Babylon Guest House,Vang Vieng 'Tips, Hints, Idea's, & Things to do'
Babylon Guest House Location & Direction's
Maps of Town, Guest Houses Bars etc as well as Maps of Caves and the Local Area.
Dont come crying if you get lost!'
Maps of Town, Guest Houses Bars etc as well as Maps of Caves and the Local Area.
Dont come crying if you get lost!'
Local Maps of Town and Cave's
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Babylon Location & Directions Vang Vieng Town Centre
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Vang Vieng &
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Babylon Location & Directions Vang Vieng Town Centre 
Caving?
Exploring? Day Out?
Don't
Forget:-
You may well be asked to pay a token amount to enter caves, please remember, that these are on private land with no government finical assistance and properly the families or even villages main income.
- Take a torch
- Where shoes with a heal as the rock can be slippy
- Tell Some where you are going.
- Ask brefore you photo people.
- NEVER GIVE MONEY TO CHILDREN
You wouldn't expect to get into Alton Towers or Disney Land for free?
Also, be prepared to pay tolls for bridges as these are again built and maintained by locals.
The
Popular Poukham Cave & Blue Lagonopular cave
Another favourite cave is the large Poukh
am is 7km away. An entrance fee of 5,000 kip
gets you access to a reclining Buddha inside but the main attraction is the
swimming lagoon with gorgeous green-blue waters. The lagoon and the cave are
the main attraction on the loop, a route on the right side of the Nam
Song popular with (motor)cyclists and trekkers. With a further five caves,
three villages and several river crossings along the way, the heads west
through rice fields and deep into karst country before swinging back on itself,
and returning to Vang Vieng Town along a different track.
The favourite cave is the large Tham Nawn,ham Nawn, about 4km north of Vang Vieng. It's known as the sleeping cave because during the war locals took refuge and slept there to avoid being bombed. Very popular with tour groups. Entrance is 5,000 kip.
am is 7km away. An entrance fee of 5,000 kip
gets you access to a reclining Buddha inside but the main attraction is the
swimming lagoon with gorgeous green-blue waters. The lagoon and the cave are
the main attraction on the loop, a route on the right side of the Nam
Song popular with (motor)cyclists and trekkers. With a further five caves,
three villages and several river crossings along the way, the heads west
through rice fields and deep into karst country before swinging back on itself,
and returning to Vang Vieng Town along a different track.The favourite cave is the large Tham Nawn,ham Nawn, about 4km north of Vang Vieng. It's known as the sleeping cave because during the war locals took refuge and slept there to avoid being bombed. Very popular with tour groups. Entrance is 5,000 kip.
Buses
& Song Tail's can be got from Lanrga Bang or Vientiane to the new
Local Bus Station situated next to the new market about 2.5k's north on
Vangvieng.
A Tut Tut will cost about 10,000 kip per person from the Local Station in to town.
Local Buses from Vientiane cost approx 30,000 kip and from LP 85,000 kip.
A VIP/Express bus from Vientiane is 70,000 kip and from LP 105,000 kip.
These will drop you in one of 2 place in town where you can walk to Babylon.
In your lonely Planet or Rough Guide book you will see Malaney Guest House, The Organic Farm Cafe, Erwin Restaurant marked. Babylon Guest House in situated between all 3 on the main road
00 856 (0) 23 511 047
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