29 Best Things to Do in Vientiane, Laos | What to Do in Vientiane

Vientiane, Laos. On the banks of the Mekong River just a hop and a skip away from Thailand, Vientiane is the largest city and capital of Laos. And yet, it’s so remarkably under-appreciated! We sought to find the best things to do in Vientiane, Laos to prove that there is some untapped potential to experience some local flavor, unwind and relax, or soak up a bit of information and knowledge. If you’re looking for what to do in Vientiane, let us do our part in trying to expand your mind on the possibilities for your Vientiane itinerary.

While this guide is a compilation of the top things to do in Vientiane in the day, we are not going to go into Vientiane nightlife in this post. For that info, check our our post on What to Do in Vientiane at Night.

If you have a limited amount of time in Vientiane, we recommend hitting all the top spots with an expert guide that can educate you on the history and local culture of Vientiane, Laos. This Vientiane City Tour, for one, stops at Phat That Luang Stupa, Patuxai Victory Monument, Haw Phra Kaew and the Presidential Palace, Vientiane Buddha Park, and more of the must-see Vientiane attractions.

Whether you choose a guided tour, or to DIY your own Vientiane itinerary, here’s our list of the top things to do in Vientiane, Laos to make the most of your trip!

1. Great Sacred Stupa (Pha That Luang Stupa)

Photo Credit: Thanate Tan

Most travelers use Vientiane solely as an entry into Laos, but that’s no reason to take your time in Vientiane for granted! At first glance, there might not seem like much to Vientiane, but there really is so much history to this seemingly unassuming city.

Of all the places to visit in Vientiane, your trip wouldn’t be complete without visiting the golden stupa Pha That Luang, regarded as the most important national monument and symbol of Laos. The stupa is printed on government logos and currency notes, to give you a sense of its significance in Laos! It should certainly be at the top of your Vientiane itinerary.

The spacious temple grounds are crowned by the 147-foot golden spired stupa at its centerpiece. Destroyed for its significance several times by invaders over the centuries, Pha That Luang has now been gloriously restored and is certainly one of the must-see Vientiane attractions.

A stunning gold-covered Buddhist stupa, the current site at Pha That Luang was built in the 1500s. However, this site has housed a temple in some shape since the 1st century, after Indian King Ashoka ushered forth buddhist missionaries from the Mauryan Empire to build a shrine to consecrate a piece of Buddha’s breastbone. Even more, you’ll also find the remains of a 12th century Khmer temple! In our opinion, it’s a Vientiane must see.

If you’re visiting Vientiane, Laos in November, you won’t want to miss the important Buddhist festival Boun That Luang which takes place at Pha That Luang and attracts thousands of Buddhist devotees over a span of three days.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Pha That Luang Stupa
• Entrance Fee: 5000 kip for foreigners
• Hours: 9AM – 5PM

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You can arrange a Vientiane Day Tour that includes Pha That Luang on its itinerary.

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2. Vat That Khao (Reclining Buddha)

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Vat That Khao, home to the biggest reclining Buddha in Laos, also boasts a sacred relic of the Buddha: his breastbone.

This golden reclining Buddha is located right next to Pha That Luang, one of the top Vientiane tourist attractions, making for convenient visits to both.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Vat That Khao (Reclining Buddha), Across from Pha That Luang

3. Buddha Park (Xieng Khuan)

Vientiane’s Buddha Park, also known as Xieng Khuan (Spirit City) is about 25km from the city proper, near the Mekong River border with Thailand.

With over 200 Buddhist and Hindu-inspired unique sculptures, the Buddha Park is definitely one of the top Vientiane tourist spots. If you’re looking for things to see in Vientiane with a bit of unique flavor, this is the place!

While the sculptures are not very old (the park only dates to 1958), they have been designed to seem much older than they are. Wandering around the Buddha Park, it’s easy to imagine that you’re exploring the ruins of some hidden ancient temple. Some highlights include the huge climbable demon mouth and the 130-foot-long reclining Buddha.

