Total : 34,847 item
11. Reference : SP-1-1-10
| A Tai Dam [Black Tai] woman is showing the he (long shirt), which is used in the rituals of the Tai Dam in Laos and Vietnam. (Louangnamtha had many Tai Dam villages. Most had immigrated from Vietnam, and crossed the border to settle in Laos). | Photograph
13. Reference : SP-1-1-12
| The village of Khmu is located along the road from Muang Sing to Louangnamtha. | Photograph
14. Reference : SP-1-1-13
| Yea Kwao (rice granary) of the Khmu people. | Photograph
15. Reference : SP-1-1-14
| The Khmu people are working and chatting under the yea kwao (rice granary) at the Khmu village, which is located along the road from Muang Sing to Louangnamtha. | Photograph
16. Reference : SP-1-1-15
| Rice fields during the rainy season are plentiful. They are in the valleys along the route from Muang Sing to Louangnamtha. | Photograph
17. Reference : SP-1-1-16
| Rice field. (the record affiliated to the record SP-1-1-9) | Photograph
18. Reference : SP-1-1-17
| Khlom boys are interested in the construction of race boats in Wat Ban Wiang Tai [a monastery based community]. The boat race is for competition with other, monastery-based communities. (the race unites people of the village and of nearby villages, in a fun activity following the harvest season). | Photograph
19. Reference : SP-1-1-18
| A woman is monitoring the cultivation of rice in the field. | Photograph
20. Reference : SP-1-1-19
| A Tai Lue woman is weaving, and her products will be sold in Viangchan (Viangchan is a very important market for the traditional weaving of tribes in Laos). | Photograph
