• Pha That Luang - Discover the most revered monument in Laos, representing the nation’s Buddhist heritage and pride. The guide will share intriguing tales about its golden stupa, its history from the 16th century, and the religious ceremonies conducted here. Visitors will have the opportunity to stroll around, capture photos, and soak in the tranquil spiritual ambiance.
• Patuxay Monument - Known as the Arc de Triomphe of Vientiane or Patuxay, meaning “Victory Gate,” this is one of Vientiane’s most renowned landmarks. Constructed in the 1960s to honor those who fought for Laos’ independence, this impressive monument combines traditional Lao designs with French colonial architecture — often likened to Paris’ Arc de Triomphe, yet with a distinct local essence.

Ascend to the top for sweeping views over the capital city, explore the detailed carvings and lotus flower designs, and enjoy the serene fountains surrounding the park. Patuxay is more than just a monument — it stands as a proud emblem of Lao resilience, culture, and aspirations for the future.

• Wat Si Saket - Wat Si Saket – The Oldest Temple in Vientiane
  Enter a realm of tranquility at Wat Si Saket, the oldest existing temple in Vientiane, established in 1818. This atmospheric monastery is celebrated for its exquisite Siamese-style architecture and thousands of small Buddha images adorning the cloister walls.

Explore the main ordination hall (sim), admire the ancient murals illustrating Jataka tales, and experience the serene aura of monks chanting nearby. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and cultural travelers in search of authenticity.

• Wat Ho Phra Keo - ️ Haw Phra Kaew – The Former Residence of the Emerald Buddha
  Once the royal temple of the Lao monarchy, Haw Phra Kaew was initially constructed in 1565 to house the sacred Emerald Buddha (now in Bangkok).

Today, it functions as a museum displaying ancient Lao religious art, stone carvings, and bronze Buddha statues. Appreciate the graceful architecture, intricate woodwork, and lush garden that envelops this spiritual haven — a peaceful contrast to the bustling city outside.

• Buddha Park - Buddha Park (Xieng Khuan) – Surreal Spiritual Wonderland
  Situated 25 km outside Vientiane, Buddha Park is a sculpture garden like no other. Home to over 200 statues of Buddha, Hindu deities, demons, and mythical creatures, the park merges religion, philosophy, and surrealism into one captivating experience.

Climb into the giant pumpkin-shaped structure symbolizing the underworld, earth, and heaven — and enjoy panoramic views from its rooftop. Ideal for photography enthusiasts, families, and inquisitive minds.

• Water
• English Speaking Guide
• Air-conditioned Transportation
• Entrance fee
• Lunch

• Personal expense
• Any services not mentioned in the program
• Optional tours

Experience the enduring allure of Vientiane with a full-day guided tour tailored for culture enthusiasts, photographers, and inquisitive travelers. Start your adventure at the magnificent Pha That Luang, the golden stupa and national emblem of Laos. Wander through the colonial streets to the Patuxay Monument, Laos’ own Arc de Triomphe, before visiting the serene Wat Si Saket, which houses thousands of Buddha images.

Explore the revered Ho Phra Keo, a former royal temple now a museum, and savor a delightful local lunch at a traditional Lao restaurant. In the afternoon, retreat from the city’s hustle at the extraordinary Buddha Park, where Hindu and Buddhist sculptures merge myth and art in one location.

✅ Small-group tour with a personalized guide
✅ Local insights, air-conditioned transport, and cultural storytelling
✅ Ideal for first-time visitors to Vientiane!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.