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  1. Post-war Laos: The Politics of Culture, History, And Identity by Vatthana Pholsena, 2006-05-12
  2. Culture Shock! Laos: A Survival Guide to Customs and Etiquette (Culture Shock! Guides) by Robert Cooper, 2008-05-30
  3. Culture Shock! Laos: A Guide to Customs and Etiquette by Stephen Mansfield, 2000-01-30
  4. Culture and Customs of Laos (Culture and Customs of Asia) by Arne Kislenko, 2009-03-05
  5. Spirits of the Place: Buddhism and Lao Religious Culture by John Clifford Holt, 2009-07
  6. Laos: Culture and Society
  7. Globalization, Culture and Society in Laos (Routledge Studies in Asia's Transformations) by Boike Rehbein, 2007-09-18
  8. Introduction to Cambodian Culture, Laos Culturally Speaking, Introducation to Vietnamese Culture by Sun-Him Chhim, Khamchong Luangpraseut, et all 1994
  9. Minority Cultures of Laos: Kammu, Lua', Lahu, Hmong, and Iu-Mien by Judy Lewis, 1992
  10. Executive Report on Strategies in Laos, 2000 edition (Strategic Planning Series) by The Laos Research Group, The Laos Research Group, 2000-11-02
  11. Hmong Means Free: Life Laos and America (Asian American History & Culture)
  12. Parlons lao: Langue, civilisation, et culture du Laos (Collection "Parlons") (French Edition) by Chou Norindr, 1994
  13. Laos and Ethnic Minority Cultures: Promoting Heritage (Memory of Peoples)
  14. Two Visions of the Way: A Study of the Wang Pi and the Ho-Shang Kung Commentaries on the Lao-Tzu (SUNY Series in Chinese Philosophy and Culture) by Alan Kam-Leung Chan, 1991-01-22

1. Laos Culture And Travel Information - The Official Website
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Religious
Neat and respectful dress should be worn in all religious shrines. It is not considered polite to visit religious monuments in shorts, miniskirts or hot pants. Though shoes can be worn in temple compounds, they should be removed before entering the chapel of the principal Buddha image. Indeed, all Buddha images are regarded as sacred, regardless of size, age or position, and should all be shown due respect. Buddhist monks are not allowed to touch or be touched by a woman, or accept anything from a woman's hand. Social
The Lao people greet each other with a prayer-like gesture called a nop. A younger person or a person of lower status will nop their elder or better. The western custom of shaking hands has become more common in recent years - though a smile and a slight bow of the head is still considered polite. Backslapping, public displays of affection, shouting, and wild gesticulation are all considered impolite.
The head is considered the highest part of the body, while the feet are considered the lowest, both literally and figuratively. Touching someone's head or pointing at people or things with the feet are, therefore, considered extremely rude. As with entering temples, shoes are removed before entering somebody's home.

2. LAOS Culture And Art
General Laos Art and Culture, Lao Textiles Revisited An exhibitioncelebrating the handwoven silk fabrics of Carol Cassidy, an
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  • Lao Textiles Revisited An exhibition celebrating the handwoven silk fabrics of Carol Cassidy, an American weaver living and working in Laos, will be presented at the Museum at Fashion Institute of Technology . Hmong Textiles The Hmong are a preliterate highland people from the mountains of Vietnam and Laos. During the Vietnam war, they were sympathetic to the American side, and, after the war, many fled to the United States. There are large concentrations of Hmong in California upwards of 25,000. Butterflies in Hmong These drawings of butterflies are brought to you by students in the Hmong language class at James John elementary in Portland, Oregon. Story-Cloth Project World Art Treasures - Laos, Cambodia, Thailand (sgwww.epfl.ch,Switzerland)
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3. Laos Culture With Food Information And Recipes From Asia
Lao cultural information with links to asian recipes, food information, food culture, cooking methods, country informationan, food substitutions, and food history for countries all over asia. Laos. Current time in Laos. Please Support our Sponsor Lao Culture. Laotian literature is predominantly religious and linked to the Buddhist tradition.
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Laotian literature is predominantly religious and linked to the Buddhist tradition. There is also a secular literary tradition based on themes of the Hindu epic poems, which have been transmuted into popular language. Laotians have a variety of folk arts, including weaving, basketmaking, wood and ivory carving, and silverwork and goldwork. Professional dance troupes draw upon themes from the Indian epics. Laos has four major ethno-linguistic groups. The Lao-Lum, or valley Lao, speak Laotian Tai and live in the lowlands and cities and along the Mekong River. The Lao-Lum comprise about two-thirds of the country's total population. The Lao-Tai, or tribal Tai, include the Black Tai and Red Tai (so-called in reference to the colour of their women's dress), who live throughout the country, especially at higher elevations. The Lao-Theung (Mon-Khmer) are thought to be descendants of the earliest populations of the region; they live throughout Laos and in neighbouring countries. The Lao-Soung group, including the Hmong (Meo, or Miao) and the Man (Yao), probably migrated from southern China to Laos in the late 18th century. Chinese and Vietnamese minorities generally live in the cities. About three-fifths of the population adheres to Theravada Buddhism. Animism is practiced among the Lao-Theung, and a small percentage of the population is Christian. Mahayana Buddhism and Confucianism are observed by Chinese and Vietnamese minorities. Lao is the official language; English, Vietnamese, and French are spoken by the elite in cities.

