Sentences with phrase «nam song»
- 1 night accommodation in Villa Nam Song including daily Asian or American or Buffet breakfast in a twin or double room.
http://www.villanamsong.com/
The small town of Vang Vieng 150 km north of the capital is set in a dreamlike landscape of bizarre limestone mountain peaks and sheer cliffs with the Nam Song River bisecting the town.
Villa Nam Song is in the PERFECT location in Vang Vieng, with commanding, expansive views both of the mountains and river.
Tubing along the Nam Song is why it's a popular destination and has become a rite of passage among backpackers traveling through the area.
The Nam Song River is where you will witness the famous tubing — and young travellers sitting in large inner tubes floating downriver is a common sight in Vang Vieng.
Located on the banks of the Nam Song River, the restaurant has a big terrace and plenty of tables to choose from as well as a lovely wooden bar.
The Nam Song River is where you will witness the infamous «tubing».
Staying west of the Nam Song removes you from the hustle and bustle of town and gives you more opportunity to appreciate Vang Vieng's natural beauty.
Perched on the Nam Song, it has 31 rooms spread out over four floors and the top floors get spectacular unobstructed views of the river and mountains from the balconies.
Once famed (and infamous) for drug - and - drink fuelled debauchery on the Nam Song River, all that changed in 2012 when the government finally cracked down on the illegal bars, zip - lines and slides lining the river and drugs openly for sale.
Head south on the river road, continue on the dirt path past Jamee Guesthouse to Vang Vieng Resort and cross the toll bridge over the Nam Song.
Vang Vieng town lies in between the Nam Song river and an old airport runway that runs parallel to Route 13.
Travel just a few kilometres further to see Ban Phatang, a small village on the Nam Song.
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Most boats can be found at the take - out near Villa Nam Song.
The Laotian town of Vang Vieng sits among an inspiring landscape of limestone spires, and is best viewed from the reclining position floating atop a tractor tyre inner tube on the Nam Song.
Hot - air balloons float high above, the beautiful karst hills their breathtaking backdrop, while children play in the usually slow - moving and shallow Nam Song River below as locals go about their lives, bartering and chatting with tourists.
Spearfishing in the Nam Song River only meters away from tourists enjoying sunset drinks.
Vang Vieng is a small town in Laos of 25,000 people, which sits alongside the Nam Song River.
Only minutes from the bar and restaurants along the Nam Song River, a dried rice paddy provides a tranquil sunset view for a young Laotian girl.
«Tubing» was once a synonym for backpacker debauchery: the Nam Song river was lined with illegal bars brazenly selling bucket drinks and drugs.
Pha Poak is a small limestone hill located to the west of town, visible from the western banks of the Nam Song thanks to a flag on top.
Orientation Vang Vieng town lies in between the Nam Song river and the old airstrip, now a large empty patch that runs parallel to Route 13.
The Nam Song River used to be the «golden age» for hardcore travelers who did nothing but party all day.
It was about the non-stop party at roughly constructed bars along the Nam Song where people could indulge in bucket drinks, free shots and liberal amounts of bad judgement.
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For the adventurous, there are new menu items specific to Song: One dish, a dip called nam prik maengda, features steamed, mashed water bugs.
Actually the best story line involves Nam and Yono (Song Kang - ho and Ko Ah - sung respectively) as a father - daughter team with skills integral to the rebellion, as well as their own agenda.