In our opinion, this is a must do in Vientiane. We took a bus to the Buddha Park and spotted some beautiful little temples around the park that we walked to and rather enjoyed as well. We always recommend wandering around and finding some off-the-beaten path sites to enjoy!

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Buddha Park (Xieng Khuan)
• Entrance Fee: 15,000 kip per person, 3000 for motorbike parking
• Hours: 8AM – 5PM

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You can arrange a Vientiane Tour that includes the Buddha Park.

4. Wat Si Saket

Wat Si Saket (or Wat Si Sa Ket) is reputed to be the oldest temple still standing in Vientiane, making it one of the top things do to in Vientiane, Laos. Built in the Siamese style of Buddhist architecture instead of typical Lao style, Wat Si Saket is home to over 2000 ceramic and silver Buddha images.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Wat Si Saket, Lan Xang Road, across from the Presidential Palace
• Entrance Fee: 5000 kip
• Hours: 8AM – 12PM, 1PM – 4PM

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You can arrange a Vientiane Day Tour that includes Wat Si Saket on its itinerary.

5. Haw Phra Kaew (Wat Ho Phra Keo)

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Located near Wat Si Saket, Haw Phra Kaew (also written as Hophakaew Museum) is a former temple first built in 1565 to house the sacred Emerald Buddha that is now held in the Grand Palace of Bangkok, making it one of the notable points of interest in Vientiane, Laos.

Haw Phra Kaew was converted to a museum in the 1970s and now displays some of the most outstanding examples of Lao Buddhist art, including Buddhas dating to the 6th century.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Haw Phra Kaew, Rue Settathirath, across from Wat Si Saket
• Entrance Fee: free to enter complex, 10,000 kip to enter museum
• Hours: 8AM – 12PM, 1PM – 4PM

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You can arrange a Vientiane City Tour that includes Haw Phra Kaew on its itinerary.

6. Enjoy the Local Lao Street Food of Vientiane

Navigating the local street food is our all-time favorite thing to do no matter WHERE we are. Vientiane is no different. Literally most of our time spent in Vientiane was wandering around looking for incredible street food to dig our teeth into!

Flavorful broths with fresh herbs, tart pomelos served from street carts with chili powder, coconut rice treats—we couldn’t get enough. Prop me on a plastic chair in a metal shack next to a pile of local southeast asian condiments and you have a very gleeful Lauren.

While there are plenty of street vendors around the city, one place to check out some delish local Vientiane street food is by the Khua Din Bus Station (bus stations in Vientiane in general are likely to have street food options). There, we enjoyed some scrumptious peppery broths topped with fried garlic that made our inner foodies tremble with pure joy!

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7. Get a Massage

Vientiane is home to literally hundreds of massage parlors, ranging from hole-in-the-wall budget places to more upmarket offerings. Getting a massage is one of the top 10 things to do in Vientiane if you want to relax and unwind (if not #1!), especially if you’re going to be doing some more adventurous activities in Vang Vieng or Luang Prabang.

Traditional Lao massage is similar to Thai massage and focuses on pressure points and reducing tension in the muscles. Be warned: a good Lao massage may (probably will) hurt! If you’re in the mood for a Western-style oil massage or a foot massage, these are widely available as well.

THINGS TO KNOW
A traditional Lao massage starts at about 80,000 kip (about $9) for one hour on the low end, and can cost upwards of 200,000 kip for high-end spas.

8. Or Treat Yourself to Another Spa Treatment

If you’re looking for what to do in Vientiane, Laos to relax, but a massage isn’t your thing, you’ll find many different spa treatments available, including facials, manicures, waxing, microblading…the list is really endless. Whatever tickles your fancy, you can find it Vientiane.

We didn’t indulge in any of these spa treatments for ourselves, but Ben did get the cheapest haircut of his life at one of the local hair salons in Vientiane! He paid $3 USD!