4. LAN-XANG.com Lao Book Review
laos culture and Society , edited by Grant Evans, is a remarkable collectionof essays on aspects of Lao society as assessed by a range of contemporary
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Essays on Lao Culture and Society
April 4, 2001
Laos: Culture and Society Sisouk Sisombat was once Pakxe's most prominent businessman, an exceptional distinction for an ethnic Lao in a city and country whose commerce was dominated by Chinese. After fleeing the "proletarian" revolution, he attempted to replicate his success in France, and failed. Fortunately for him he maintained cordial relations with the Lao government , and they ultimately prevailed upon him to return to Laos. When he did, they promptly deputized him as a member of the National Assembly. He was useful to them as a spokesperson and spread the good word in France. Soon his family followed, and his son now runs what seems to be the largest coffee operation in Laos. It is an exceptional case study, but is a reasonable proxy of the experience of returnees, both before and after returning to Laos. Peter Koret's essay, "Books of Search: The Invention of Traditional Lao Literature as a Subject of Study," provides a good introduction to Lao writing. Koret is one of the two leading Western scholars on the subject. In this essay he touches on the role of literature in Lao society, on the study of Lao versification, on the modernization of Lao literatureboth in Laos and Isan, and devotes himself mostly to the study of Lao literature as it was conceived by that phenomenally productive scholar Maha Sila Viravong. Koret concludes that much further research is required before Lao literature , which has strong regional characteristics and variations, can be established as a "literary tradition."

5. Lan Xang The Nonpartisan Review Of Lao Politics, Culture
News, articles, from the pro Royal Laotians, living outside Laos.Category Regional Asia Laos News and Media...... Wheat by Keith Quincy The Economics of Transition in Laos by Yves Bourdet In thePlace of Origins by Rosalind C. Morris laos culture Society edited by Grant
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by Lonely Planet, Rough Guide, Footprint Traditional Recipes of Laos by Phia Sing Chao Fa by Piriya Panasuwan Mekong: Turbulent Past, Uncertain Future by Milton Osborne A Taste of Laos by Daovone Xayavong MUSIC REVIEW Fong Naam: Ancient-Contemporary Music from Thailand Celestial Harmonies Music From Thailand and Laos ARC Music FEATURE CLASSIFIED AD Antique Lao Buddha for Sale This is an extremely rare and beautiful Lao Buddha image from the latter 16th century, probably cast in the reign of King Say Setthathirath (ruled 1548-1571)...
    CURRENT NEWS OPINION Once again the Center for Public Policy Analysis is holding a "forum" on Laos at the U.S. Congress. Because the "forum" is neither public nor open to discussionyou can attend by invitation only, we decline to call it a forum... read more The outcomes of the seventh session of the Lao National Assembly and the seventh Congress of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (Lao PRP) just demonstrated how foreign reporters and analysts ignored Lao politics and got it all wrong...

