Discover the new look of Buddha Park in Laos
If you are visiting Vientiane, don’t miss the chance to explore this unique place filled with impressive Buddha statues, peaceful corners, and beautiful Lao culture. Come for a walk, take some photos, enjoy the atmosphere, and experience one of Laos’ most interesting attractions. 📍 Buddha Park – Vientiane, LaosA beautiful place to visit with family,
Vientiane Rainy Season Update: Flooding, Travel Safety and Where to Go When It Rains
Heavy monsoon rain has caused flooding in parts of Vientiane Capital. Visitors are advised to stay alert, check road conditions before travelling and adjust their plans when necessary — but rainy days do not necessarily mean staying inside your hotel. Last updated: 12 August 2026 Vientiane is currently in the middle of its rainy season,
Places to Swim and Cool Down in Vientiane
VIENTIANE, Laos — With temperatures often rising above 30°C, many visitors to Vientiane look for places where they can relax and cool down in the water. While the small swimming area near That Luang Lake is known among locals, it can sometimes become crowded, especially on weekends. Fortunately, there are several other options around the
New Places to Visit in Vientiane in Early 2026
VIENTIANE, Laos — Travelers visiting Vientiane in 2026 will find that the capital continues to develop new public spaces and attractions for both residents and tourists. In recent years, the city has introduced several newly developed or recently revitalized areas that offer more places to walk, relax, shop, and experience Lao culture. One of the
Learning About Buddhism in Vientiane: Temples Where Travelers Can Experience Meditation
VIENTIANE, Laos — For travelers who wish to learn more about Buddhism or experience meditation during their visit to Vientiane, several temples in and around the capital offer opportunities to observe or participate in Buddhist practice. Laos is a predominantly Buddhist country, and temples play an important role not only as religious centers but also
Driving in Laos: What Travelers Should Know Before Renting a Motorbike or Car
LAOS — For many visitors exploring Laos, renting a motorbike or car is one of the most convenient ways to travel independently. Whether discovering mountain landscapes in Vang Vieng, exploring temples in Luang Prabang, or driving through the countryside around Pakse, having your own transportation allows travelers to explore at their own pace. Motorbike rentals
Don Phouvieng: A Quiet Mekong Island Worth Discovering in Southern Laos
CHAMPASAK, Laos — Travelers exploring southern Laos may want to consider visiting Don Phouvieng, a quiet island located along the Mekong River that offers visitors a glimpse into traditional riverside life and natural scenery. Situated in Champasak Province, Don Phouvieng is one of the many small islands scattered along the Mekong. While the region is
Tad Sanon – Hin Herb: A Scenic Nature Spot Emerging in Northern Laos
LAOS — A natural destination known locally as Tad Sanon – Hin Herb is beginning to attract attention among travelers looking to explore lesser-known landscapes in Laos. The site combines a small waterfall area with unusual natural rock formations, creating a scenic location that local visitors increasingly recommend for nature trips and outdoor exploration. The
Women’s Football in Southern Laos: A Growing Sport to Support
LAOS — Women’s football is continuing to grow in Laos, with recent competitions involving teams and young female players from southern provinces such as Champasak Province and Salavan Province. These tournaments are part of broader efforts to develop football for girls and encourage youth participation in sports across the country. The competitions bring together young
Marathon Events in Laos 2026: Running Opportunities for Active Travelers
LAOS — For travelers who enjoy combining sports with travel, running events in Laos offer a unique opportunity to explore the country while staying active. From scenic city routes to mountain trail races, marathon and running events across Laos attract both local runners and international participants each year. Running events in Laos have gradually grown