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    Explore phongsaly Lao PDR

    History: Phongsaly is wedged between China and Vietnam, and both countries have influenced the province, which was once part of the ethnic Tai Lue’s Sipsongpanna Kingdom. Little is known of the history of Phongsaly, but historians believe the Phou Noi left Muang Sing and Burma and arrived in Phongsaly at the end. Ethnic Diversity: Meet some of Laos least visited ethnic groups in Phongsaly. The Ethnic Museum in Phongsaly Town provides detailed information about the province’s 28 different tribes. The Akha migrated from the Tibetan Plateau several hundred years ago, and live in the mountains of Phongsaly. Things to Do: Immerse yourself in remote Phongsaly on a trek or boat expedition into the northern mountains. Meet rarely visited ethnic groups, and head to green tea plantations…the province’s spotlight. Phongsaly Town remains much as it was 100 years ago. Top Attractions: Discover Phongsaly’s nature, culture, and…Green Tea at plantations, villages, shops, museums, and protected areas. Take a trip 18 km from Phongsaly Town to Ban Komaen’s Green Tea Pavilion and its 400-year-old tea plantation, which some say has the oldest tea trees in the world.

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    Pakse Social / Pakse Info most informative free website

    Sothern Laos has a new platform both on Social Media -n Pakse Social and their new website pakse Information ( pakseinfo). As the south is not as popular and Tourism driven as its other provinces in Laos the drive i on now to explore Sothern Laos – and its provinces, why not start in Champasak. the website offers free information downloads, maps and much much more to help you with your Journey.

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