Why Si Phan Don ?

 

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Si Phan Don

Si Phan Don, the southernmost point of Laos which means “the region of four thousand islands” is a must for the trip to the south of Laos. In addition to the greenish landscapes and rural villages, Si Phan Don is attractive with its stunning natural rivers over a thousand islands, and picturesque waterfalls. The two main islands for accommodation, sightseeing, and exploring are Don Khone and Don Khong. Another more visited area is Don Det Island where there are more choices for lodgings. The main thing to do in Si Phan Don is board a local boat and sail over the vast Mekong River to admire the breathtaking nature of the 4,000 island area, as well as spot the sweet water dolphin and see these mammals playing. Besides island hopping tours, the visitors can take a cycling journey to explore the smaller islands visit the rural villages, and get to know the insight of local life and their cultures. As Si Phan Don is one of the less touristy places in Laos, reading a Si Phan Don travel guide in advance will be helpful for your trip planning.  

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Si Phan Don tours
Adventure Placid southern Laos 6 days

Adventure Placid southern Laos 6 days

Active & Adventure - 6 days 5 nights

1.250$
A Laos adventure tour to escape to the unique exotic nature and off-the-beaten-track trails. Delve into the heart of charming southern Laos, fall in love with the serene landscape, then be awed by plunging waterfalls and float among 4,000 islands. This southern Laos itinerary covers amazing towns in the region, including handicraft villages, and offers opportunities to see local life in Pakse town, Champassak province, located on the verdant Bolaven Plateau with coffee plantations, a mountain climate, and the breathtaking Tad Lo waterfalls. You also have a memorable time at Ban Kiet Ngong, admiring the beautiful wetland and the intriguing Xepian Natural Protected Area. Last but not least is Don Khone Island, with 4,000 islands, which is an unmissable spot on a southern Laos journey. 

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