Pakse
Pakse (ປາກເຊ) is the relatively modern and friendly capital (pop. 116,200 in 2020) of Champasak province. The transport hub of Southern Laos, Pakse is not a tourist destination in itself, but a necessary and useful stop on the tourist trail to Si Phan Don and the Bolaven Plateau, and the nearest big town to Wat Phou.
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Ban Keosamphanh
The most beautiful green rice fields of Pakse, a former French army camp, and is home to the oldest market of Pakse.
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Big Buddha
Wat Phusalao ວັດພູສະເຫຼົ້າ
Built in 2011 adjacent to the Japanese bridge. 300 steps to the top, a great view of the river and city.
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Wat Luang
The biggest and most beautiful temple of Pakse, and home of Buddhist monk school. This is also the best place to see the monk alms giving rituals often seen in Luang Prabang.
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Wat Phabad
The oldest and largest temple of Pakse, and believed to have Buddha's footprint, from which its name is derived.
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Champasak Historical Heritage Museum
Route 13
Mon-Fri 08:30 to 11:30, 13:30 to 16:0010,000 kip
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Dao Heuang Market
Many food stalls that are a feast to the eyes and nose.
6 of 6 places have map locations.