FOCUS – Ms Khandamani
Ms Khandamani, Davanh Cafe
Enjoy a Drink and Relax Among Hundreds of Home-Grown Plants!
“Thanks to the support of the CHAMPA project, I was able to improve my kiln, build a small workshop for my pottery and buy new equipment to work more precisely. Now, everything is easier and more comfortable for me, and I can produce more pieces for visitors.”
Before the Covid-19 pandemic, Ms Khandamani worked with her family in a pharmacy in Pakse. When she returned to her native village after the pandemic, the Project CHAMPA gave her the opportunity to start a new chapter by opening her own cafe. Since then, she has more income to support her family and expand her plants nursery.
Davanh Cafe combines these two passions: quality coffee and home-grown plants, creating a charming atmosphere for visitors. Set beneath a traditional wooden Lao house, it offers a pleasant place to enjoy a drink while discovering a small corner of local life in Champasak.
Located just after the first bridge when leaving Champasak village, it’s an ideal place to take a break before continuing your journey to Vat Muang Kang or Vat Phou.
For practical details, please visit the Google Maps page: https://maps.app.goo.gl/KEENrUJPh1yAGLyY6.
More information about the CHAMPA project and the List of Initiatives on: https://tourismchampasak.com/
