Depart from Pakse office, we drive up to Ban Km 33 to start trekking, then head downhill about one and half hour pass the bamboo forest to Bang Lieng River below the Tad Fane Waterfalls, cross the local bridge and take a short swim to a beautiful spot to view Champasak, and nice waterfalls in the jungle. Lunch is served on the way. It is a bit cooler, at 1030 meters high above sea level. From here we walk an hour to the waterfalls nearby our camp site and enjoy swimming at the fall before dinner is served.
Approximately: 40 minutes transfer/4 ½ to 5 hours trekking
After breakfast at 9 am we continue pass coffee plantations and river up to the mountain. Today we will enjoy and experience the jungle, where we can see animals and different kinds of birds, snakes, squirrels, etc. If we are lucky we will see monkeys and wild pigs. After lunch we continue our trek to the cave and cliff to look over Champasak and camp overnight there.
Approximately: 3 ½ - 4 hours trekking
After breakfast, trek for 3 and half hours in the jungle before reaching Bang Lieng River. Stop for lunch and swimming here. After lunch, we head uphill for about 3 hours finish the trip at Ban Km 33. Return to Pakse at about 5:30 pm.
Approximately: 40 minutes transfer/5 hours trekking
| Price per person (PS-T-11) |
| 1 person |
284 US$ |
| 2 persons |
159 US$ |
| 3 persons |
118 US$ |
| 4 up |
97 US$ |
| Private surcharge per group $ 95 |
Depart from: |
Green Discovery, Pakse office |
Arrival at: |
Pakse office |
Start time: |
8:30 am |
End at: |
5:30 pm |
Duration: |
3 days |
Departure date: |
Daily |
Activities: |
Trekking |
Trek Grade:: |
3-4 Intermediate
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Transport: |
Private songteaw
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Accommodation: |
Camping |
| Meals: |
Lunch day 1 to lunch day 3 (7 meals) |
What to bring: |
Hat, sun screen, clothes, flash light, mosquito repellent/footwear to get wet, hiking boot, warm change of clothes and camera.
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What is included: |
Water, English speaking guides, Entrance fees, permits, taxes and transport as mentioned above.
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These 3 days trekking will give you an experience of the Tat Fane, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Laos, with parallel streams of the Huay Banglieng River plunging out of dense forest and down more than 120 meters. Tat Fane is at the edge of the 1100-sq-km Dong Hua Sao NPA where the trekking trails are the best and perhaps the only way to get into the park. Dong Hau Sao is home to a healthy population of tigers, though you are more likely to see monkey, gigantic butterflies and in the wet season, dozens of great hornbills who like to hang out at the bottom of the falls.
