stories and photos of a simple Filipina who found her second home, Wolfenbüttel, DE

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Le Phe Falls






























Done Det - 06.12.2005 from Don Khong together with other backpackers, Australian and English couples we sailed for two hours with the small boat and reached Don Det. It's a small island very peaceful and calm, life of the people is so simple, i like it. There's a bridge connecting the two island built by the French.

We found a guest house, Paradise Guest House, located along the river of Mekong, very clean and run by a family and nice Lao couple, i can only remember the name of the woman her name is "Lam".


Le Phe Falls - is the main attraction in the island, for the local Lao people it's called Somphanit Falls. We went biking looking around the whole island, and going to the falls, and to the temple and one historical train built by the French.


Again another unforgettable travel experience.

8 comments:

  1. I like the first one. It looks like a wonderland to me.

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  2. I can't wait for our rivers and lakes and ponds to thaw out. That is one thing about spring and summer... I love running waters and can't wait to go gold panning with Hubby again. Nice photos of the rivers. Thanks for sharing.

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  3. hi maricar!
    first off, wonderful fotos, fantastic sights as always and nice header! ^0^
    i like it!

    second, awfully sorry for not reading further, when i commented on your sienna fotos, i was in a hurry, the connection here was cut off from time to time so i didn't get to read your old post before...till now. ^0^
    i'm glad you're feeling better now, go get some rest okay?! ^0^ haha,
    take care friend!

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  4. Great captures sissy! Looking at the last photo, para ring probinsya sa Pinas.

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  5. oh, Car, very pretty, love it, like Ranfield, it looks like a paradise and wonderland to me.

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  6. Looks like a long way from Northern Germany. It could be another world

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  7. Glad to see another blog of a traveler, a Pinay at that! At this time of the year in the northern hemisphere, we're all dreaming of warmer destinations!

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  8. What an amazing place! Besides, I'm speechless looking at your new header photo... Incredible! Love it!

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