Pakse Hotel & Restaurant is situated in Champasak Province, Southern Laos — a region that has, over the past few years, become an ideal destination for leisure travellers. Unlike typical tourist destinations that are prized for their "white sand and coral sea", Laos has made ever effort to avoid the rapid modernisation that has befallen its neighbours. Today, Laos is still a country of preserved traditions and charming surroundings, hosting many different ethnic groups and cultures. The region is home to numerous waterfalls and rivers, and beautiful landscapes that hold some of the world's rarest wildlife. Southern Laos also keeps a permanent link to its history by preserving the icons of colonial and heritage architectural structures present in the cities.
Be it a solo trip or one with family and friends, Laos has a plethora of tourist attractions to make your tour a memorable experience.
- The Temple of Vat Phou (or Wat Phu), ancestor of Angkor (World Heritage Site since 2001)
- Production site of the Lao coffee and tea, fruits and vegetable — hosting more than 20 ethnic minorities in sumptuous landscapes of tropical jungle
- The silk-weaving villages
- The Buddha statues
- Stone carvers’ village
- The wood carvers, who follow ancient Oceanian traditions passed down from their ancestors
- Additionally, Pakse has a beautiful 18-hole Golf-course.
In addition to these a large number of local destinations consist of natural wonders, and others built by the hand of men.
The hotel offers an in-house tour desk with staff that is always available to assist you with day trip explorations to the Pre - Angkorean Wat Phou and Tomo ruins, coffee and tea plantations on Bolaven Plateau or the impressive, largest waterfalls of Asia, Khone Phapheng.
Contact Wat Phou Travels @ 030-5032331 during office hours.
The staff of Pakse Hotel & Restaurant is always open to questions. They even speak English, French, German, Dutch along with Thai & Lao.