Destinations
Laos is full of cultural attractions and natural wonders: temples that reflect the past 500 years of Buddhist architecture, massive stone jars that defy easy explanation, caves crammed full of Buddha images, and a host of eco-friendly options.
Vientiane

This tour will bring you to Patuxai also known as Gate of Victory, it was built using American funds and cement actually intended to build a new airport. The Royal Laotian Government instead built the monument, which earned it the nickname of the "vertical runway"
The central cloister vault at the ground level is decorated with depictions of the gods Vishnu, Brahma, and Indra.
Pha That Luang the Grand Stupa. 'Great Stupa' is a large gold-covered Buddhist stupa in the centre of the city of Vientiane, Laos.
It’s suggested that in the 3rd century AD, the stupa has undergone several reconstructions as recently as the 1930s due to foreign invasions of the area. It is generally regarded as the most important national monument in Laos and a national symbol.
Vang Vieng
Visit the Blue Lagoons of Vang Vieng
One of the best (and cheapest) things to do when in Vang Vieng is to visit the Blue Lagoons.
Ride the Vang Vieng Loop! This loop will take you past local villages, past rice fields and stunning scenery, as well as many viewpoints.
Nam Xay Viewpoint – a short but steep climb up to stunning 360 degree views over the surrounding karsts, farmland and rice fields.
This viewpoint is unique in the fact that at the top there is a motorbike perched on the edge
Tanjiang Karst Cave is also known as Tamu Chang Cave. It is the famous cave of Vang Vieng. The main cave itself is not an attraction, but it offers gorgeous views of the river valley through gaps in the limestone walls.