Laos

Discover the Beauty of Laos

Laos is a landlocked country located in Southeast Asia. It is bordered by Myanmar and China to the northwest, Vietnam to the east, Cambodia to the south, and Thailand to the west. With a population of approximately 7 million people, Laos is one of the least populous countries in the region. The capital and largest city is Vientiane, which is situated on the banks of the Mekong River. Laos has a rich culture and history, which is reflected in its numerous temples, festivals, and traditional practices. The country is also known for its stunning natural beauty, including lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and the mighty Mekong River. Despite being a relatively small and underdeveloped nation, Laos has a lot to offer visitors who are looking for a unique and authentic travel experience..

Day tours & Excursions

A day trip is an excellent way to visit some of your desired destinations

Laos Endless Romance

Laos Adventure Trail

Tay Trang – Muang Khua – Ban Sopchem – Muang Ngoi – Ban Phayong – Nong Khiaw – Muang Hiam – Nam Et-Phoulouey – Xieng Khuang – Thakhek Loop – Savannakhet – Dong Phouvieng – Bolaven Plateau – Tree-top Explorer – Pakse

The Trail Of Luang Prabang

The Northern Laos Legends

Southern Laos Adventure

Northwest Laos Experience

The Jewel Of Mekong River

Southern Laos Secret

Day tours & Excursions

A day trip is an excellent way to visit some of your desired destinations

Laos Endless Romance

Laos Adventure Trail

Tay Trang – Muang Khua – Ban Sopchem – Muang Ngoi – Ban Phayong – Nong Khiaw – Muang Hiam – Nam Et-Phoulouey – Xieng Khuang – Thakhek Loop – Savannakhet – Dong Phouvieng – Bolaven Plateau – Tree-top Explorer – Pakse

The Trail Of Luang Prabang

The Northern Laos Legends

Southern Laos Adventure

Northwest Laos Experience

The Jewel Of Mekong River

Southern Laos Secret

All Packages Tours in Laos

Metta Voyage customizes tours based on the client’s preferences and budget 

Laos Endless Romance

Laos Adventure Trail

Tay Trang – Muang Khua – Ban Sopchem – Muang Ngoi – Ban Phayong – Nong Khiaw – Muang Hiam – Nam Et-Phoulouey – Xieng Khuang – Thakhek Loop – Savannakhet – Dong Phouvieng – Bolaven Plateau – Tree-top Explorer – Pakse

The Trail Of Luang Prabang

The Northern Laos Legends

Southern Laos Adventure

Northwest Laos Experience

The Jewel Of Mekong River

Southern Laos Secret

Laos Endless Romance

Laos Adventure Trail

Tay Trang – Muang Khua – Ban Sopchem – Muang Ngoi – Ban Phayong – Nong Khiaw – Muang Hiam – Nam Et-Phoulouey – Xieng Khuang – Thakhek Loop – Savannakhet – Dong Phouvieng – Bolaven Plateau – Tree-top Explorer – Pakse

The Trail Of Luang Prabang

The Northern Laos Legends

Southern Laos Adventure

Northwest Laos Experience

The Jewel Of Mekong River

Southern Laos Secret

Best Place To Visit In Laos

Most beautiful temples in Laos

We recommend some of the most beautiful temples in Laos for travelers to visit:

  • Wat Xieng Thong: Located in the ancient royal city of Luang Prabang, Wat Xieng Thong is one of the most impressive and well-known temples in Laos.
  • That Luang: That Luang is a large, golden stupa located in the capital city of Vientiane.
  • Wat Phu: Located in Champasak Province, Wat Phu is an ancient Khmer temple complex that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its stunning architecture and beautiful natural setting.
  • Wat Mai: Another temple located in Luang Prabang, Wat Mai is known for its stunning gilded roof and intricate carvings.
  • Wat Sisaket: Located in Vientiane, Wat Sisaket is the oldest surviving temple in the city and is known for its beautiful architecture and impressive collection of Buddha statues.
  • Wat Phra Kaew: Located in Vientiane,Wat Phra Kaew is a beautiful temple that was built in the 16th century to house the famous Emerald Buddha.
 

FAQ

The best time to visit Laos is from November to January which is the dry season of this country. However, Laos can be an all-year-round destination as each season has its unique attractions. Like other countries in Southeast Asia, Laos has 2 different seasons each year.

