+Experience the highlights of Vientiane city in just three days, including ancient temples, important monuments and the mighty Mekong River
+Learn about Vientiane’s rich history with guided tours of the city’s most important Buddhist sites during your trip, including Wat Sisaket, Haw Pha Kaew, Luang Stupa and the Buddha Park
+Visit Patouxai and the Friendship Bridge and learn about the history and resonance of these monuments for the people of Lao
+Experience a lively morning market where you can shop for medicinal herbs, electronics, jewellery, hand make silks and more
+Visit the Lao Textile Museum and discover the country’s history and heritage of creating beautiful silks
+Private airport transfers and experienced, knowledgeable local guides ensure that you will get the most out of your time in the city
Greeted at airport by our guide and driven to hotel. Check in hotel and enjoy a short city tour with Wat Sisaket and Haw Pha Kaew Temples.
OVERNIGHT: Vientiane MEALS: No
On arrival at Vientiane Airport, you are greeted by our guide and taken to your hotel by private transfer. We spend our time exploring the capital city of Laos, Vientiane. This laidback city stretching long the mighty Mekong River conjures up exotic images with the curious mix of Lao, Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, and French influences. The initial history of Vientiane dates back the sixteenth century, but it left its legacy in form of few pagodas which are still standing in place after many struggles for the independence. The recent economic reform of Laos has made this small city undergoing some vast changes with growing ambition. However, the historic old quarter of Vientiane still houses many French colonial villas, boutique hotels, vibrant shop malls, open air restaurants and tree lined boulevards. We visit Wat Sisaket, the oldest temple in Vientiane. This beautiful structure features remarkable frescoes and cloister wall where are laying almost 7,000 Buddha statues in all sizes. They have been made from wood, stone, and bronze and brought here hundred years ago. Nearby is the former royal temple of Haw Pha Kaew, which previously housed the famous Emerald Buddha Image. This sacred jade statue is currently displayed at Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok. We visit this landmark and enjoy a walk along the Mekong riverbank, a good place to enjoy drinks and explore the authentic local way of life.
Continue seeing Vientiane with Patouxai and That Luang Stupa. Take a walk around Morning Market before heading to Friendship Bridge. Visit Buddha Park and Lao Textile Museum.
OVERNIGHT: Vientiane MEALS: Breakfast
Check out hotel and transfer to airport for departure
OVERNIGHT: No MEALS: Breakfast
Sightseeing tour of Vientiane with entrance fee
Transport to/from Vientiane
Optional services ( extra activities, pre /post night)
Visa fee to Laos and travel insurance
Tipping for tour guide/ leader, driver and local service
Single room on request and personal expensesNO LISTING
To make your trip more convenient, we would like to provide quick facts to ensure that you have the right travel documents.
PASSPORT & VISA
The passport must have six-months validity remaining and one blank page for entry stamp. To enter Laos, foreigners require a valid visa, except nationals of certain countries, which may visit Laos without visa for a period of time. You are required to contact our sales dep. to get the update visa exemption.
VACCINATION
At this time, no vaccination is required, but you should check with your doctor the health information of Laos.
CUSTOM REGULATION
Based on the current custom regulation of Laos , visitors can get free import : 200 cigarettes or 500 cigars or 250 grams of tobacco; 2 liters of alcohol or wine or 5 liters of beer; 1 item of perfume or eau de toilette; personal effects.
The foreign currency in amounts exceeding USD 2,000 (in cash or checks) must be declared on arrival or departure.
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