Ikor village in Muang Sing, Luang Nam Tha province.
Ikor tribe people in Muang Sing, Luang Namtha.
Iko people in Muang Sing, Luang Namtha.
Red Thai (Thai Dang) people in Muang Sing, Luang Nam Tha province.
A market in Muang Sing.
The market in Muang Sing. Ikor, Black Thai, Lao Huay (carrying a baby) people.
Ikor people weaving in Muang Sing.
Young Ikor girl in Muang Sing.
A hilltribe village on the road: Luang Nam Tha - Oudomxai (Muang Xai). As in the other mountainous provinces there are many groups of people living in Oudomxai such as Hmong, Akha, Thai dam, Thai khao, Thai Neua, Khamu, Lao Huay, and many others.
Hmong people in Muang Xai, Oudomxai. Muang Xai, the capital of the province in the northern section, is the highway junction connecting the northern provinces: Phongsali, Luang Namtha, Bokeo and Luang Prabang.
A village on Muang Xai - Phongsali road. Phu Den Din National Biodiversity Conservation Area (NBCA) covers more than 1300 sq.km in the north-eastern part of Phongsali province along Lao-Vietnamese border.
Ikor people in Phong Sali province. The northernmost province of Laos is the home to many minority ethnic hilltribe people, their villages amids rolling hills of natural scenery.
Ikor people in Phong Sali province. Ethnic people in Phongsali province include Hmong, Iko , Phunoi, Kheu, Lolo, Hanyi, Yao, Thai Khao, Thai Lu, Phuan, Phai, Khamu, and Mien.
Ban Hut Sa village boat pier on Nam Ou river (Song Ou) on the border of Luang Prabang and Phongsali provinces.
Boats at Ban Hat Sa on Nam Ou river, ready to travel down to Muang Ngoy, to Mekong and Luang Prabang.
People fishing in Nam Ou river - Luang Prabang province.
Muang Ngoy on Nam Ou river, Luang Prabang province.
On the road 13: Luang Prabang to Vang Vieng and Vientiane.
A Hmong village on road 13: Luang Prabang - Vientiane.
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