Dry season

The dry season lasts from November to April. The dry season can be divided into 2 parts including the cool season from November to February and the hot season from March to April. As it shows in its name, the cool season has lower temperatures and the weather is a lot cooler. During the hot season, it might be exhausting to travel under the burning heat of this Southeast Asian country.

Wet season

Instead of raining all day long, the rainy season in Laos means there will be a few hours of rain each day. (But all-day rains sometimes do happen.) 

An advantage of the wet season is the cool and refreshing weather with clean air. Also, there are fewer tourists and crowds during this season so your trip can be cheaper and more comfortable on many levels. Laos is also most beautiful in the wet season as it is the rice-planting season for farmers. You have the opportunity to enjoy verdant, emerald-green rice fields set against a backdrop of dramatic, cloudy skies.

Flight

If your preference is time-saving, air travel can be an option. However, domestic flights are pretty costly and they are frequently canceled or delayed. Some domestic airlines are Laos Airlines and Lao Skyway.

Bus

This is the most common transportation mode to move between cities. For a five to six-hour ride, a ticket costs from 80,000 – 130,000 LAK ($9-15 USD). Local buses can be uncomfortable to take as there is no air conditioning. In major cities, you can purchase a bus ticket from a tour operator to ride on a much better bus.

Boat

As the Mekong River runs along Laos, boats are the most popular ways to get around the country. You can catch a slow boat between Huay Xai and Luang Prabang and enjoy the scenery of this country on the water. The journey takes 2 days. 

For shorter trips such as Luang Prabang to the Pak Ou Caves, you can take a river taxi for $10 per hour.

Vientiane 

Although being the capital of Laos, Vientiane feels like a small town. During the colonial period, this city used to be a French trading post. As a result, Vientiane has a delightful and beautiful French quarter that amazes travelers. 

The architecture of this city is French-inspired with some famous attractions such as Patuxai which is the Laotian version of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Other attractions are local markets and temples like Wat Si Saket.

Luang Prabang

Situated on the famous Mekong and Khan rivers, Luang Prabang is truly the heart of Laos. This small town is impressively vibrant with its French architecture streets and houses. There are 33 temples and many bustling night markets in Luang Prabang. 

Here, you can find many tours of rivers and waterfalls. There are also bustling night markets where many signature handmade goods are sold. Luang Prabang is a popular destination in Laos as it serves as the first or last stop for travelers in this country before going to/ from Thailand.

Vang Vieng

Situated between Vientiane and Luang Prabang, Vang Vieng is a pretty town. In the past, Vang Vieng was infamous for its wild nightlife scenes. But the local government has done a great job in resetting the security for the city. 

Nam Song River is the top tourist attraction in Vang Vieng where you can explore both the river and the jungle. Tham Phu Kham Cave also attracts a lot of nature lovers thanks to its lagoon and bronze statue of Buddha. 

Huay Xai

As a border town between Laos and Thailand, Huay Xai is often visited by travelers who cross from one country to the other. Huay Xai is famous for its Mekong River cruises traveling between Luang Prabang and Huang Xai. Many tourists consider this cruise a highlight of the Laos trip. 

You can also pay Bokeo Nature Reserve a visit while staying in Huay Xai. This Reserve offers a unique Gibbon Experience.

Tam Lao 

Tam Lao is a dish of spicy young papaya salad. It consists of dried shrimp, black crab, tomatoes, and a signature Laos fish sauce called a page. Tam Lao is served with a big portion of dried red chilies. It has a funny taste: sweet from sugar, sour from citrus, and spicy from chilies.

Tam Taeng

This is another salad dish with the main ingredient of cucumber, shrimp, long beans, peanuts, and tomatoes. It can be either served with Khao poon (fermented rice noodles) or Khao niao (sticky rice). Similar to other Laos salads, chilies and citrus are also used to make the dressing. 

Yam Patu

Yam Patu is Laos tuna salad. As this country doesn’t have any beaches, locals often use canned tuna to make this dish. It is mixed with fish sauce, lime juice, sugar, ginger, and garlic to add up flavor. Other vegetables are lemongrass, cilantro, onions, tomatoes, and of course… chilies. All are served together. 

