The confluence
The Xe Don meets the Mekong right at the town centre, forming a point of land between the two rivers. It is the natural focus of the whole map.
Pōhita mape faigofie · Laos
Pakse — Pakse Map Poster & Print
15.1202° N / 105.7990° E
A river town where the Xe Don flows into the Mekong, with a long bridge crossing the wide water to the west.
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Pakse Map Poster & Print
Pakse stands at the confluence of the Xe Don and the Mekong in southern Laos, and its name refers to exactly that: the mouth of the Xe river. On a map, the town fills the tongue of land between the two rivers. A compact centre of streets lies close to the banks, and newer districts spread east along the main road.
The Lao-Nippon Bridge, completed in 2000 with Japanese support, carries the road across the Mekong in a span of well over a kilometre. It draws a strong, straight line across the wide water. The French set up Pakse as an administrative post in the early twentieth century, and the grid of the centre dates from that period.
Pakse is the capital of Champasak Province and a starting point for trips to the Bolaven Plateau, known for its coffee, and to the temple ruins of Wat Phou to the south. A Pakse map poster frames the confluence itself, where two rivers, a bridge and a small grid make a clear composition.
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Lao-Nippon Bridge
The bridge runs straight across the Mekong, linking Pakse to the western bank. On the map it is a single, precise line over a broad expanse of water.
The riverside grid
The central streets form a modest, regular grid along the rivers. It dates from the French period, and the town grows looser as it spreads away from the water.
Fai mo koe
Fulemu tau vaega o Pakse
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Aiheā Pakse
He mape e ihi tona uiga
For travellers heading to the Bolaven Plateau or to the islands farther south, Pakse is often the town they remember first. Its map of rivers and bridge is a simple, well-balanced piece, just as good as a keepsake of a journey as it is for someone from here.
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Pakse Map Poster & Print — FAQ
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