
Laos
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Clues that work anywhere in this area

The back of signs is sometimes light blue. The stop sign also has a distinctive octagonal design.

Outside Vientiane, you'll almost always see cars in view.
Lao is the official language. The stop sign is also distinctive.
| Japanese | 日本料理レストラン |
|---|---|
| Sinhala | ජපන් අවන්හල |
| Assamese | জাপানীজ ৰেষ্টুৰেণ্ট |
| Kannada | ಜಪಾನೀಸ್ ರೆಸ್ಟೋರೆಂಟ್ |
| Gujarati | જાપાનીઝ રેસ્ટોરન્ટ |
| Tamil | ஜப்பானிய உணவகம் |
| Telugu | జపనీస్ రెస్టారెంట్ |
| Bengali | জাপানি রেস্তোরা |
| Hindi | जापानी रेस्टोरेंट |
| Khmer | ភោជនីយដ្ឋានជប៉ុន |
| Lao | ຮ້ານອາຫານຍີ່ປຸ່ນ |
| Thai | ร้านอาหารญี่ปุ่น |

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Once you know the area: which part of it
Agriculture
Flat rice paddies spread across the plains along the Mekong River, concentrated in the south and around Vientiane. The mountainous north has only small patches in the valleys.

Coffee-tree fields are almost entirely confined to the Bolaven Plateau in the south (around Paksong), which produces 95% of the country's coffee.

Narrowing down the city3
Once you know the region: which city or town

Street signs differ by town. Vang Vieng's street signs look the same as Luang Prabang's, but have a number in the bottom-right corner (probably always).
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Pakse seems to have fewer signs than other areas, but occasionally you'll spot a sign with a gold-coloured top. Since it's a tourist destination, signs and hotel names also often spell out "Pakse" in English.
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Regions
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