| Laos - Myanmar - Cambodia | ||
| Pakse | ||
| We only spent 1 brief night in Pakse,
which was long enough to book an onward bus to Vientiane later in
the week and also to organise a trip to the nearby Bolaven Plateau.
Other than an interesting concert in the main square, there was little
else of interest that happened to me here. http://www.travbuddy.com/travel-blogs/ |
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| Accommodation - Pakse | ||
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Champa Palace Built by a now-dead prince as a residence he never lived in, the Palace is described quite accurately in one guidebook as looking like a giant wedding cake, the Champasak Palace may be a bit of a behemothic eyesore from the outside, but once inside, you will get sweeping verandas and spectacular views over the surrounds. More.... |
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Grand Hotel xxx More.... |
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Cham Residence Champa Residence is situated in the heart of Pakse, next to Champasak Museum and surrounded by shopping areas including the Evening market and Pakse market. More.... |
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Sengalouh Hotel
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