Day 1: Vientiane – Arrival (Dinner)
Upon arrival Vientiane – meet & greet with our Tour guide and driver then transfer to check in at the hotel.
Evening: Explore Vientiane after hours and get a different perspective on this laid-back riverside capital. Travelling by tuk-tuk, you will set out in the early evening to your first stop, a night food market near That Luang. This spot comes alive at night and is a firm favorite amongst locals seeking a cheap and tasty meal, with few tourists to be seen. Your guide will walk you through the market, stopping to teach you about the different dishes and local dinner culture.
Try some of the tasty dishes on the spot, or bring them along with you to our next stop: a traditional Lao style BBQ, or 'sindat'. This hot-pot BBQ meal is a favorite of locals, and often overlooked by tourists! Your guide will introduce you to some of his favorite dishes and let you find your own.
After dinner you will return to your hotel by tuk tuk.
Overnight in Vientiane
Day 2: Vientiane (Breakfast-Lunch)
Breakfast at your hotel.
Wake up early to join in one of the highlights of Laos, Alm Giving Ceremony in the morning. Tell your tour guide if you want to take part in, and he or she will prepare food for you. You also can buy it in the store on the vendor. Back to your hotel to enjoy breakfast.
Start today by visiting Wat Si Muang, which is very famous for its supernatural power. Takes around 45 minutes away to drive to Buddha Park. On the way, stop and take photos of the Friendship Bridge which was built by the Australian government in 1994 which links Laos and Thailand.
Arrive at Buddha Park, the tour guide with his / her giant knowledge will help you more understand about the story behind. The quiet and tranquil setting along the Mekong River is a contrast to the slightly eccentric sculptures which were built in 1958 by Laos’s shaman. The concrete sculptures are bizarre but intriguing, sitting majestically in the peaceful park.
After visiting Buddha Park, drive back to Vientiane. En-route, stop at Mai Savanh to explore the traditional textiles of the Lao people, which display the high-quality silk products that one of the most souvenirs you should buy when visiting Laos. (Note: Mai Savanh is closed on Saturday & Sunday).
Enjoy lunch at the local restaurant on the road.
In the afternoon, we will visit That Luang, the holiest site in Laos, which constructed by King Setthethirat in the 16th century, the temple is resplendent as the sun is shining upon its towering golden spire, and becomes the symbol of Laos.
Beside That Luang, enjoy a panoramic view over the city as you climb the stairs to the top of Patuxai, Vientiane’s own “Arc de Triomphe”.
Continue down Lane Xang Avenue the serene Wat Sisaket, the only temple left intact after the Siamese (Thai) invasion in 1828. Continue to the Vientiane city tour to visit Wat Phra Keo, which is known as a religious museum, Wat Phra Keo displays a collection of both Lao and Khmer works of art.
Overnight in Vientiane
Day 3: Vientiane - Departure (Breakfast)
Breakfast at your hotel.
At your leisure until check-out time by noon. Transfer to Airport for your departure flight.
GLOBE Stays in Laos
VIEN TIANE
Crowne Plaza Vientiane, an IHG Hote
Known for its immaculate rooms and professional staff. The hotel is conveniently located for seamless transfers to and from Wattay International Airport, just 15 minutes away. It's also within easy reach of government and business offices as well as local tourist attractions, making it the perfect G address for both corporate and leisure travelers.
LUANG PRABANG
Rosewood Luang Prabang
Hidden in the lush green jungle that surrounds the historic royal settlement of Luang Prabang, cue from the French-Lao architecture for which the town is known, the interiors of the Luang Prabang resort reflect the influences of ancient temples, while luxurious tented villas celebrate the explorer spirit
VANG VIENG
The Sanctuary Nam Ngum Beach Resort
Ideal for sharing privileged moments. Alone or with your family, you will have the opportunity to relax in fascinating landmarks on the banks of Tha Heua. The picturesque village will charm you by its population mainly composed of fishermen, its home on stilts, and its various markets.
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