Vientiane City tour ( Deposit $20/pp)
Vientiane City tour ( Deposit $20/pp)
Price shown is price per person.
In the exceptional case that the booked date is not available, we will let you know via email and you can request a date change or full refund.
1/. Morning: Temples and Cultural Sites
++ Pha That Luang (Great Stupa)
Begin your day by visiting Pha That Luang, the most important national monument in Laos. This golden stupa is a symbol of both Buddhism and Lao sovereignty.
++ Wat Si Saket
This is the oldest surviving temple in Vientiane, featuring thousands of Buddha statues. Its ancient architecture is a blend of traditional Lao and Thai styles
Highlights: The temple houses over 6,800 small Buddha statues along its cloister walls.
++ Patuxai (Victory Gate)
After visiting temples, head to Patuxai, Vientiane’s version of the Arc de Triomphe. It was built to honor those who fought for Laos’ independence. .
Tip: Climb to the top of Patuxai for panoramic views of the city.
++ COPE Visitor Centre
Learn about Laos' history and the impact of unexploded ordnance (UXO) from the Vietnam War at COPE Visitor Centre. It’s an eye-opening experience that highlights the ongoing challenges Laos faces due to wartime remnants .
Tip: The center also showcases the rehabilitation efforts for victims of UXO and how prosthetics are made
++ Talat Sao Morning
If you’re interested in local crafts, jewelry, and souvenirs, visit the Talat Sao Morning Market. Despite its name, it’s open well into the afternoon. You’ll find traditional Lao textiles, handicrafts, and clothes.
++ Sunset at Chao Anouvong Park
Watch the sunset over the Mekong River from Chao Anouvong Park, which features a large statue of King Anouvong. This is a popular spot for locals and tourists like.
Vientiane Night MarketVientiane Night Market
End your day at the bustling Vientiane Night Market, located along the Mekong River. It’s the perfect place to browse for souvenirs, try street food, and experience the lively atmosphere of the city at night.End your day at the bustling Vientiane Night Market, located along the Mekong River. It’s the perfect place to browse for souvenirs, try street food, and experience the lively atmosphere of the city at night.
Dress Code: Respectful attire is important, especially when visiting temples. Wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees.Dress Code: Respectful attire is important, especially when visiting temples. Wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees.
Currency: The local currency is the Lao kip, but some places accept Thai baht or US dollars. Be sure to carry small bills for easier transactions.Currency: The local currency is the Lao kip, but some places accept Thai baht or US dollars. Be sure to carry small bills for easier transactions.