Yam Mak Kuea Nyao

This special salad is charcoal-grilled green eggplants cooked until they turn black. After that, the black skin is peeled off and the flesh is mixed with hard-boiled egg, fish sauce, citrus, and chili dressing. Some places also use shallots, cilantro, and dried shrimp to make this dish.

Most foreign visitors require a visa to enter Laos. You can either apply for a visa in advance at a Lao embassy or consulate, or obtain a visa on arrival at the airport or some land borders. It’s recommended to apply for a visa in advance to avoid potential long lines and delays at the airport.

Some popular attractions in Laos include the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Luang Prabang, the capital city of Vientiane, the Pak Ou Caves, and the Kuang Si Waterfall. There are also numerous national parks, historical sites, and cultural experiences to explore throughout the country.

Lightweight, breathable clothing is recommended due to the hot and humid climate. It’s also a good idea to bring comfortable shoes for walking and hiking, insect repellent, and sunscreen.

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About Luang Prabang

  • Visit the Royal Palace Museum: This museum was once the residence of the Lao royal family and now houses a collection of artifacts and exhibits that showcase the history and culture of Laos.
  • Explore the Night Market: The Night Market in Luang Prabang is a popular destination for shopping and street food. You can browse local handicrafts, try traditional Lao snacks and dishes, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of the market.
  • Climb Mount Phousi: Mount Phousi is a small hill in the center of Luang Prabang that offers stunning views of the city and surrounding countryside. It’s a popular spot for watching the sunset or sunrise.
  • Take a boat ride on the Mekong River: The Mekong River is a major waterway that flows through Laos, and a boat ride is a great way to explore the surrounding countryside and visit nearby villages.
  • Visit the Kuang Si Waterfalls: The Kuang Si Waterfalls are a series of cascading falls and pools that are located about 30 kilometers from Luang Prabang. It’s a popular spot for swimming, picnicking, and hiking.
  • Learn about Lao culture at the Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre: The Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre is a museum that showcases the cultural diversity of Laos, with exhibits on traditional clothing, handicrafts, and customs.

Take a cooking class: Lao cuisine is known for its fresh, spicy flavors and unique ingredients. Taking a cooking class is a great way to learn about Lao culture and cuisine while also enjoying some delicious food.

  • Laap: Laap is a traditional Lao dish made with minced meat (usually chicken, pork, or beef), herbs, spices, and lime juice. It’s often served with sticky rice and fresh vegetables.
  • Tam Mak Hoong: Tam Mak Hoong is a spicy papaya salad that’s popular in Laos and Thailand. It’s made with shredded green papaya, chili peppers, lime juice, fish sauce, and other seasonings.
  • Mok Pa: Mok Pa is a traditional Lao dish made with fish that’s been marinated in herbs and spices, then wrapped in banana leaves and steamed. It’s served with sticky rice and fresh vegetables.
  • Or Lam: Or Lam is a spicy stew made with meat (usually beef or pork), vegetables, and herbs. It’s typically served with sticky rice and is a popular dish during the cooler months.
  • Sai Oua: Sai Oua is a Lao sausage made with ground pork, lemongrass, chili peppers, and other seasonings. It’s often grilled and served as a snack or appetizer.

Khao Poon: Khao Poon is a spicy noodle soup that’s popular in Laos and northern Thailand. It’s made with rice noodles, coconut milk, curry paste, and a variety of meats and vegetables.

