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There are plenty of places to shop in Pakse, whether it be for fun or necessities, and though it is not a big city, goods can be found from most{...}

Those who have the opportunity to visit the Ban Chiang (In Thai: บ้านเชียง) UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Nong Han district of Udon Thani are transported back in time{...}

    The Killing Fields (or “Choeung Ek) in Phnom Phen, Cambodia have a dark and bloody history. Located about 17 kilometers from the city center, this was the burial{...}

The Red Lotus Lake (Talay Bua Dang; in Thai: ทะเลบัวแดง) is one of Udon Thani’s most popular tourist destinations, not only with foreigners, but also with the local Thais, as{...}

The city of Pakse offers much in the way of eateries, with cuisines available from countries all over the world. Besides local Laotian food, popular cuisines in Pakse are Thai,{...}

  The Pratuxai Victory Gate (pronounced, “prah-dtoo-sai”) is an attraction located at the heart of Laos’ capital, the city of Vientiane. Structures like the Pratuxai victory gate can be found{...}

Take a trip down to Vang Vieng Laos, and you’ll have an amazing variety of activities to choose from; perhaps one of the most mesmerizing, however, is climbing the crystal{...}

  The Morning Market (or, Talad Dao Rueang; in Lao: ຕະຫລາດດາວເຮືອງ) in Pakse, Laos is a popular morning market with both Laotians and tourists from all over the world. Most{...}

Wat Phu Champasak is an ancient temple located in Pakse, a city in the Champasak region of Laos. The temple has stood for over a millenium, and was once a{...}