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Crazy architecture of Da Lat – come in and feel like you were in Barcelona!

On Monday February 6th, 2017Sunday November 19th, 2017 by Kaśka&Michał Posted in Asia, VietnamTagged 100 roofs, Antoni, architect, architecture, architekt, architektura, art, bar, Barcelona, cafe, Cataluna, crazy house, Da Lat, Dalat, Dang Viet Nga, Gaudi, guesthouse, Hang Nga, Ho Chi Minh, labyrinth, maze bar, pokój, room, szalony dom, Truong Chinh, work of art8 Comments

Coming to Vietnam we would never even think that you can discover there ”crazy ” buildings inspired by a Catalan architect, Antonio Gaudi. Feeling for a moment like in Barcelona, and what’s more, sleeping in such a climate, or drinking beer in a ‘’fairy tale cafe’’ is really ‘something’! In the city of Da Lat, which turned out to be the most unlucky one for us (which we will write about shortly), we could feel a little satisfaction in being right there and it was thanks to the so-called Crazy House (Hang Nga Guesthouse) and 100 Roofs Cafe / Maze Bar!

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Bolaven Plateau – a paradise for those loving waterfalls!

On Monday January 16th, 2017Wednesday January 25th, 2023 by Kaśka&Michał Posted in Asia, Burma/Myanmar & LaosTagged bed, Bolaven, bus, cafe, cascada, catarata, coffee, ethnic village, green, kawa, nature, Pakse, peace, plantación, plantacja, plantaction, Plateau, pueblos, sleeper bus, Tad Champi, Tad Fane, Tad Hang, Tad Pasuam, tranquility, Vientiane, village, waterfall, wodospadLeave a comment

Bolaven Plateau situated in southern Laos is known for its landscapes illustrating unspoilt nature: myriads of waterfalls and green scenery. It can be considered an ideal place to take a rest or the one perfect to have a tour visiting waterfalls while staying in Pakse. Also this time we recommend you to hop on a motorbike although the area you will have to move along covers 180-200km. We purchased a tour at a tourist agency tempted to see 3 more attractions in one day and paid 2,50USD more per capita comparing the costs of taking a motorbike for 2, but later we regreted that we did not do that the usual way – on a motorcycle, despite the large distance to traverse. For sure it would have been more fun! (Especially since our driver was driving his clunker so fu(..)ing slowly!…)

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