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Phou Xieng Thong

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Location: Salavan & Champasak, 1,200 sq km

Ecotourism Activities Available: Trekking & orchid photography.

Key Species: Green peafowl, banteng and
leopard.

Habitat: Semi-dry evergreen forest is the
predominant forest type. Dry dipterocarp forest, mixed deciduous forest and bamboo are patchily distributed. PXT incorporates the Lao side of the Mekong River and the adjoining hills eastward. To the east, its edge is well defined by a steeply rising escarpment to a low sandstone plateau.

Access: Route 13 south runs roughly parallel with the eastern boundary within a distance of 1-6 km. Route 13 is being rebuilt as a hard-top road. A rough track negotiable by 4WD cuts 6 km across the reserve to the Mekong River and the enclave village, Khanthungxai. Another track reaches the enclave village, Thakhamxomxua. Also accessible from Ban Mai Singsampanh.

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