9. Patuxai (Victory Monument)

Patuxai, or the Victory Monument, was built to commemorate those who died fighting for Laotian independence from France. Reminiscent of the Arch de Triomphe, the monumental archway makes a nice centerpiece to an avenue lined with palms that has been recently joined by a musical fountain, conveniently located for a day of Vientiane sightseeing.

One interesting fact about the Patuxai is that it was built with funds donated by the United States that were intended for an airport! For a small fee, you can climb up the internal stairways for a nice view of Vientiane.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Patuxai (Victory Monument), Thanon Lane Xang, Vientiane
• Entrance Fee: 3000 kip
• Hours: Monday – Friday: 8 AM – 4:30 PM
  Saturday – Sunday: 8AM – 5PM

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You can arrange a Vientiane City Tour that includes the Patuxai Victory Monument on its itinerary.

10. COPE Visitor Center

Photo Credit: Steven dosRemedios

Between 1964 and 1973, the United States dropped a staggering two million tons of bombs on Laos during the Vietnam War. This is nearly equal to the amount of bombs dropped on the whole of Europe and Asia by the US in World War II, making Laos the most heavily bombed country in the world relative to its size.

Though the Vietnam War ended in 1973, unexploded ordnance (UXO) still continues to cause injury or even death to people in rural Laos. For a sobering taste of history, this is one of the top places to visit in Vientiane.

COPE, the Cooperative Orthotic & Prosthetic Enterprise, is a foundation that works to help survivors of bombs and other UXO by providing custom prosthetics and rehabilitation, as well as education, for rural inhabitants of Laos.

The COPE Visitor Center provides an eye-opening window into how UXO affects the daily lives of people throughout Laos.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: COPE Visitor Center, Khouvieng Road, across from Green Hotel
• Entrance Fee: Free
• Hours: 9AM – 6PM daily

11. Sunset and Shopping at Mekong Riverfront

One of the best places to catch a sunset in Vientiane is the Mekong Riverfront.

There’s a riverfront park and bikepath for easy strolling as you soak in the last of the sun’s rays, and lots of street food to try, making it one of the spectacular places to see in Vientiane.

The riverfront is a nice place for people watching and to get a nice bit of local vibe. You’ll also find the Vientiane Night Market nearby the waterfront.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Chao Anouvong Park, XJ65+P2 Vientiane, Laos

12. Lao Cooking Class/Food Tour

Photo Credit: Felix Nagel

You’ll find the way to a country’s soul through its stomach, and Vientiane offers both food tours and cooking classes to help you get to know its soul better.

The best food tours and cooking classes are combined, so that you’ll get a chance to visit local markets and sample street food, while also having a chance yourself to make Lao staples including papaya salad and grilled chicken.

If you’re looking for Vientiane, Laos tourist attractions that will delight you and teach you something to bring back with you, a cooking class or food tour is a perfect option.

13. Talat Sao Morning Market

Talat Sao is both a modern, air-conditioned shopping mall and outdoor market mostly selling souvenirs, as well as Lao-style clothing and textile goods.

If you’re on the prowl for some bargain souvenir shopping in Vientiane, this is likely the place for it, as souvenir vendors throughout the city source their products from here (and sell them at a markup). I’m a bargain hunter myself, so this is totally what I consider one of the best things to do in Vientiane.

Despite the name, most vendors are open until the late afternoon, until about 5 PM.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Talat Sao Morning Market, Lane Xang Avenue, Vientiane 0100
• Hours: 8AM – 5:30 PM

14. Wat Si Muang

Photo Credit: Thanate Tan

A visit to this beautifully decorated temple, built in 1563 on the ruins of a Khmer Empire Hindu shrine,  is also one of the interesting things to do in Vientiane, Laos.

It’s named for a local pregnant woman said to have lived 400 years ago who sacrificed herself to please the neighborhood spirits.

