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Home » Carrie Marshall » Laos’ Enigmatic Plain of Jars
Feb13 2

Laos’ Enigmatic Plain of Jars

Posted by Staff in Carrie Marshall, Foto Fridays, Laos

By guest author Carrie Marshall of MySeveralWorlds.com

The rolling green meadows lying just outside of Ponsavon in Xieng Khuang Province in Northern Laos  are home to hundreds of giant stone jars of various shapes and sizes, apparently carved from solid boulders. There are several stories surrounding the origins of these magnificent artifacts of history, known today as The Plain of Jars.

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2 Comments

  1. MariansBlog | February 16, 2009 at 11:43 am

    Very, very cool. Thanks, Carrie Marshall!

  2. Travel to Chile | February 16, 2009 at 9:15 pm

    It looks very beautiful. Its wonderful to know that the jars have been carved from stones. The people must be vary skilled. When were they created?

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