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Champasak Pakse 2014
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http://www.hotsia.com > Champasak > Pakse 2014 Travel to Don Khong, Li Phi, Khon Phapheng, Siphandon and Pakse recommended. Ride a motorcycle to explore Don Khong. Don Khong traditional long boat race. Motorcycle tire punctured at Li Phi. Boat from Nakasang to Don Det. Strung Treng border checkpoint - Champasak Pakse remains unchanged from every year I visit. The style of Pakse tourism today is renting a motorcycle to visit Tad Gneuang Waterfall, the most beautiful and worth visiting waterfall. Tad Fane is tall but inaccessible.
Phasuam requires going deep inside, the photo spots are not good, better for resting than sightseeing. In summary, rent a motorcycle to visit Tad Gneuang in the afternoon. In the morning, visit Wat Phou Champasak which is accessible by road and only one hour drive. At night before returning the motorcycle, visit the last bus dance bar in Pakse, open around 8 PM. In Pakse, sightseeing must end before 11 PM. You must be back at your accommodation before then or risk being stopped by police. The legendary Lan Kham Bar has moved from Lan Kham Hotel to another location, so no need to look for it here.
I recommend eating noodles. Nang Saeng Dao Noodles are located just past Champasak Palace towards the city, a few kilometers on the left side. Delicious. For nightlife like young people, find a riverside bar along the Mekong River to listen to music and sip Lao beer. The next day, continue to Li Phi or return to Ubon. This is the style of Pakse travel in 2014-2015. Mr.Hotsia travels with passion. Mr.Hotsia stays at Lan Kham Hotel, good, central, and affordable. Click here. Tad Gneuang
Riding a motorcycle from Pakse to Tad Gneuang Waterfall. Motorcycle ride Pakse to Tad Gneuang. Lankham Hotel Pakse recommended hotel in Pakse. Rent a motorcycle in Pakse to visit various waterfalls. GPS coordinates (POI): 15°10'49.445"N, 106°8'15.959"E; 15°10'50.021"N, 106°8'16.265"E; 15°10'14.009"N, 106°0'51.851"E. Riding motorcycle back from waterfall 15°9'51.197"N, 105°58'7.103"E. Looking for Dao in Dao Coffee but didn’t find her, only found this person. Pakse durian is said to be delicious.
15°10'49.565"N, 106°8'16.211"E 15°10'50.351"N, 106°8'16.415"E 15°10'49.955"N, 106°8'16.247"E