  • Apsara Rive Droite: This boutique hotel is located on the banks of the Nam Khan River and features stylish, modern rooms and suites. The hotel also offers a pool, spa, and restaurant.
  • Belmond La Résidence Phou Vao: This luxury hotel is located on a hill overlooking Luang Prabang and offers stunning views of the city and surrounding countryside. The rooms and suites are spacious and elegantly appointed, and the hotel also offers a spa, pool, and restaurant.
  • Sofitel Luang Prabang: This hotel is located in a restored French colonial mansion and features a mix of traditional Lao and French design elements. The rooms and suites are spacious and luxurious, and the hotel also offers a pool, spa, and restaurant.
  • Villa Maly: This boutique hotel is located in a restored colonial mansion and features stylish, comfortable rooms and suites. The hotel also offers a pool, spa, and restaurant.
  • Kiridara Luang Prabang: This hotel is located on a hill overlooking Luang Prabang and offers stunning views of the city and surrounding countryside. The rooms and suites are spacious and luxurious, and the hotel also offers a pool, spa, and restaurant.
  • Tamarind: This restaurant is known for its traditional Lao cuisine and offers a variety of dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. The restaurant also offers cooking classes and food tours.
  • Manda de Laos: This restaurant is located in a beautiful colonial-style building and offers a mix of Lao and French cuisine. The restaurant also features a bar and lounge area.
  • Utopia: This restaurant and bar is a popular spot for travelers and locals alike. The menu features a mix of Lao and international dishes, and the restaurant also offers a range of drinks and cocktails.
  • Coconut Garden: This restaurant is located in a beautiful garden setting and offers a mix of Lao and Thai cuisine. The restaurant also features a bar and lounge area.
  • Dyen Sabai: This restaurant is located on the banks of the Nam Khan River and offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The menu features a variety of Lao and international dishes, and the restaurant also offers live music and dancing.
  • Saffron Coffee: This cafe serves up delicious coffee and light meals made with fresh, local ingredients. The cafe also offers tours of their coffee farm and roasting facilities.

L’Elephant: This restaurant is housed in a restored French colonial building and offers a mix of Lao and French cuisine. The restaurant also features a bar and lounge area.

About Vientiane

  • Visit Buddha Park (Xieng Khuan)

Buddha Park, also known as Xieng Khuan, is a popular attraction located on the outskirts of Vientiane. The park is home to a collection of over 200 Buddhist and Hindu statues, as well as several sculptures and structures representing the universe, including a giant pumpkin and a three-headed elephant. Buddha Park is a unique and fascinating attraction in Vientiane that allows tourists to learn about Buddhism and Hinduism. 

Location: Deua, Thanon Tha, Vientiane, Laos

  • Explore Patuxai Victory Gate

Patuxai Victory Gate, also known as the “Arc de Triomphe of Vientiane,” is a prominent monument in the city’s heart. The structure was built in the 1960s to commemorate Laos’ independence from France and is dedicated to the country’s fallen soldiers. This place is a must-see attraction in Vientiane that offers you a glimpse into Laos’ history and culture and stunning views of the city and the surrounding countryside. 

Location: Lane Xang Avenue, Vientiane, Laos

  • Massage in Vientiane 

Massage is a popular activity in Vientiane, with a variety of massage parlors and spas offering a range of traditional Lao and Thai massage treatments. These massages are known for their therapeutic and relaxing benefits and can be a great way to unwind after a long day of sightseeing or business. Many spas in Vientiane also offer modern wellness services such as facials, body scrubs, and hydrotherapy treatments.  

Location: Utopia Massage Vientiane – Quai Fa Ngum, Vientiane, Laos 

  • Meditation at Wat Sok Pa Luang 

Wat Sok Pa Luang is a Buddhist temple on the outskirts of Vientiane known for its meditation retreats. The temple offers a peaceful and serene environment that is perfect for you if you want to relax, reflect, and engage in spiritual practices. The meditation retreats at Wat Sok Pa Luang typically last several days, including guided meditation sessions, Dharma talks, and other Buddhist practices. 

Location: Lane 7, Vientiane, Laos 

  • Play at Chao Anouvong Tennis Club 

Chao Anouvong Tennis Club is a popular destination for tennis enthusiasts visiting Vientiane. Located near the Mekong River, the club offers a range of tennis facilities, including both indoor and outdoor courts. The club also hosts regular tournaments and events for players of all skill levels, providing opportunities for visitors to test their skills against other players and make new connections in the local tennis community.  Location: Lao National Stadium, Vientiane, Laos 

  • Visit The Presidential Palace of Vientiane 

The Presidential Palace of Vientiane, also known as the “Palais Presidentiel,” is a grand French colonial-style building in the heart of the capital city of Laos. It was originally built in 1973 to serve as the official residence of the President of Laos. However, today it is used primarily for state receptions and ceremonies. Now, the palace is closed for tours or visits to the public. However, visitors can still admire the building from the outside and take photographs. 

Location: the intersection of the Ave Lane Xang and Settathirath Road, Vientiane, