Sala Champa Hotel Pakse

P.O. Box 680, ane Watlouang Pakse, Champasak, Lao Peoples Dem Rep

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Laoooooooos!!!

A travel blog entry by nadine88

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Hallöchen!

Sooo, am Samstag sind wir dann morgens mit dem Flieger von Bangkok nach Ubon Ratchathani (auch Thailand) geflogen. Das war mit NokAir, der Billigfluglinie von Thai Airways und irgendwie hatten die wohl ein altes russisches Flugzeug recycelt weil die Sitznummern haben bei 31 angefangen (wie sonst wenn es business und economy gibt …

A horrible day.....

A travel blog entry by schellenberg

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Today we are supposed to fly from Luang Prabang to Pakse, in the South of Laos. A few days a go we were informed that the airport in Pakse was closed and that we had been rerouted on Savannaket, 230km north of Pakse...so far so good...Lao Airlines tells us to take a bus from Savannaket to Pakse, it should take about 5 hours.....not good anymore... …

Ticket to ride even further

A travel blog entry by sumac

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We are awake soon after it gets light . The soft purp purping of the motor bikes coming from the street. Sounds like the beehive after the beekeeper has calmed the bees with smoke.
Our quest today is to explore our travel options to 4000 Islands in southern Laos near the Cambodian border on the Mekong.
Success today for as we are having …

Hello Pakse, here we come !

A travel blog entry by thornell

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Nous avons choisi de nous rendre directement vers le sud du pays à partir de Ventiane et de laisser tomber le nord car nous n'avions pas assez de temps et surtout la plus part des activités à faire dans le nord sont de fabuleux trekkings en tous genres : à pied, en vélos, en kayac, en rafting, suspendus dans la canopée à 70 m de hauteur par des « …

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Boring city, beautiful waterfalls

A travel blog entry by simon-rosie

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... the bag with her clothes and my towel dry she wasn't making much progress traversing the river and I began to get alarmed as I watched her drifting towards the rapids before the falls. I yelled to Rosie and she realised, forgetting about the bag and swimming to safety. Her clothes were drenched but she was finally across the river! By this time it was almost time to meet up with the tour again and get a lift back to Pakse.









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