Wat Si Muang is popular with pilgrims who believe that a small stone Buddha has the power to grant wishes or answer troubling questions if it is raised three times while speaking the request.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Wat Si Muang, 15 Rue Borichane, Vientiane
• Entrance Fee: 3000 kip
• Hours: 6AM – 7PM

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You can arrange a Vientiane City Tour that includes Wat Si Muang on its itinerary.

15. That Dam (The Black Stupa)

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That Dam, or the Black Stupa, forms a crumbling centerpiece to a roundabout intersection.

Reminiscent of the dozens of stupas in places like Chiang Mai or Bagan, That Dam was once covered in pure gold, but the gold was taken to Thailand in the late 1820s Siamese-Laotian war.

Many people believe that That Dam is Vientiane’s guardian spirit, as it has withstood centuries of pillage and warfare.
THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: That Dam (The Black Stupa), Chantha Khoumane Road

16. Rice Farming with Local NGO

Head to the outskirts of Vientiane to try your hand at rice farming and get a peek into the lives of local farmers.

If you’re looking for what to do in Vientiane, Laos that’ll get your hands dirty, this is the stuff! This is more hands-on than other Vientiane, Laos attractions, and plenty educational to boot.

You’ll learn about traditional Lao farming methods, including planting, harvesting, and fertilizer.

17. Tad Moun Waterfall

30 minutes outside of Vientiane lies the favorite spot of locals to beat the heat. The Tad Moun Waterfall (or more properly, rapids) is a popular place for water play, including tubes to float down the river. Huts and mats are available for rent for waterside relaxation as well.

You can even kick back with a BeerLao and munch on papaya salad while you watch people float down—certainly one of the best things to do in Vientiane, Laos that I can think of!

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Tad Moun Waterfall, located in Sikhottabong District
• Entrance Fee: 5000 kip for entrance/parking

18. Meditate with Monks at Wat Sok Pa Luang

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Every Saturday afternoon, this unassuming temple outside Vientiane’s city center offers visitors the chance to meditate with monks. The afternoon event starts with an English conversation session to help the monks improve their English skills.

During the meditation session, monks guide visitors through different types of meditation. At the end, there’s a chance for Q&A, which can provide a unique viewpoint into the lives of Vientiane’s monks.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Wat Sok Pa Luang, WJVG+R8 Vientiane

19. Phou Khao Khouay National Park

Just 25 miles from Vientiane, this wild and rugged national park makes for an interesting excursion for those seeking a bit of adventure. For those looking for what to do in Vientiane for a taste of nature, this national park is a superb option.

Waterfalls, rivers, jungles, and mountains offer various activities for lovers of the outdoors.

You might even have a chance to spot wildlife including elephants, bears, monkeys, and deer. You can reach the park on your own if you’re comfortable and confident with rough roads, while alternatively there are tours you can take from Vientiane.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Phou Khao Khouay National Park, C22P+W7 Nam Leuk, Laos

20. Bicycle Tour in Vientiane

Vientiane isn’t a very large city, which lends itself well to being seen toured on a bicycle. Visit all the top things to see in Vientiane while getting some cardio in!

Bicycles are available for rent from many hostels and guesthouses throughout Vientiane, if you don’t mind exploring on your own.

If you’d prefer having an expert guide to tour you around Vientiane and teach you about local culture, we recommend booking this Vientiane bike tour online.

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Arrange a Bicycle Tour in Vientiane with an expert guide.

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21. Private Car Charter Tour of Vientiane

A private car and driver is probably the most comfortable and simplest way to get around Vientiane and its environs. Ride in the utmost comfort to visit the top Vientiane attractions, on your time!

With the convenience of your own transportation, you’ll be able to go anywhere you want and stop anywhere, without having to deal with the eternal hassle of haggling with tuk-tuk or taxi drivers.

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Arrange a Vientiane Private Car Charter with a professional driver. You can choose between 8- or 12-hour charter, and your preferred vehicle.

22. Nam Ngum Reservoir

Photo Credit: Mario Micklisch

Nam Ngum Reservoir is Laos’ largest lake, and provides visitors with swimming, boat rides, and fishing.

