Shared Buddha Park Vientiane Tour

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Itinéraire

1. Begin the day with a visit to Wat Sisaket, Vientiane’s oldest surviving temple from the 1828 Siamese war. It houses more than 8,000 Buddha statues, including the famous Emerald Buddha. Pha That Luang (Great Sacred Stupa): Visit Laos' national symbol, Pha That Luang, the largest stupa in the country. It is believed to contain a relic of the Buddha’s chest bone and is a major pilgrimage site for Buddhists.

   3 hEntrée incluse

2. Head to the Patuxay, also known as the Arch de Triumph of Vientiane. This monument honors those who lost their lives during past wars and now serves as a landmark for the city.

   2 hEntrée incluse

3. Visit Carol Cassidy to see Lao textiles, handmade using natural dyes. Learn about the weaving techniques and processes from start to finish. Conclude the tour with a visit to Buddha Park on the banks of the Mekong River. This park showcases unique, modern-style Buddha statues, including the Reclining Buddha, the largest in Laos.

   3 hEntrée incluse

Annulation

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How it compares in Vientiane

• Its from-price is 38% above the median of the 29 visites de la ville we list in Vientiane.
• Its length is typical for the group.

About Vientiane

Vientiane, capital of Laos, is a slow river city on the Mekong, with a golden stupa, French-era boulevards and a riverside promenade.

Vientiane stands on the east bank of the Mekong, facing Thailand across the river. It is a low-rise and unhurried capital, laid out under French rule with boulevards, bakeries and colonial villas among its temples. Pha That Luang, a golden stupa rising from a walled courtyard, is the national symbol, and Patuxai, a victory monument modelled on the Arc de Triomphe, stands at the end of the main avenue.

Top-ranked sights in Vientiane: Patuxai (Victory Gate), Pha That Luang, Wat Sisaket (Wat Si Saket).

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