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Pakse is the southern transport hub for Laos only airport in south all buses pass through on Laos Cambodia run good place for 1/2 night stop over

The river is so relaxing and there so many lovely places to eat and bar to enjoy your lunch and dinner.

This was without doubt the worst place I've ever visited. Will I ever go to Paske again? Yes, but only to get the night bus to Vientiane .

Pakse is the chief city in the south of Laos. It is historic and contains interesting Buddhist temples.

Actually not a lot to do in Pakse for a tourist except for some shops, spas and restaurants. But it is quiet, so if you want to rest, this is the place.

We did the green discovery tree tops tour which was the highlight of our trip! We loved it! Pakse itself has little to offer, although we really have it chance staying 3 days.

Pakse is a place for relaxing with nice beer bars along the Mekong river where the locals spend time in the evening with nice music.

A country town, prices for everything even tuk tuk is per person. Charges high , we had to bargain for ages.

The city center is not only around the Main Street where all the backpackers are. Take a day to walk around, see the Mekong and the market and you'll discover a different place.

Pakse itself is not the best place to see in Laos. Actualy we didn't find anything interesting in this city, but it's a great starting point for the Tree Top Experience trip which we found exciting.

Pakse is a sleepy little town that bears testimony to the influence of the French colonists who once resided here.

Pakse is a small city that is very friendly. It is still pure, meaning not influenced by western society (i.

The world heritage site "Wat Phu" is worth to visit surely. Many Europeans want to visit Si-Pan-Don at first choice, but I want to recommend here Champasak province old site.

Good to visit from there after renting a motorcycle, Champasak and Baloven plateau- last to avoid in raining season

A quiet town, Pakse is good for relaxing for a few days in between adventures, due to its proximity to Champasak and the Bolaven Plateau, and as a gateway between the North and South of the country.

Pakse doesn't have any real attractions though is a pleasant enough town to use as a stepping stone to Vientiane.

When I arrive that city, I understand why that city is last calm morning city. May you want quiet time for yourself, I recommend this city.

Its a good down to use as base for daytrips to explore surroundings. Not so many things to do in the city itself

Poor, underdeveloped. Good if you want to see a Laos city that is little changed. Most activities appear to be outside of the town.

You can find everything you want in Pakse,but you have to search for it,excursions to Boloven and 4000 islands are good and visit to Champassak a mustnothing is centralized and you have to go fishing to get the right information.

Pakse the city itself it very small and nothing to see, but it is convinient as teh base for the day trip to see some tourist attractions.

Trips to Bolavan Plateau and 4000 Islands easy from Pakse. These day trips are very good, particularly if you can afford your own guide and van.

Pakse is the 3 biggest city of Laos. It 's location is best to travel to southern Vietnam and Cambodia

The town itself is not much, but the location makes it a good hub for traveling in Southern Laos. it's a gateway to the Bolaven Plateau, which is nice.

Pakse itself has very little to offer but is rather the hub for Boleven Plateau, Waterfalls, and Wat Phou a UNESCO site

Pakse itself doesn't offer much, but is the hub for Boleven Plateau, Waterfalls, 4000 Islands and Wat Phou (UNESCO site)

Very laid-back, very friendly and easily accessible if you are in Isaan, Thailand. (Ubon-Pakse 3-3,5 hours by bus).