The peaceful reservoir is close enough to Vientiane to make for an easy day trip if you want to have a quick run out of the city to enjoy a day on the water, and it’s one of the top places to visit in Vientiane without an overcrowding of tourists.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Nam Ngum Reservoir, About 30 miles north of Vientiane

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You can arrange a Private Nam Ngum Reservoir Tour with an expert guide.

The tour includes lunch at one of the floating restaurants to feast on fresh seafood dishes, as well as a curated itinerary of lively spots between the reservoir and Vientiane.

23. 5 April Shooting Range

If you’re looking for what to do in Vientiane that’s unconventional and exciting, try visiting the 5 April Shooting Range. You can choose from pistols, rifles, shotguns, and semi-automatic machine guns. Prices depend on the choice of gun and how many bullets you use.

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Arrange a 5 April Shooting Range experience here for a discount.

24. Stroll Down Rue Settathirath

The lasting influence of French colonization of Laos can be felt on Rue Settathirath, where bakeries serve up baguettes and croissants.

You can hang out with a coffee and snack at Joma Bakery or Scandinavian Bakery, which is Laos’ first European bakery. At night, there’s a few watering holes to catch a drink at, including Khop Chai Deu, a former colonial villa that has been turned into a bar and restaurant serving up Lao and international cuisine.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Rue Settathirath, downtown Vientiane

25. Lao Textile Museum

Beautiful textiles and fabrics have been a part of Lao culture since before the Tang Dynasty. At the Lao Textile Museum, which is in a beautiful old wooden home and garden just outside Vientiane proper, you’ll get an understanding the history and technique of Lao textiles.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Lao Textile Museum, 151, Nongthatai Village, Chanthaboury District
• Entrance Fee: 30,000 kip
• Hours: 9 to 4 PM every day

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If you have an interest in Lao textiles, you can arrange a tour to the Lao Textiles Shops, where you can observe local weavers and learn about the developing history of this intricate art form.

This tour also includes a visit to the Vientiane Buddha Park.

26. Wat Dane Soung Jungle Temple

This clifftop cave sanctuary in the jungle outside Vientiane is said to have a history reaching back almost a thousand years.

Today, there’s not much to the shrine except for a Dvaravati-style Buddha statues carved into the rock, but what’s stunning about this place is the isolation and the views from the top of the cliff.

It can be tough to reach Wat Dane Soung, but worth it if you want an adventure and a little exploration with a driver or on your own motorcycle, but be warned—the track near the temple is not easy to ride on, and should only be attempted in dry weather and with adequate motorcycle experience.

THINGS TO KNOW
How to Get to Wat Dane Soung Jungle Temple:

• Starting at Vientiane, head North towards Luang Prabang on the road N°13
• Drive 22 km until Houakoua village (watch for the milestones)
• Right after passing the bridge, turn left on a sealed road
• Pass the Ban Naxone village
• Drive West to Ban Nagnang
• Go through the village, and watch for the school on the right
• Turn into the dirt track on the right until you reach a dam and a small lake
• If taking a car, you must leave it at the Lake Tourist Area Car Park
• Continue 3km (W) by feet or on motorcycle, but you should only use the motorcycle in drive weather and with experience, as this track is not easy and can be dangerous

27. Traditional Arts at Lao Disabled Women’s Development Center

The Lao Disabled Women’s Development Center is an organization where disabled Lao women can come and live while learning vocational skills they can use to improve their lives and independence .

The women learn handicraft and artisanal skills they use to make products that are for sale at the center, with the profits directly funding the center.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Lao Disabled Women’s Development Center, Address: 100 Thadeua Road, Hadsayfong District, Vientiane 01000, Laos
• Hours: 9AM – 5PM, closed weekends

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You can arrange a Vientiane City Tour that includes the Lao Disabled Women’s Development Center on its itinerary.

