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The public district hospital in Paksong for general illness and first-line accident care on the Bolaven Plateau.

The roughly 1.4 km bridge over the Mekong, opened in 2000, links Pakse with the west bank and is a favourite spot for sunset photos and bike rides.

The provincial museum on Route 13, displaying artefacts from Wat Phou and Oum Muang, textiles and jewellery of the Bolaven Plateau’s ethnic groups, and the story of the Champasak kingdom.

The main public hospital of southern Laos with a 24-hour emergency department; serious cases are often referred to Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand.

A broad cascade pouring through chamber-like rock formations, set in an ethnic cultural village of traditional Bolaven-group houses near Ban Nong Luang, Bachiangchaleunsouk district.

The Pakse office where visitors apply for tourist visa extensions and handle other immigration matters.

An indoor shopping centre beside Daoheuang Market with clothing, phone, gold and sinh-fabric stalls — a good escape from sun and rain.

A secluded jungle waterfall dropping into a wide pool — in the dry season you can swim right behind the curtain of water. Far quieter than Tad Fane or Tad Yeung.

The public hospital in Champasak town near Wat Phou, providing first-line care for residents and visitors.

A community village inside the Xe Pian National Protected Area, with vast wetlands, waterbirds and village elephants — best enjoyed on guided nature walks, ethical elephant observation and the hike to Phou Asa.