Exploring Laos - The Four-thousand Islands
The Mekong Delta has been a rich source of food for the people of Laos. Whether it is the fish that are caught or the fields that need watering, the Mekong has been a key provider for the agriculture of the region.
As modernization engulfs the country the river has slowly been changing. Due to the damning of the Mekong, the flow and depth of the river have been reduced.
This has made water management very difficult in the dry season as well as reduced the overall nutrients in the river. With more damns planned on the Mekong only time will tell what the final outcome will be.
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