Bolaven plateau
Lying to the northeast of Champasak in southern Laos, the Bolaven plateau is an area of highlands between 1000m and 1300m, with lots of rain and a relatively fresh climate ("relatively" as the south of Laos can get very hot). The plateau is crossed by several rivers and has many scenic waterfalls. Due to its fertile soil and good climate the Bolaven plateau is farmed intensively. Coffee plantations, both large and small are to be found everywhere on the plateau.
Waterfalls |
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8 photos of the Tad Fen twin waterfall, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Laos
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10 photos of the Tad Lo waterfall in the Bolaven plateau
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7 photos of the Tad Yueang waterfall
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5 photos of the U-shaped Tad Pha Suam waterfall
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Agriculture and Scenery |
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29 photos of coffee plantations on the Bolaven plateau
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4 photos of tea bushes and tea leaves
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30 photos of the sceneries on the Bolaven plateau
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Towns and Villages |
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8 photos of Paksong, the "coffee capital" of Laos
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11 photos of Hoay Hoon Tai, a small village in the Bolaven plateau
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6 photos of Longaom, a village with a nice Buddhist temple in the Bolaven plateau
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5 photos of Thatheng, a city in the Bolaven plateau
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8 photos of the Pha Suam cultural village
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6 photos of a small village near the Tad Lo waterfalls
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31 photos of villages and people in the Bolaven plateau
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Gallery with all images
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