Li Phi Somphamit Waterfalls Ziplining
描述以英文显示。
- 45 分钟
- 英语导览
- 即时确认
- 电子票
亮点
If you’re looking for an adventure that’s both thrilling and truly unique in Laos, ziplining at Li Phi Somphamit Waterfalls is an experience you shouldn’t miss. What makes it special is the rare chance to fly directly above one of the Mekong River’s most powerful waterfall systems, with roaring rapids and rushing channels right beneath you — a viewpoint you simply can’t get from walking trails. Each zipline crossing offers a different angle and height, making the experience feel dynamic and exciting while showcasing the dramatic river landscape of the 4,000 Islands region. It’s also designed to be accessible for first-timers, with trained guides, clear instructions, and safety support at every platform, so you can enjoy the thrill with confidence. Combining adrenaline, unforgettable scenery, and one of southern Laos’ most iconic natural landmarks, this is the perfect activity for travelers who want something memorable beyond the usual sightseeing.
费用包含
包含内容
- 6 ziplines
- English instructions and explanations
取消政策
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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出行须知
- 接送
- 所有人均含接送。
- 票种
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- 团队人数
- 最多 10 人
- 运营方
- Visit Vang Vieng / Visit Luang Prabang / Visit Pakse
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
How it compares in Pakse
- Its from-price is 57% below the median of the 14 experiences we list in Pakse.
- It is shorter than most of them.
- By number of reviews it ranks 4 of 14.
About Pakse
Pakse is the main town of southern Laos, where the Xe Don river meets the Mekong, gateway to Khmer ruins, coffee plateaus and big waterfalls.
Pakse stands at the meeting of the Mekong and the Xe Don in southern Laos, a quiet river town of French colonial shophouses, markets and temples, founded by the French in the early twentieth century. A large golden Buddha looks over the town from a hill, and the Champasak Palace, built in the colonial era for a Lao prince, stands beside the road.
Top-ranked sights in Pakse: Bolaven Plateau, Tad Yuang Waterfall.


