Nam Ngum Reservoir, also known as Nam Ngum Lake, is the largest body of water in land locked Laos and it’s easily accessible on a day trip from both Vientiane and Vang Vieng. About Nam Ngum [Read more…]
Wat That Luang Neua is one of four temples surrounding the much more famous Wat Pha That Luang in Vientiane, Laos. When you visit Wat Pha That Luang we recommend that you spend 30 minutes [Read more…]
Buddha Park, also known as Xiang Khuan, located on the bank of the Mekong River 23 km from Vientiane city centre, is a popular tourist attraction. The cheapest way to get there is to take [Read more…]
The Lao National Cultural Hall is large government run exhibition hall which opened in March 2000. The construction of the hall was funded by a grant from the Chinese Government which explains why the flag [Read more…]
The Avenue Lane Xang is the widest boulevard in Vientiane in Laos. This grand thoroughfare connects two of the city’s most recognisable landmarks with other important landmarks on route. Built by the Royal Laos Government [Read more…]
The Presidential Palace in Vientiane is one of the city’s most famous landmarks and a national monument which features on the 50,000 kip banknote. The Presidential Palace is not open to the public but can [Read more…]
The Chao Anouvong Statue is located in Chao Anouvong Park on the riverfront road in Vientiane. The statue faces the river and is near the area where Vientiane Night Market is held. The Chao Anouvong [Read more…]
The Fude Miao Temple is a Chinese temple located in Chao Anuvong Park in Vientiane, Laos. Admission to the Fude Miao Temple is free and it normally opens from 06:30 to 17:00 except during Chinese [Read more…]
Wat Ong Teu is Buddhist Temple in the centre of Vientiane which dates back to the 16th Century having been constructed shortly after Vientiane became the capital city of Laos. Wat Ong Teu takes its [Read more…]
Wat Mixai is Thai style temple on one of the busiest roads in Vientiane in Laos. Wat Mixai is a working temple with a children’s school in the grounds. Wat Mixai is not principally a [Read more…]
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