! laos (culture Shock!). Author orArtist Stephen Mansfield. Title culture Shock! laos (culture  
    http://www.gregsonarmstrong.co.uk/Stephen-Mansfield-Culture-Shock-Laos-Cult-271-

39. Www.hani-akha.org
    Describes the Akha and Hani history, lifestyle, language, culture, and activities in Thailand, Burma, laos, China, Myanmar, and Mainland Southeast Asia.  
    http://www.hani-akha.org
    
    Extractions: Home - Hani and Akha peoples MPCD-SEAMP International Meetings and Workshops Golden Triangle Peoples' Art and Handicraft 23.7.02 Sanitsuda Ekachai writes about The Third Master Plan on Community Development, Enviroment and Drug Control in the Highlands see the article in Bangkok post 03.7.02 Mukdawan Sakboon writes on the Thai ID card .See the article in The Nation 02.7.02 Pavin Chachavalpongpun writes on the drug problems .See the article in The Nation 25.6.02 Sanitsuda Ekachai writes on the citizenship problems of minorities in Thailand . See the article in Bangkok Post Regional Development in Northern Thailand: Its Impact on Highlanders

40. Le Laos - Culture, Musique
    Lao, Liens. La Musique Lao.  
    http://laolink.orientxtreme.com/culture/musique.htm
    
    Extractions: En ce qui concerne le Lam et la musique contemporaine, les instruments utilisés font partie de la famille des instruments de "groupe", une section rythmique avec une batterie et une guitare basse, une section mélodique qui peut se composer de guitares, de cuivres et claviers. En revanche la formation classique lao fait appel à des instruments de type "traditionnel", on y retrouve le plus souvent le "Khen", un orgue à bouche apparenté à un harmonium, le "Lanat", un grand xylophone dont on joue assis, des "Gongs" de plusieurs tailles qui marque la rythmique, le "Saw" qui s'apparente à un violon dont on joue assis en tailleur à la manière d'un violoncelle. La production musicale en RDP Lao

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