4.8/5
TW2024This is a well known spot in Vang Vieng. We rented a scooter and rode here along unpaved roads passing rice fields and villages. It was hot during the day and people enjoyed jumping into the lagoon to refresh themselves. The turquoise water looks so nice to me. Those who want to rent the lifevest can do so wih a small fee, otherwise the jumping is free. They often hold a rob and swing themselves to the other side then jump down in the middle of the lagoon. They stand on a tall tree to jump too. Visiting the Tham Phu Kham Cave is free but if you need to rent a torch light, you can pay for it. There is an entrance fee to enter this area. There are several lagoons, not only this place so up to you to visit. Near the entrance there is an orange bridge which is very nice for photos. After crossing the orange bridge, walking to the lagoon is very nice with plants, grass and vendors selling foods and beverages. The place is very crowded with both local and foreigners. Bring your hat and water bottle.
4.5/5
E47***57The service staff was good. The service staff on the hot air balloon that day was very friendly. It was a great experience. Vangrong in the early morning was really beautiful, and you could see the sunrise. We chose to go early in the morning when it was not hot, the weather was very comfortable, and you could see the sunrise. It was really beautiful, and you could see the sea of clouds.
4.9/5
rob***anThe Museum itself for us is worth the visit. Beautiful architecture, artwork/woodwork. Special mention to the carpark security. We visited 10/18, arrived around 12noon and when we're ready to leave around 13:30, our driver is nowhere to be found. When we called the hotel since they booked the car for us, we were advised that the driver left for lunch and we just wait. The security staff of the museum approached us and advised us that the car/driver we arrived with has already left with other passengers. He showed us a picture of the car with the new passenger. This helped us a lot and since we booked the car with the hotel, hotel staff booked a new car for us and dealt with the driver separately for his horrible service.
4.6/5
jubyThe weather is so hot but amazed with the ambiance of the place. Great tour.
4.6/5
NeverStopExploringPatuxay, the Victory Monument, offers a delightful experience for an evening stroll with loved ones. The serene atmosphere is complemented by a captivating music fountain, creating a perfect setting for quality time with family and friends. The monument's architectural grandeur adds a touch of historical charm to the surroundings, making it a must-visit destination. Whether you're seeking relaxation or a cultural outing, Patuxay provides a memorable and enjoyable outing in the heart of the city.
4.2/5
D33***27It makes something of a statement and if you are heading out to Sisaket Temple anyway, this will be en route. On the opposite side of this Avenue is Laos' depiction of the Arc de Triomphe, a three min bike ride or a fifteen minute walk away. Behind this residence is a pleasant park to walk in
4.5/5NeverStopExploringHaw Pha Kaew, an ancient temple, stands as a captivating repository of historical and cultural treasures. Adorned with intricate artistry, it unveils a rich tapestry of ancient figures, providing a visual journey through the annals of time. A haven for enthusiasts of ancient art and history, the temple offers a profound exploration, inviting visitors to delve into the cultural legacy it preserves. Haw Pha Kaew stands as a testament to the enduring allure of Laos's past.
4.4/5
PL_very nice place showing a variety of Buddha statues and can be reached by bus
