Savannakhet province
Laos
Savannakhet province connects to 534 places across 9 topics through 15 Bunkabop connections, with military history forming the largest share. The province sits at a crossroads between Thailand and Vietnam: the Second Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge, opened in 2007, spans the Mekong to Mukdahan. Parts of the province still carry unexploded ordnance from wartime use of the Ho Chi Minh trail. The Bru people, concentrated in Sepone District, and the birthplace of Prime Minister Kaysone Phomvihane also place the province in Laos's broader history.
Savannakhet
Connects Savannakhet province to: Isan | Mukdahan, Thailand | Bueng Kan, Thailand | Mueang Bueng Kan district | Bueng Kan province
Savannakhet province
Connects Savannakhet province to: Vietnam | Thailand | Laos | Savannakhet, Laos
Second Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge
Connects Savannakhet province to: Isan | Savannakhet, Laos | Mukdahan, Thailand | Bueng Kan, Thailand | Mukdahan province
sacred lake
Connects Savannakhet province to: Manbij, Syria | Tanis, Egypt | Pushkar, India | Ubaque, Colombia | Armant, Egypt
unexploded ordnance
Connects Savannakhet province to: Hawaii | Bar Harbor, Maine | Quảng Trị province | Shamaa, Lebanon | Woodworth, Louisiana
Bru people
Connects Savannakhet province to: Vietnam | Vancouver, British Columbia | Thailand | British Columbia | Cambodia
Kaysone Phomvihane
Connects Savannakhet province to: Austria | Vietnam | Indiana | Singapore | Indonesia
Phoumi Nosavan
Connects Savannakhet province to: United States | France | Vietnam | Thailand | Geneva, Switzerland
Franco-Thai War
Connects Savannakhet province to: France | Germany | Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Thailand
Ho Chi Minh trail
Connects Savannakhet province to: Paris, France | Japan | Vietnam | Washington | Thailand
Royal Lao Armed Forces
Connects Savannakhet province to: United States | London, England | France | Australia | China
8th Special Operations Squadron
Connects Savannakhet province to: United States | France | California | Australia | Japan