Homestay in Champasak, Laos Blog #5

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January 24th 2016

Published: February 10th 2016

Hello Fellow Readers! I think the highlight of our time so far in Laos has got to be our homestay in the tiny remote village of Champasak which is on a small island on the Mekong River. The island itself is lush and the village is very quaint. The wooden houses are built on stilts and the kids play underneath. Speaking of kids they are so cute, friendly and are very curious about us. When we arri... Read Full Entry

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Mallory and Warren

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Since retiring in 2004 Warren and I have been travelling over the winter months. Our goal is to visit and exprience as many places and cultures in the world as we can. So far we have been to many spots in Mexico, Hawaii, Jamaica, Belize, Venezuela, Cuba, St. Marten, St. Thomas, Hong Kong, Thailand, Vietnam, Roatan (Honduras) and Costa Rica. In 2014 we travelled to Singapore, Malaysia, Koh Lanta (Thailand), Bali, Lombok and the Gili Islands. In 2015 we went to Cuba and back to Isla Mujeres, Mexioc and then on to Tobago. In 2016 we ventured to Cambodia, Laos and back to Thailand and Bali. You ... full info

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10th February 2016

Pat Atkinson
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Just beautiful
You two are having a trip of a lifetime. Thanks for keeping us posted. We get to live vicariously through you! See you in the spring.

19th February 2016

vari
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homestay in Champasak
Hi, I loved reading your blog about homestay in Champasak, as I'm going there next. Was this on Dong Daeng island? How did you organise it? And what was the cost? Was it via information centre in main town as I was hoping to do a homestay there. Any info would be a great help. Thanks Vari

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