Continue from Laos Memory Lane: Luang Prabang. The accent in this region of Laos is very close to my own accent, Tai Tai. But I think the local can pickup that we're not from the Pakse area. My family were from Muang Kao, right across the Mekong River from Pakse. We spent the last part… Continue reading Laos Memory Lane: Southern Laos
Tad E-Tou is not too far from Tad Yuang, by the time we got there, it was late in the afternoon. The path to the Tad (waterfall) is very narrowed, going down was not so bad, but coming back up made me break a sweat. A spirit house along the walking trial. By the time… Continue reading Tad E-Tou Waterfall
We’ve seen Engrish writing before, one of my all time favorites is Chinglish, but I don’t know if this would qualify as Laogrish, or they just write English with a Lao Pakse accent...Tai Tai Engrish. We visited Tad Yuang on November 20, 2008 and it’s located about 40 kms from Pakse and 8 kms from… Continue reading Tad Yuang Waterfall
My family were from Muang Kao, right across the Mekong River from Pakse. When I was little, there was no bridge here, and we had to take the boat to get across, but I don‘t recall ever visit Pakse with my mom. Today, Pakse is the capital of Champasak province in Laos, one of the… Continue reading Talat Dao Heuang Pakse New Market
