Alisa Guesthouse
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Uuund ich flieg, flieg, flieg...
Mit dem Nachtbus ging es von Vientiane nach Pakse. In Pakse selbst gibt es eigentlich nicht viel zu tun, die meisten Leute stoppen dort nur kurz auf dem Weg in den Süden von Laos oder nach Kambodscha. Wir blieben jedoch aus einem ganz bestimmten Grund etwas länger in der Gegend. Ein großes Abenteuer sollte uns in den nächsten beiden Tagen erwarten …
The Bolaven Plateau
... I ordered omelette wi vegetables. I got a whole Chinese lettuce leaf submerged in egg! Seriously weird. By the time they told us the rooms were free, we'd decided we weren't going to stay: there was nothing special about Pakse and it was still only 9am, so we decided to hire some motorbikes and start travelling around the Bolaven Plateau straight away. By 11am we were on the road, heading towards Tat Lo. The scenery was almost as gorgeous at around Kong Lor, and the roads were ...
Southern Laos
... rocks and had a dip. After a quick shower we sat round the fire chatting to the other guides learning some Lao words and playing a few games. They had this metal coil which you had to bend in half which they used to develop their strength, they say me eyeing it and let me have a go, I did it first time and they were pretty impressed as a few of them were yet to be able to. Dinner was then served - yet more sticky rice with some fresh spring rolls and some chicken before we started ...
Creuant fronteres
... de nadie, algú més parlava anglès i a més tenia experiència creuant fronteres.
Vam arribar a Pakse i vam regatejar amb el primer sangthaew laosià amb moneda tailandesa. L’australià va decidir que ens acompanyava i vam mirar de buscar un allotjament Bueno Bonito Barato.
Un cop instal-lades, com ens va agradar això de tenir enganxines noves al passaport, vam anar al consulat vietnamita, a fer-nos el visat pel nostre proper destí. Un ...
Bus trip from Pakse to Danang
... on blind corners, it takes on a bit of a surreal nature. Looking through the front windscreen of the bus is a bit like watching a video game. It's like, this isn't real, he'll get around that truck. They always seem to make it, but there are some pretty bloody hairy moments when you are riding the shoulder of the roads. We started to drop in altitude as we came down off the mountains to the coast. Spotted kids playing soccer on a country soccer field. Past ...
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