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Economy
The economy of Laos is primarily agricultural and since the late 20th century has remained heavily dependent on foreign aid and investment. The disruption during the civil war period (late 1950s to 1975) and the economic policies of the early years of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic—notably the attempt to collectivize agriculture—resulted in economic stagnation in the country. By 1980, however, the government had begun to pursue more pragmatic development policies, and in 1986 it introduced market-oriented reforms. Since then private and state enterprises have operated side by side, and foreign investment has been encouraged. A number of nongovernmental organizations, including some from the United States, have been assisting the government, mainly in the fields of rural development and public health.

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-The climate in the region is the tropical climate of the monsoon region with two distinct seasons: the rainy season and the dry season.
-The rainy season lasts from May to November, followed by the dry season from December to April next year.
->Dịch:
-Khí hậu trong khu vực là khí hậu nhiệt đới của khu vực gió mùa với hai mùa rõ rệt: mùa mưa và mùa khô.
-Mùa mưa kéo dài từ tháng 5 đến tháng 11, tiếp theo đó là mùa khô từ tháng 12 đến tháng 4 năm sau.

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Agriculture, mainly rice farming, is dominating the economy. The industry employs about 85% of the population and contributes about 51% of GDP. Agricultural products include potatoes, green vegetables, coffee, cane sugar, tobacco, corn, litchi, tea, peanuts, rice; buffalo, pig, cattle, poultry.

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🇱🇦 Top 10 Places To Visit in Laos | 10 Places To Visit In Laos | 10 Best Places to Visit In Laos ❤️

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There are two very popular sports in Laos, football and wuxia. The sport is also called Muay Lao, used for self-defense as well as sport training, in the same form as Muay Thai, Martial Lethwei of Myanmar, and Pradal Serey of Cambodia.

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Their national sport is called Sepak Takraw. It is a mixture of volleyball and football. Volleyball because there is a net between the two competing teams that they have to volley the ball over and football because the players are not allowed using their hands. They make contact with the ball using their feet, chest, head and knees.Sports play a crucial role in the society of Laos and they are one of the founding countries of the Southeast Asian Games in 1959. They have never competed in the Winter Olympics but has been in the Summer Olympic Games since 1980 but are yet to grab their first medal.

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Their national sport is called Sepak Takraw. It is a mixture of volleyball and football. Volleyball because there is a net between the two competing teams that they have to volley the ball over and football because the players are not allowed using their hands. They make contact with the ball using their feet, chest, head and knees.Sports play a crucial role in the society of Laos and they are one of the founding countries of the Southeast Asian Games in 1959. They have never competed in the Winter Olympics but has been in the Summer Olympic Games since 1980 but are yet to grab their first medal.

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-The flag of Laos is one of the few communist-style flags not featuring a star. The colors of the flag represent:
+Red: the bloodshed in the fight for freedom
+Blue: wealth
+White: represents the full moon over the Mekong River as well as unity under the communist government

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Area: 3,920 km²
altitude: 174 km
population: 948,477 (2020)

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Religion of Laos

The predominant religion of Laos is Theravada Buddhism. Buddhism was the state religion of the prerepublic kingdom of Laos, and the organization of the community of monks and novices, the clergy (sangha), paralleled the political hierarchy. Buddhists—largely lowland Lao—account for about half the country’s people. Some two-fifths of the population, primarily the Lao Theung and Lao Soung groups, follow non-Buddhist local religions. Buddhism and local religion are not necessarily mutually exclusive, however; there is both a syncretic practice of and a general tolerance for local religious traditions within the broader Buddhist community.

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P.linh + Vân Nhi
Most Lao meals consist of “khao niaw” (sticky rice) served with fresh greens dipped in chilies or fermented sauces, and “laap” (chopped meat or river fish salad mixed with onions, lemon grass, and spices and served with rice flour sauce and often wrapped in lettuce leaves). Many Laotians also eat rice or noodles with spicy chopped or curried fish, chicken, pork, eggs, soup and/or vegetables flavored with lemon grass and served with “laap” .

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The birth process of Laos( quá trình  ra đời của Lào)

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The birth process of Laos( quá trình  ra đời của Lào)

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-Laos is a landlocked country in Southeast Asia
+The North borders China
+The South borders Cambodia
+The East borders Vietnam
+The West borders Thailand
+The Northwest borders Myanmar

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Laos has a tropical monsoon climate and a subtropical monsoon climate, May-October is the rainy season, November to April next year is the dry season, the annual average temperature is about 26 degrees Celsius... .

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Regions and cities( đoạn ngắn hơn)(p.linh)

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Regions and cities( đoạn ngắn hơn)(p.linh)

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Regions of Laos
-Northern Laos includes villages on hills, mountains, and ancient capitals
-Central Laos includes the capital and the countryside
-Southern Laos includes the Mekong Delta, mountains and is the least visited area by tourists

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Regions and cities( các vùng và thành phố)

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Regions and cities( các vùng và thành phố)

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Vientiane - the capital, is located on the Mekong River, the largest city.
Luang Prabang - UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is famous for its many temples, colonial architecture, and vibrant night markets
Huay Xai - in the north, on the Mekong River and the border with Thailand
Luang Namtha - the center of the north, known for trekking
Muang Xay - also known as Oudomxay, capital of the multi-ethnic province of Oudomxay
Pakbeng - half point on overnight slow boat between Huay and Luang Prabang
Pakse - the gateway to Wat Phu and "four thousand islands" (Si Phan Don)
Savannakhet - to the south on the Mekong River, connected by the Mukdahan Bridge of Thailand
Tha Khaek - a popular base for exploring Phou Hin Boun National Park including the famous Konglor Caves
Regions : bắc lào,trung lào, nam lào

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The national costume( trang phục truyền thống)

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The national costume( trang phục truyền thống)

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-Lao women's traditional dress called Sing consists of 3 main parts: Lao Sinh or phaa sin, a suea pat and pha biang.
- Traditional Lao men's clothing includes SaLong and a large pair of pants in different colors.

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Total area: 236,800 km2
+water: 6,000 square kilometers
+land: 230,800 km2
Population: 7.430.610 ( As of December 31, 2021)
+population density(mật độ dân số): 32 persons/ km2