Sala Phae Don Kho
Don Kho, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
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TravelPod Member ReviewsSala Phae Don Kho
“Great Place to stay”
tngontheroad 4 contributions
United States 
Apr 5, 2011
Nice bungalow floating on the Mekong. AC, hot water, internet and best of all, a peaceful setting. A great value. Staying three nights. We would stay here again.
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelSala Phae Don Kho
A day of transition
Left Vientiane, Laos about 8:30PM Monday on a sleeper bus. Thought G and I would have a berth together. Unfortunately the "bus monitor" thought otherwise. He put a Laotian lady with G and moved me with K. We survived. Got into Pakse about 6:30AM the next day. Immediately took a tuk tuk to the south bus station where we got tickets on a minibus the …
A walk on the wild side (At least it is for me)
Slept late,late breakfast then we rented motor bikes for the day. (Wild and crazy guys.) Went north to the top of the island then down the east side. Stopped at the "waterfalls". Also known as rapids. Ate lunch at a small restaurant near the waterfalls then on to the south end of the island. The "road" we were on wasn't much more than a narrow …
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Ruth is Number 1 Falang!
... manager of the camp that she was the first ferlang (westerner) to ever complete it, as it had only just been constructed! We tried to convince them to give her a certificate or a medal, but they declined.
In order to get back to Ban Nongluang village the quickest route was climbing up a sheer rock face on a via ferrata. Although elated on completion of this, we're not going to lie and say we enjoyed hanging off the rock face with a fear of impending death. ...
Wat Phou Where and Why
... beside me.
Vat Phou has UNESCO World heritage Status, being as it is as old as Angkor Wat and set in a magnificent location on the side of the mountain. When I reach the site, I peddle past a couple of lakes and park right beside two large ruins. A ceremonial road leads from the lake to the main temple, which is accessed by climbing a series of steep stone steps lined with silver-barked frangipani trees. I am the only person there at this hour in the morning and ...
Temples, Countryside Villages and Waterfalls
... the way. Definately looks like a nice enough place to do a hike through the woods or jungle. As I had observed the previous drives through the countryside it seems that almost all the houses here are on stilts. Guess this gives you a cool, shady place to sit outside and to store things.
Were given up to 5hrs to visit the ruins but really only needed 2-3hr given they werent that big and there were no trails out into the surrounding jungle.
Followed the main ...
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