Champa Residence Hotel Pakse
P.O. Box 504, No 13 Road, Ban Phonesaad Pakse, Champasak, 12541, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
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Tourist party town
I arrived in vieng viang after a supposedly 5 hr mini bus at 4:00pm. The mini bus was supposed to leave at 9am and arrive after lunch ... heh ... it left around 11:30. The ride is a long and windy road through Loas mountains. The views are nice and scenic but as you approach vieng Viang The view is astounding. The weathered mountains are awesome …
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On est au Laos
Et voilà, nous entrons au Laos aujourd'hui, l’entrée s’est faite très facilement par contre il faut qu’on s’adapte aux personnes :o)
Les gens semblent gentils mais plus distant, ils parlent moins anglais et ils sont ...
Boring city, beautiful waterfalls
... where we saw many thousands of tea shrubs and learnt how they process the tea before sampling and buying some. Next stop was the largest waterfall in Laos and possibly South-East Asia - they didn't seem sure because apparently they're not accurately measured. This was a little disappointing because you can't get close to the water and can only view it from a distance. After the first waterfall we stopped at a coffee plantation where we saw dozens of villagers ...
Ruth is Number 1 Falang!
... agreed that although they love zip lining, pre-bedtime exhilaration should be the remit of other past times, and should not involve swinging uncontrollably through the trees towards an unlit doorway. More bruises ensued. Nevertheless, we had a restful nights sleep in the jungle canopy (despite Ruth's new found fear of monkey's and what they might do to her).
Day 2: On waking, we had a hearty breakfast and wandered back into the jungle for another day of ...
Wat Phou Where and Why
... swing a small tiger. There is a shady porch with a view over the river, hammocks, the Café and cheap bicycle hire available.
Once checked in, we walk down the road to the village centre, supposedly 300 metres away. It's more like a kilometre, and even on foot, if you blink you will miss it. The road is lined with local houses, little open fronted shops selling beer, fags and assorted small goods, a few guesthouses, several beautiful wats, and not much else. The ...
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