28. Kaysone Phomvihane Museum

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If museums are your thing, you might enjoy visiting this museum dedicated to the revolutionary leader and former president of Laos, Kaysone Phomvihane. The museum contains photos and artifacts from the deceased leader’s life.

There is limited information available at the museum in English, but guides are available to help you navigate through the exhibits.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: Kaysone Phomvihane Museum, National Highway 13 km 6, Ban Sivilay, Muang Saythani, Vientiane, Laos
• Hours: 8AM – 12 PM, 1- 4PM

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29. Lao National Museum 

The Lao National Museum has exhibits covering the entire span of Laotian history, from the Stone Age to the history of the Vietnam War and after.

The Lao National Museum in Vientiane, Laos, stands as a cultural gem, offering a captivating journey through the nation’s rich history and heritage. Housed in a distinctive French colonial building, the museum showcases an extensive collection of artifacts, exhibits, and historical items that chronicle Laos’ evolution from ancient times to the present day.

What makes the Lao National Museum special is its comprehensive portrayal of Lao culture, traditions, and the struggle for independence. Visitors can explore captivating displays featuring traditional costumes, religious art, and artifacts from different periods, providing valuable insights into the country’s diverse tapestry.

The museum’s carefully curated exhibits and informative displays create a meaningful narrative, making it a worthwhile destination for history enthusiasts and anyone keen on immersing themselves in the cultural fabric of this enchanting Southeast Asian nation.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Location: On Thanon Samsenthai, one block from the Lao Plaza Hotel, in front of the Tennis Club and the National Stadium
• Hours: Monday – Friday 8 AM – Noon, 1 -4 PM | Closed weekends

Where to Stay in Vientiane

During our time in Vientiane, we weren’t looking for anything fancy. We spent little time in the hotel, and merely needed a place to crash at night. What we wanted was an affordable private room with a private bathroom that was conveniently located to street food options. We found exactly what we were looking for at the Thawee Guesthouse.

The digs are sparse but the guesthouse had everything we needed, and the employees were extremely nice and helpful.

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What You Need to Bring

Walking Shoes.

Here are our preferred Men’s Walking Shoes and Women’s Walking Shoes.

We did a LOT of walking in Vientiane, as it’s our preferred method of exploring when we don’t have a clear destination. On foot, we can wander wherever our heart takes us, stopping at random markets or street food vendors we find.

Reusable Water Bottles and Water Filter.

We hate generating all that plastic waste from using disposable water bottles. Using a reusable water bottle and water filter is eco-friendly and economical.

We’ve used the Survivor Filter Straw/Collapsible Canteen combo and love it. You can check out our full Survivor Filter Pro and straw review.

Recently we’ve also been using the Sawyer Gravity Filter, which makes it incredibly easy to just hang it up and let gravity do all the work.

Whichever filter you use, the Survivor Filter Collapsible Canteens are THE BEST. They look a little odd, but they’re compressible and nearly weightless, making them extremely valuable travel water bottles.

Travel Umbrella or Poncho.

A travel umbrella, poncho, Women’s Rain Jacket or Men’s Rain Jacket is essential if you’re traveling to Vientiane from May to September, when rain is a’plenty.

From November to March it’s pretty dry, however, so you can leave these babies at home if you’re traveling at that time.

Travel Camera.

Even if it’s just your smart phone, we always recommend bringing some kind of camera to capture the memories. We personally use this camera body with this lens, as well as this drone. If it’s super rainy, you might want to pack a GoPro or other waterproof camera.

Here are our recommendations for the best budget travel cameras.

Best Things to Do in Vientiane, Laos: Final Thoughts

We know most people only use Vientiane as a base to arrive into Laos. But what a waste!

We hope our guide can help you utilize your time in Vientiane to its fullest. Hopefully you know a little more about the best things to do in Vientiane, Laos, from the most notable to some really cool off-the-beaten path Vientiane attractions.

And remember, we will soon be releasing a list of things to do in Vientiane at night, including the Vientiane night market, so please subscribe to our mailing list to be notified first when that is published!

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