After rushing through the full-size medium-duty van, I finally arrived at the Thai-Lao border corridor at 6 o'clock in the morning. CMB did not put us at the border, but stopped at the office of their company. The good breakfast was also changed to 100 baht, and I wanted to go to the border to get a few baht. However, it is obvious that they are also very confusing internally. The division of labor is very unclear. I am also confident that I will sit on the border to the border without paying the money. Of course, it is hungry. When it came to the border, the sky was drizzling and the departure was completed quickly. Then there was a long stretch of several kilometers between the countries, the rain was still down, and the immigration department lined up a long queue, waiting for the people to sign the landing. Although the visa fee seems to be blacked out by the Lao border inspectors, it is not awkward compared to the thrilling level behind. Before I set off, I booked the Youth Hostel in Vientiane, but I ignored one point - Thailand's mobile phone card went to Laos and there was no signal, and it also overestimated the reliable service of the Lao people's service. Just as I was desperate in the strange streets of Laos, I was pleasantly surprised to find that as long as I dont turn off the mobile map, the APP can continue to locate the search results just now, and this is my hope of finally identifying the direction, especially when not The reliable Laos spurs put us on a corner that looks cold and clear. The best news after getting off the bus is that the direction of the sudden car is generally the same as my landing, and the rain has basically stopped. With a fairly reliable Google map, I found the youth hostel called Funky Monkey without getting too much effort after getting off the bus. I want to know that this is not a sleep for a night, but also holding bricks in a strange city. For me, the same mobile phone is not as easy as mentioned above.