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Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: bring light cloths, cotton or other natural made material
Miscellaneous: sun lotion is a must for sensitive skin, this town is so hot
Written Apr 9, 2008
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bring light cloths, cotton or other natural made material sun lotion is a must for sensitive skin, this town is so hot
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Q: I'm planning to travel from Ubon in Thailand to Phnom Penh. I have a number of questions... 1. Is it necessary to go via...
A: Hi. I've done it. The best route in to Lao from Ubon is of course Pakse. From Pakse you can easily (by Lao and Khmer standards) organize the trip to Phnom Penh...
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The Plains along the Mighty Mekong
Pakse is the closest large neighbor in the south to Don Khong (Si Phan Don). Having been initiated in 1905 as a French outpost, Pakse has grown more in the recent years that it had in the entire past...
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Now this is getting more authentic
My wife's parents at one time lived in Pakse so they suggested we should drive there. We have ourselves 2 drivers and 2 vans for all 10 of us plus our lugguage so we went for it. It's a pretty long 9...
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If in Pakse, you will deal with hot hot heat. If that's not a problem for you, you'll enjoy it - it is quite pleasant city with many markets, older architecture and some very nice temples. And it...
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Everything here is authentic. When you walk down the street beening a 5'10" girl with blonde hair you kinda stick out. Every single person would stare at me. I almost felt like I was some celeberty......
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