Daybreak on the Mekong

23 Jun 2010



Men fishing on the Mekong River at daybreak in Laos. Photo by: Rhett A. Butler, 2009.

To see more photos from the 4000 island region of Laos where thousands of islands dot a wide bay in the Mekong: 4000 Islands.

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