When the rainy season arrives, most people would prefer to stay indoors to avoid getting soaked like a drowned puppy. However, for us, that's not the case. We're all about exploring and having adventures, rain or shine. So, during the rainy season, waterfalls and other adventure activities are a must-visit. We recently conquered a renowned waterfall and experienced the thrill of ziplining. It was an exhilarating experience, and we highly recommend it. If you're up for a challenge, give it a try!

“Bolaven” is located in Dong Hua Sao National Park, Nong Luang Village, Laos. Getting there is not difficult at all. Just hire a van to Chong Mek, then cross the border to Laos and take a local villager's car to the village, which takes about 2-3 hours. However, if the car gets stuck in the mud, it will take longer. Haha.

The hiking trail is not too long, approximately 12 kilometers (according to the porters). The trail offers a variety of terrains, including flat paths, steep slopes, water crossings, and rope climbs. The main steep sections are the paths leading to Tad Seua and Tad Khmud. This trail is highly recommended for adventurous hikers who enjoy a diverse and challenging experience.

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Highlights: Don't miss the stunning Tad Sae and Tad Khammouane waterfalls, renowned for their size and breathtaking beauty. The Bolaven Plateau also boasts vibrant pink flowers, creating a picturesque landscape. Capture the moment with a photograph!

Ziplining Adventure at Tad Fan

For those seeking an adrenaline rush beyond the challenging hikes to Tad Seua and Tad Khmud, ziplining offers an exhilarating alternative. Soar through the air on a 400-meter single-line zipline, taking in breathtaking views of Tad Fan and the surrounding natural landscape. While the prospect of heights may initially induce a sense of trepidation, the sheer exhilaration of the experience quickly eclipses any fear.

Overall Summary of Bolaven Plateau and Zipline Experience

This section provides a concise overview of the Bolaven Plateau and zipline experience.

Beauty = 5/5

Difficulty level: 3/5

Trip enjoyment: 5/5

"Desire to return: 5/5 (This is the best part, haha!)"

Additional Information

• Best time to visit: Bolaven Plateau can be visited year-round, but the rainy season (May to October) offers the most stunning waterfalls.
• Beware of leeches: Leeches are prevalent in the area, so bring insect repellent or wear leech socks.
• Safety precautions: The zipline crossing requires caution and adherence to instructions from officials.
• Zipline cost: The zipline experience incurs an additional fee of 1400 Baht per person (check for updated prices).
• Language: Local villagers speak a dialect of Lao similar to Isan spoken in Thailand, making communication easier.
• Travel documents: A passport with at least 6 months validity is required. Alternatively, a border pass can be obtained.

When we step out of our comfort zone, we gain new experiences. We have already stepped out, are you ready to step out too? ... Read and follow the full review at the link https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=510134746075539&id=267619780327038

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#Thank you to all my fellow travelers for the photos.

[Memory Record 27-30.07.2018]

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