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Traveling Pakse Champasak Daoruang Market Pakse
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The early morning market in Pakse here is really huge. Bigger than what I've seen elsewhere in Laos, including Luang Prabang or Vientiane. This market has a lot of goods. I woke up early at 6:00 AM and went to walk through this market and was not disappointed at all. There were plenty of fruits, vegetables, fish, and fresh products. I filmed clips to show every zone and will upload the video below. I recommend getting food at Daoruang Market in the morning because there are many food stalls that look clean and appetizing, including pho.
Rice or made-to-order dishes, and importantly, prices are cheaper than outside. Most people in Pakse come to eat here. From Daoruang Market, walk towards the Mekong River and then to the right, there is a small pier where fishermen return in the morning. If you're lucky like me, you will see big Mekong fish. Mr.Hotsia recommends hotels in downtown Pakse. The name is Daoruang Market. Fermented fish, sour fish, salted fish Pakse. The closest on the left is the Pang fish or the local snakehead fish, big size. This fish is sold a lot at Pakse market.
Chinese sausage at Daoruang Market Pakse looks delicious. It costs 40 baht and then you can have the vendor fry it as shown in the picture below. This was my breakfast at Daoruang Market. The Chinese sausage cost 40 baht and I couldn't finish it because it was so much. Stir-fried basil costs 10 baht per plate. Daoruang Market in the morning at Pakse, southern Laos. If you travel to southern Laos, you must come to this market and come early. Rice noodle soup at Daoruang Market. Daoruang Market vegetable zone. Wholesale chili sales in Pakse. This person caught fish all day. Wild boar at Daoruang Market Pakse. This is the Chinese sausage shop where I bought. Sour fish eggs, only the eggs are used.
Daoruang Market pork and meat zone. Grilled pork in Pakse is fragrant and delicious, sold by the kilo. Frogs are sold in bunches like this. These two kids walked around several times, so I took photos and greeted them. Mr.Hotsia's breakfast: grilled pork Pakse, crispy and delicious skin. Pakse morning market, Daoruang Market. Pakse coffee is unique. Use free 3G internet in Laos. Pakse Southern Bus Station. Nightlife in Pakse. Playing tennis in Pakse. New Year travel in Pakse Laos. Nang Saeng Dao noodle soup.
