Bolaven Plateau is home to numerous waterfalls, great scenery, tribal villages, and unexplored corners galore. It’s probably best known for being home to some of Southeast Asia's most spectacular waterfalls

• Whether you're a coffee lover, tea fanatic or just simply love seeing waterfalls the Bolaven Plateau Loop is the thing to do.
• Get some good coffee along the way and enjoy the scenery which comes in the form of various waterfalls including a really big one!
• You can rent a motorbike for here, because it is the cheapest option (50.000-60.000kips/day).
• The only downside is that there are a lot of fees for foreigners for parking the motorbike

The Chinese Temple in Pakse, Laos is located south of Wat Phra Bat. Free to enter and you’ll find various Chinese buddhist artifacts, demarcating the Chinese influence

• Just walk down to the river behind the bus station or behind Vat Luang (excellent opportunity to combine this trip with a visit to Vat Luang!).
• The boats go whenever the boatmen are in the mood and there are passengers.
• A one way trip costs 2000 Kip per person. The boat trip tops of the cool adventure

This museum has a few interesting artefacts, including three very old Dong Son bronze drums, a Siam-style sandstone Buddha head dating to the 7th century and striking 7th-century sandstone lintels found at Uo Moung

• Very good textile and jewellery collection
• A must visit for history lovers

Wat Luang is located on the Se Don River near the bridge in Pakse in Laos. Wat Luang is probably the most important temple in Pakse.

• Very beautiful position with separate male and female temples and swimming lakes.
• Behind the temple is the river and we can see ordinary life of Lao people. They commute by riding a small boat to cross the river.
• Quite large grounds and very nice outside.
• No crowds and sunset is fantastic