 | Don Khone, Lao Peoples Dem Rep |
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... Laos, our minibus took us about 20 minutes north to a small village. From here we were ferried by canoe over to Don Khone, a tiny island in the Mekong, supposedly part of a group of 4000. The canoe seemed to sit very low in the water and ...
... had to leave the boat. It was fun nevertheless. The journey is quite stunning and peaceful. When we arrived to Don Khone we foung a charming guest house with bungalows overlooking the Mekong and with quite comfortable hammocks. Chiel did not find them ...
Obscured By Clouds (1972) Moved to the last of the three main islands, Don Khone, it is much quieter and Lao like, seems to just be a traditional village with all the laid back bustle of anywhere in Laos, just no cars or smoke or smog or rubbish. A ...
... 30 minutes of walking with the big backpacks in the sun. I was drenched in sweat by the time we found our Bungalows on Don Khone. After recovering, we rented bikes, ate a delicious Pumpkin burger, and rode around Don Det, and then Don Khone. We ...
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