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Welcome to Laos, one of the most fascinating countries in the world. The People's Democratic Republic of Laos, also known as Lao PDR is situated in the heart of French Indochina, landlocked between Thailand, Burma (Myanmar), China, Vietnam and Cambodia. Laos is one of the poorest and least visited countries in the world. The Lao people are known for their gentle polite nature and for their charming hospitality. The capital Vientiane, is one of Asia's biggest villages, sitting on the banks of the Mekong river. To the north, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the old Royal city of Luang Prabang is home to dozens of temples and a way of life that has changed little over the years. In the south the Angkor era temple of Wat Phu is one of the jewels of the Mekong. This website is the Internet's biggest source of travel information for one of the world's most fascinating countries.

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Laos Current time in Laos, Click Here Please Support our Sponsor Lao Cuisineby Grant Evans. Lao Culture. Laotian literature is predominantly
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Laotian literature is predominantly religious and linked to the Buddhist tradition. There is also a secular literary tradition based on themes of the Hindu epic poems, which have been transmuted into popular language. Laotians have a variety of folk arts, including weaving, basketmaking, wood and ivory carving, and silverwork and goldwork. Professional dance troupes draw upon themes from the Indian epics. Laos has four major ethno-linguistic groups. The Lao-Lum, or valley Lao, speak Laotian Tai and live in the lowlands and cities and along the Mekong River. The Lao-Lum comprise about two-thirds of the country's total population. The Lao-Tai, or tribal Tai, include the Black Tai and Red Tai (so-called in reference to the colour of their women's dress), who live throughout the country, especially at higher elevations. The Lao-Theung (Mon-Khmer) are thought to be descendants of the earliest populations of the region; they live throughout Laos and in neighbouring countries. The Lao-Soung group, including the Hmong (Meo, or Miao) and the Man (Yao), probably migrated from southern China to Laos in the late 18th century. Chinese and Vietnamese minorities generally live in the cities. About three-fifths of the population adheres to Theravada Buddhism. Animism is practiced among the Lao-Theung, and a small percentage of the population is Christian. Mahayana Buddhism and Confucianism are observed by Chinese and Vietnamese minorities. Lao is the official language; English, Vietnamese, and French are spoken by the elite in cities.

8. Laos Culture And Society
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9. Culture & Tradition In Laos
laos culture Tradition. Tradition Traditionally, a Buddhist ceremonywhich is performed every year is called Hidsipsong, tradition
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Traditionally, a Buddhist ceremony which is performed every year is called Hidsipsong, tradition of 12 months, while the fourteen rules on salutation made by officials, sister-in-law, husband and wife and all Loa people are called Khongsipsi.
These above are intended to express salutation and loving kindness to the god and people.
Baci is multi-purpose ceremony to express the best wishes for the important days of lives such as new babies, marriages, departures, visiting friend and others. Holy white cotton strings are tied round hands of the women with kapok, coiled hair style. Eating
90% of Loa people consume sticky rice. The ware kept the rice after steaming is called Tikao or kongkao and can be taken to every where. The arrangement of food is on the food big plate. The main food are Lap, Koy, Ping ........ Housing
Houses are built on stilt and have free apace underneath that roofs a triangle wind plates on each side. These are 2 types of houses; single and a double roofed how many steps on the stairs depends on the height of the house, but traditionally they made uneven numbers such as: 3 steps, 5 steps, 7 steps and 9 steps. Ways of dressing
Costumes depend on gender and age but regarding to the culture, Loa women dressed properly, because they are mothers of the nation in tradition, Lao women wear the silk skirts, blouses and scarves to attend important ceremonies.

10. Routard.com - Laos - Culture
Translate this page laos culture Musique, danse, théâtre. C'est bien triste mais c'estainsi, la musique et la danse traditionnelles laos sont en voie
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NOUVEAU ! Annonces Pour en savoir plus sur cette destination : Reportages Evenements Infos du monde Les communistes célèbrent leur passé ... Musiques La bible pratique : toutes les infos, astuces, adresses utiles, etc. pour voyager malin ! Laos Culture Musique, danse, théâtre C'est bien triste mais c'est ainsi, la musique et la danse traditionnelles laos sont en voie de disparition au profit de la musique disco et techno. Du moins dans les villes. À Vientiane, le premier centre culturel national a vu le jour en décembre 1999 avec l'aide de la province chinoise du Yunnan. Il accueille toutes sortes de manifestations culturelles (concerts, spectacles de danse, théâtre). Musique et chant La musique traditionnelle lao est pourtant riche, en particulier le chant, qui exprime les traditions et l'âme des différentes ethnies. Il existe une forme de musique académique, accompagnée de danses, d'inspiration religieuse, qui a pour thème récurrent le Ramayana lao. C'était un spectacle de Cour. Aujourd'hui, il ne se donne plus qu'à l'occasion des fêtes et... dans certains hôtels pour touristes. La musique ethnique est restée plus vivante. Surtout dans les campagnes. Danse Presque exsangue il y a encore peu, la danse semble renaître. À Luang Prabang, lors des fêtes du Nouvel An, le ballet du Ramayana a été ressuscité, mais les danseuses de l'ancien régime ont disparu et les jeunes ne sont pas encore suffisamment formées. Cependant, la dynamique est là.

