'Hugging ground?' - Bangkok Post, September
8, 2003
Today, young Akha sought other ways to relax such as television
and karaoke, he said. But ``Laan Sao Kawd'' appears in research,
songs, websites and printed information relating to Akha people...
Speaking through an interpreter, Mr Por-je said women-hugging grounds
had never existed in Akha culture. "We have a recreational
ground called ``Dae Kong'' (a travelling place for the community,
in Akha language) where villagers, in full traditional dress, gathered
at night to perform traditional song and dance.
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