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Located : A southernmost province bordering on Thailand and Cambodia
Total Area: 15,415 square meters
Population: 600,000
10 Districts: Pakse, Sanasomboun, Bachiangchaleunsouk, Pakxong,
Pathoumphone, Phonthong, Champasack, Sukhuma, Mounlapamok and Khong
Capital: Pakse
Fading French colonial architecture and ancient temple ruins make Champasack a
place to see evidence of the rich cultural heritage of Laos. Rare freshwater
dolphins and powerful waterfalls feature among the highlights to be seen in the
province’s nature. Its geographical condition creates one of the most beautiful
tourist sites in Laos.
Champasack has a population of about 600,000 including Lowland Lao, Highland
Lao, Khmers and many unique ethnic minority groups. The province is also famous
for the production of Lao coffee, tea, rattan, and other agricultural produces.
The distance from Vientiane to Pakse, the provincial capital of Champasackis 610
kilometers by Route 13 (south) via the provinces of Borikhamxay, Khammouane,
Savannakhet and saravane.
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Source: Laos Tourism
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