11. 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
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Laos: Culture
Population: 5,497,459 (July 2000 est.)
Nationality:
noun: Lao(s) or Laotian(s) adjective: Lao or Laotian Ethnic groups: Lao Loum (lowland) 68%, Lao Theung (upland) 22%, Lao Soung (highland) including the Hmong ("Meo") and the Yao (Mien) 9%, ethnic Vietnamese/Chinese 1% Religions: Buddhist 60% (in October 1999, the regime proposed a constitutional amendment making Buddhism the state religion; the National Assembly is expected to vote on the amendment sometime in 2000), animist and other 40%

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  • 17. Laos: Culture And Society (Select Books)
    The essays range under general headings Geography and History, Diasporic Law andEthnicity. all Categories, laos culture and Society by Evans, Grant.
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    by Evans, Grant Price: US$26.23 (S$45.90*) Region: Laos
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    This collection of 12 specialist essays is the first book in 40 years to offer a comprehensive view of the complex culture and society of the Laos and is based on field work and study done in the late 1980s. The essays range under general headings: Geography and History, Diasporic Law and Ethnicity, and Language and Literature. Bibliography of works in French, English and Lao. * Actual charges are made in Singapore Dollars (S$). S$1.00 = US$0.57

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    lt,k7q,]k;mujvvo8kiu3v Lao Association of Ontario
    Laos: The Country, Its People and Its Culture The Lao People's Democratic Republic or Laos is strategically located at the hub of Indochina-sharing borders with China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Burma-is a landlocked country. The former Buddhist monarchy has undergone periods of political and military upheavals. Laos has been the victim of foreign aggression. Ruled loosely by the French before World War II, Laos was declared independent by its Japanese occupiers prior to their defeat. When the French returned, they reinstated colonial domination. However, French control over Indochina came to a bitter end when they lost Dien Bien Phu to the Viet Minh. In October, 1954, France recognized Laos as fully independent. In 1955 it was admitted to the United Nations. However, the main source of political strife has been the struggle for and against Communism, intensified and complicated by the participation from outsiders. In fact, Laotian coalition government made of neutralist, communist and pro-Western factions was formed in June 1962. But, Prince Souvanna Phouma failed to get contentious factions to cooperate. The country has been plagued by political assassinations, coups after coups until 1973, when another coalition government was formed. After a lengthy period of political instability, the Kingdom of Laos was politically, economically and socially transformed. The Lao People's Revolutionary Party took over the country and changed its name into the Lao People's Democratic Republic in December 1975.

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    Asian Connection This site cover of laos culture, miscellaneous, music, travel informationand etc URL http//www.geocities.com/connectasian/laos.htmlAsi Last
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    • Akihito's Laos Photo Page
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    • Asian Connection This site cover of Laos culture, miscellaneous, music, travel information and etc URL: http://www.geocities.com/connectasian/laos.htmlAsi Last modified 1-Aug-2000
    • Destination Laos Here you will find everything about Laos info such as the environment, history, economy, culture, attractions and other travel guide URL: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/dest/sea/laos.htm Last modified 1-Aug-2000
    • Discovering Laos In this brief tour you'll discover and enjoy the mysteries, richness and diversities of Laos - general background of Laos and other interesting sites URL: http://www.laoembassy.com/discover/index.htm Last modified 1-Aug-2000
    • Dithelm Travel Laos Dithelm Travel contact info and provide other tour information in Laos URL: http://www.diethelm-travel.com/laos/ Last modified 31-Jul-2000
    • Experience The Beauty Of Laos Information about Laos URL: http://www.lao-aviation.com/

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