Full-day Bolaven Plateau Trekking from Pakse

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Pilihan bahasa: Bahasa Inggeris

Masa bermula: 08:00

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RM 1,363.30 x 1 PengembaraRM 1,363.30

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- During the wet season from June to October, the tour will not pass Houay Tad Fane (top of the waterfall) due to danger of strong currents. We will walk pass another Bolaven Plateau coffee farm through a timber forest, and then to Tad Yeaung Waterfall, where swimming is allowed.
- During the dry season from November to May, it is a great time to trek to the Tad Fane waterfall over the top to see its beauty and charm. The trek leads through thick and dense forest where we can see animals such as Nok Hua Quan and other kinds of bird. If we are lucky, monkeys will appear.
- Children under 2 years old are complimentary and must be accompanied by a paying adult.

The sightseeing tour of Bolaven Plateau gives you a great opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of towering waterfalls! The Bolaven Plateau, which is home to uncountable ethnic minority peoples over the centuries, is well known for its pleasant climate and spectacular waterfalls.

You will begin your trip at your hotel in Pakse. Then, you will drive for around 50 minutes to reach the starting point of your trip at a small ethnic village. Upon arriving at the village, you can spend time exploring the village before heading off trekking through the Bolaven Plateau which is home to numerous coffee and tea coffee plantations. Then, you will continue onwards until getting access to the amazing rock formations of Xing Sai Limestones, where you can take some time before resuming onwards to the thundering Champi waterfall where you will have picnic lunch.

For one-day experience: After having picnic lunch at Champi waterfall, you will resume to trek to Tad Fan waterfall and Tad Yeung waterfall. After having short time at both waterfalls, you will trek to our ending point at Ban Lak 40 where you will be picked up for return to Pakse.