Vat Sisaket – The Last Original Temple of Old Vientiane
Vat Sisaket is one of the most historically important temples in Vientiane and a must-see landmark for anyone who wants to understand the deeper story of Laos. Located in the heart of the capital, right beside the former royal palace and Hor Phra Keo, the temple was built in 1818 during the reign of King
Lao Art Museum – A New Cultural Landmark in Vientiane
The Lao Art Museum is one of Vientiane’s newest and most creative cultural attractions, bringing together traditional Lao craftsmanship and modern artistic expression under one roof. Located in the capital, the museum showcases a diverse collection of artworks ranging from classic Lao wood carvings to modern 3D illusion paintings that invite visitors to interact, observe
Experience the Sam Muen Tub Festival in Feuang District, Vientiane Province
9–14 December 2025 If you’re looking for a truly local cultural experience in Laos, the Sam Muen Tub Festival in Feuang District is a beautiful event to explore. This annual celebration takes place from 9–14 December 2025, bringing together tradition, community, and lively activities in one of Vientiane Province’s peaceful rural areas. The festival begins
How to Use the Laos–China Railway
A Simple Guide for Travelers and Families in Laos The Laos–China Railway has completely changed the way people travel around Laos. What used to take five or six hours by road can now be done in one or two hours by train. The journey is smooth, clean, and very comfortable, making it an excellent option
Phou Daen Muang – A Hidden Scenic Escape in Vientiane Capital
Tucked quietly on the outskirts of Vientiane Capital, Phou Daen Muang is one of the region’s most peaceful and breathtaking natural escapes—a place where the rhythm of the city fades and the calm of the Lao countryside takes over. The hilltop offers sweeping panoramic views over rolling forests, soft mountain lines, and wide-open skies that
Luang Prabang Boat races
Every year in August , the historic town of Luang Prabang comes alive with one of its most cherished cultural events — the Long Boat Racing Festival, known locally as part of the Boun Hor Khao Padap Din (the Festival of Decorating the Earth with Rice Offerings). The festival is not only an exciting sporting
Tao Wessuwan and Buddhist Culture in Laos
Beliefs, Temples, and the Spirit of Giving