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Laos Travel Guide - Laos Hotels and Resorts ReservationPakse Infrastructure Health There are two hospitals located within the city, one is the second biggest of Laos, but many citizens travel across the border to Thailand to receive better treatment, as they are better equipped. There is a high risk of Malaria and dengue fever during the monsoon season. Transportation Road Pakse is located along National Road 13, the main transportation highway of Laos. It has the bridges over the Xe Don, the French and the Russian Bridge, and one bridge over the Mekong River, the Lao Nippon Bridge, only one of five bridges over the Mekong in Laos. Pakse is the gateway to the Bolaven Plateau, as well as to the southern provinces of Salavan, Sekong and Attapeu. It is served by Pakse International Airport. The Pakse airport finished construction on November 2, 2009, resuming flights to Vientiane, Siem Reap, Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok. About Pakse - Pakse History Laos Travel and Holidays Get FREE Travel Brochures Now! |
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Essentials in TravelYour passport is only one of the few essential things you must remember to bring along with you when you travel. Yes, there’s sunscreen, guidebooks, your camera, and mobile phone. Also there are other important travel documents that you must have handy if you plan on crossing several borders on your trip. You don’t want to be the only one of your friends to have to trudge back home from the airport, not having been admitted entry to another country because you were missing some identification. More travel tips at Essentials in Travel
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