Essential Laos

It gives you a sense of freshness, or of, reborn!! Many people jumped into the clear waters. Worth visiting!

Very interesting Kmer side nearby Champassak Splendid view from above Ideal as preview of Angkor Wat since it is situated at the ancient road to Angkor

This temple is apparently one of the most highly architecturally revered buildings. The main temple gradually unfolds itself, with carvings on each corner. Also the highlight is the royal funeral carriage. You must pay to enter.

Beautiful area, where the water runs crystal clear. Many areas of small pools of water , there is one designated swimming area. But take a walk to the top first, then come back and enjoy a swim. Just a warning the little fish nibble a bit at your feet.

We have visited these waterfalls before but always like to revisit them as it is so relaxing and cooling in the clean waters

The park may be discovered a bit much from the primary key city centre but well well worth the trip. It's situated on the river front and possesses an excellent restaurant. The dome building has a substitute of going till the peak for the purpose of view but stairs are incredibly large without advised for children and elderly. Since it is open air it's encouraged going in early morning hours

The place, you can either drive or walk to pinnacle. On top, you will see a lot of monk statues and the biggest one. If you look forward from the top, you will see alomost of city. You could make sport at sunset, walk to the top of mountain. Fresh air is around you. If anyone who used to visit Budapest, you will have the same feeling with me when you stand at the Liberty statue.

I was so surprised first second I see Phou Asa mountain, it's not that higher, but when we getting up there oh wow so nice and beautiful, you can see whole views down there, with widely lake, on top of the mountain little bit strange I don't know why ? Up there had small lake how the water can stay and where it came from? Im a little bit scared at the moment because I was so excited so I went there alone

The climb is steep, but once you reach the top, you are enthralled with the view of the city, along the two river that run through it. If you want to see the sunset, make sure to get up there a bit early to secure a spot: lots of people will do the same!

Probably the best, and lovliest temple complex in Laos, well worth the 20,000 kip enterance fee. Beautiful architecture, lovely colouring,and guilding of the 20 or so buildings, shrines, pavilions here. It is considered to be one of the most important monasteries in Laos. The gardesn are full of flowering shrubs. and trees. The complex dates from 1560, and until 1975, it was used to crown the kings of Lao. In one of the buildings, is the royal funeral carridge, and urns for the royal family.

Did great job. Make sure we all had a great time. Would have liked many night time activities. Samnang in the morning could be improved as it felt rushed. Otherwise we had a fantastic time on the junk

It gives you a sense of freshness, or of, reborn!! Many people jumped into the clear waters. Worth visiting!

Very interesting Kmer side nearby Champassak Splendid view from above Ideal as preview of Angkor Wat since it is situated at the ancient road to Angkor

This temple is apparently one of the most highly architecturally revered buildings. The main temple gradually unfolds itself, with carvings on each corner. Also the highlight is the royal funeral carriage. You must pay to enter.

Beautiful area, where the water runs crystal clear. Many areas of small pools of water , there is one designated swimming area. But take a walk to the top first, then come back and enjoy a swim. Just a warning the little fish nibble a bit at your feet.