Sonia y Miguel visitan a Ken
We are writing this from Thailand, to tell you that last week we were able to meet Ken, from his association House of Dreams in Luang Prabang (Laos).
We were on Friday afternoon teaching English to the kids. Currently there are 7 who are in school, in addition to living there since some are from villages in the interior. They go to public school and in the evenings they give different classes and they live together. One of the boys this Monday went to Hanoi because he got a scholarship thanks to the association, to study Medicine.
We sent them a photo that we made with a few of them in case they want to promote it. You can volunteer, be with them as a teacher or give any kind of activity, as long as you want. You can also collaborate with sponsors or carrying school supplies (what we did, in addition to wearing badminton rackets, which was what most illusion made them hehe).
Also, as soon as we write a post with all the more detailed information on the blog (www.asiafilipinas.com), I tell you. So you can also pass it on the web or social networks.
Thanks for the help. Congratulations for the work you do and we hope to continue collaborating in our future trips. Whatever you need, here we are.
A greeting!!
Miguel and Sonia
Luang Prabang, Laos
La Casa está en Luang Prabang, cerca del puente peatonal. Lo mejor para llegar es contactar con Ken, el mismo se acercará a buscaros al hotel.
Seguramente sea la ciudad más bonita del sudeste asíatico, el encanto colonial se funde con el budismo presente en sus numerosos templos. Los monjes invaden la ciudad a primera hora en la Recolección de Almas. El Mekong y Nam Khan bañan la península de la ciudad antigua. Los alrededores desbordan belleza natural: cascadas, cuevas, aldeas perdidas. Negociad con algún barquero, por 30$ os pasea en privado por el Mekokng. Intentad que os enseñe las aldeas de la otra orilla (enfrente de Luang Prabang). Son menos visitadas. Otra buena opción es hacer un trekking, visitar las cascadas, incluso un rafting muy suavito. Y para terminar un masaje, y un paseo por el mercadillo nocturno. No se puede ir a Laos sin visitar Luang Prabang.
