Pakse, or Pakxe (French: Paksé; Laotian: ປາກເຊ [pȁːk séː] "mouth of the river"; Thai: ปากเซ), is the capital and most populous city of the southern Laotian province of Champasak, making it the second most populous city in Laos. Located at the confluence of the Xe Don and Mekong Rivers, it has a population of about 88,000. It also served as the capital of the Kingdom of Champasak until it was unified with the rest of Laos in 1946.
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The venue can only be reached by foot. No cars, no noise, no fumes! Main attraction is a system of zip-lines traversing steep gorges in touching distance to the waterfalls. A 'via ferrata' teases out the adventurous spirits of the visitor in a challenge to the limits of some. Take the chance having great fun in a simply stunning environment!
Inclusions: Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Hotel pick up and Drop off, Drinking water, Meal: Local type of food, English speaking guide, Accommodation, Transport as mentioned in Itinerary, Government taxes, Travel permits
Exclusions: Tips and personal expense
Don’t go there. Just don’t. The price advertised on TripAdvisor is €120 whereas some of the people we flew with paid $80 in VangVieng! Takeoff from a wasteland full of trash in the middle of nowhere, 20 minutes flight over VV (not the prettiest sight by far unless you’re into power lines and hotel roofs) with barely any explanations and then bye. We learnt afterwards about the French company flying in the countryside next to the blue lagoons and we should have gone with them.
Pakse, the capital of Champasak Province is not only the major hub of Southern Laos but it is also an ideal destination for those who want to enjoy the outdoors and get lost in the forest. On this 3 days tour in Pakse, visit the archaelogical site of Mt Phou Asa, explore the tropical forest Xe Pian, Chan Deang waterfall, and surrounding area. Tour included hotel pick up, lunch, dinner, 2 night accommodation. - Free hotel pick up/drop off from/to Pakse centre - Lunch, dinner, breakfast included - Accommodation: 1st night: tented camp, 2nd night: comfort bungalow - Group size: 2 - 15 pax
Inclusions: 2 nights accommodation (1 night tented camp, 1 night comfort bungalow), Bottled drinking water, Breakfast x 2, Dinner x 2, Lunch x 2, Coffee and/or Tea, English speaking local guide
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities, Travel insurance, Personal expenditure, Any other services not clearly mentioned on itinerary and trip inclusive portion.
The Bolaven Plateau is famous for its cool climate, beautiful waterfalls and fertile soil which is used to grow many different types of produce including high grade tea and coffee, vast variety of fruits, cardamom and rattan. This tours gives you a great opportunity to see all of what Bolaven Plateau is famous for.
Inclusions: Hotel pick up and drop off , Drinking Water, Meal : Typical lunch, English speaking guide, Government taxes, All entrance fees, Travel permits
Exclusions: Personal expense, Coffee and/or Tea, Dinner
Don’t go there. Just don’t. The price advertised on TripAdvisor is €120 whereas some of the people we flew with paid $80 in VangVieng! Takeoff from a wasteland full of trash in the middle of nowhere, 20 minutes flight over VV (not the prettiest sight by far unless you’re into power lines and hotel roofs) with barely any explanations and then bye. We learnt afterwards about the French company flying in the countryside next to the blue lagoons and we should have gone with them.
Cool down in the highlands! Drive up to the Bolaven Plateau, a place high above the Mekong Valley known for its temperate, coffee plantations and waterfalls. Rivers run off this high plateau in all directions and then plunge out to lush forests in a series of spectacular cascading waterfalls.
Inclusions: Hotel pick up and drop off only in Pakse, Drinking Water, Meals: Typical Lunch, English speaking guide, Government taxes, All entrance fees, Travel permits
Exclusions: Beverage and personal expense
Don’t go there. Just don’t. The price advertised on TripAdvisor is €120 whereas some of the people we flew with paid $80 in VangVieng! Takeoff from a wasteland full of trash in the middle of nowhere, 20 minutes flight over VV (not the prettiest sight by far unless you’re into power lines and hotel roofs) with barely any explanations and then bye. We learnt afterwards about the French company flying in the countryside next to the blue lagoons and we should have gone with them.
Houy Bang Lieng is a small river in The National Protected Area of Dong Hua Sao. Paddle down the river through some fantastic scenery of dense forests, past towering waterfalls and several areas of exciting rapids.
Inclusions: Hotel pick up and drop off only in Pakse, Drinking Water, English speaking guide
Exclusions: Beverage and personal expense
Don’t go there. Just don’t. The price advertised on TripAdvisor is €120 whereas some of the people we flew with paid $80 in VangVieng! Takeoff from a wasteland full of trash in the middle of nowhere, 20 minutes flight over VV (not the prettiest sight by far unless you’re into power lines and hotel roofs) with barely any explanations and then bye. We learnt afterwards about the French company flying in the countryside next to the blue lagoons and we should have gone with them.
Experiencing three beautiful waterfalls and two lively tribal villages along a 220 km tour in your private minivan with English speaking driver. You have plenty of time to view the attractions.
Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes, Lao Style lunch, 30 min. guided tour at Katou Coffee.
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I have booked two trips to see the ancient Khmer temple and Bolaven plateau . I am so impress to the service. The staffs of the agent have knowledge about the areas so well and help me arrange my vacation days easily. Moreover, the drivers are so nice. they can speak English that help me a lot about local information. I was so happy!!..
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