Pakse city Laos 2022

Pakse is the capital city of Champasak Province in southern Laos. It was found by the French colonists in 1905 when Laos was part of French Indochina.
Now this city is the third largest city in Laos, well known for, having one of the best cuisine, coffee and the 11th century ruined Hindu temple complex called "Watt Phu"
It's close to 4000 island and one of the attractions close by the city is Tad Fan waterfall located 40km away.
Downtown center where the old town area is you'll see this beautiful Catholic church standing peaceful right in the middle of the city and of course there are quite a few beautiful Buddhist temples nearby as well like Wat Luang the biggest temple in the city. When you walk around the city you'll be surprised how many colonial buildings there are and more surprised is there are so many vietnamese people living in this city.
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Hi folks, NatNomad here. An ex-Buddhist monk from Laos with a big dream of seeing the world. Throughout my time for over 10 years being a monk I kept asking myself one question "What life is like out there beyond the monastery?" and because of this question alone made me take a big step in 2014 when I finally say goodbye to my wonderful monastic life.
And now I'm doing what I've always wanted to do. Though I am not quite sure if I can say that I'm living my dream but you know what I'm loving my new adventure.
Please make sure to stick with me so we can explore new exotic places together.
Let the adventure begins!
Thanks so much for your support.

[@Walaoehpaul]

Ohh this brought back so many memories. I was just there last year around August!

[@MyJourneySolo]

Nice tour. Hope to go there in a few years.

[@theworldwithinreach-vsvit]

I was in Pakse in February this year. It's an interesting city. I liked it. I didn't miss the big Buddha )

[@natnomad]

I am glad you enjoyed Pakse. It is a beautiful place, and pretty quiet.

[@kolapyellow7631]

Appreciate u have excellent English skill. Thanks for sharing this post.

[@natnomad]

Thank you 😊

[@agungcahyaji2999]

Pakse is one of my favorite city in Laos ❤️

[@natnomad]

I am glad you liked this city 😊

[@knowledge4266]

Thanks at love pakse laos ❤️❤️

[@sissi8704]

Thank you for your video. I was in Pakse in July 2013. I have the souvenir of a quiet city. Then i visited the Boloven by scooter and reached Sekong with a lot of rain and a flat tire twice in the same morning. But i enjoyed it. I stayed at Pakse Hotel which has a roof restaurant where we can have a nice view. People in Laos are very nice and helpful. I remember eating sticky rice 😉 I come from Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@natnomad]

Aww seemed like you had quite an adventure. Thanks for sharing your experience. I skipped Paksong and I regret it. I've heard they have nice jungle and beautiful coffee plantation.

[@annecy49]

I like your story and wish you to find your own path. That was a wonderful tour with you, thank you!

[@natnomad]

Thank you very much😊

[@danpichon5811]

Beautiful

[@somnuekchannel8173]

👍👍👍

[@cecilyung3280]

Nice vintage town.

[@natnomad]

Not too bad, isn't it?

[@cecilyung3280]

@@natnomad i wouldn't mine to take my there.. Love lay back Laos style. 👍🙏

[@natnomad]

I hope you come back soon

[@cecilyung3280]

@@natnomad that's the plan for this year.. Thanks for your encouragement. 🙏

[@一邗王]

I want to visit pakse beside LPB, ❤️❤️fron indonesa

[@natnomad]

Pakse is two of the most beautiful town in Laos. You will love it there.

[@一邗王]

@@natnomad yeah i like the song pakse

[@LarLar-if3do]

❤❤💐💐

[@muhammadnoorrohani1690]

1 Asean.

[@muhammadnoorrohani1690]

IndoChina Vietnam, Laos & Cambodia.

[@lucianopiccolo4364]

Excellent reportage! You are great...

[@natnomad]

Thank you😊

[@lauramanistee8100]

Thank you for your videoclip Is Pakse your original birthplace?

[@natnomad]

No I am from Luang Prabang, in the north

[@lauramanistee8100]

Your English is an excellent! My birthplace is Pakse I will subscribe your channel

[@natnomad]

Thank you. What a lovely place Pakse is. And are you still in Pakse or overseas?

[@lauramanistee8100]

@@natnomad I am in U.S Hoping to go visit my Birthplace soon

[@natnomad]

Oh nice, hope you come visit your hometown soon.

[@sunilmalhotra6812]

Hello, greetings from Delhi, India. Nice video. Planning to visit Vat Phou, Hindu temples, next month. And than to Seim Reap and Preah Vihar temples in Cambodia. Need your help… Suggest a good hotel in Pakse in the marketplace. Can I cross overland( bus or taxi) borders to Cambodia, Seim Reap or Preah Vihar temples. Or by air from Pakse to Seim Reap, Cambodia. Thanks

[@natnomad]

Hi there, thanks for checking my video. For the hotel if you into luxury do check out Champa Palace Hotel, that has lots of history and yet very beautiful one. I used booking.com to book my accommodation when i was there. It was a guesthouse but very comfortable. You can take bus from Pakse to Steng Trung just by the border town in Cambodia and then from there to either Siem Reap or Phnom Penh.

[@sunilmalhotra6812]

Thanks dear

[@mollychaos6754]

Hello there, I’m planning to visit Pakse soon. Is there anything else to do besides waterfalls and temples? How many days do you need to spend time in Pakse? and is it worth it to visit? Thanks in advance!

[@natnomad]

Well Pakse itself doesn't have much to do apart from what you just mentioned, the waterfall, Temple and the viewpoint. I think two days is enough and in my opinion it's worth a visit. You may like it, and if you have enough time maybe also take a visit to coffee plantation in Pak Song as well. Never been there myself but many said it's beautiful plateau and nice nature. Good luck

[@paulavang2987]

Beautiful city, what nationality are you from is good to speak English so we can understand thank you.

[@natnomad]

Thank you very much. So kind of you. I'm from Laos btw

[@lauramanistee8100]

Traffic wasn’t bad at all?

[@natnomad]

Traffic is good here. Unlike in Vientiane capital where it can be frustrating, especially during rush hours

[@somnuekchannel8173]

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[@paul2d]

I have one question: how easy (or difficult) is it for a foreigner to rent a motor bike? Thanks.

[@natnomad]

Very easy, they will have your passport as deposit and give it back to you when you return the motorbike. I paid 130,000 Kip or around $9 for one-day rent. Good luck

[@paul2d]

@@natnomad thanks for this

[@แอ๊ปเปี้ลเพชรมารา]

Hello lao

[@natnomad]

Hi

[@kolapyellow7631]

What part of 🇱🇦 r u from?

[@natnomad]

I'm from Luang Prabang

[@kolapyellow7631]

Never been there hope to see it one day.

[@natnomad]

Beautiful place indeed. You will love it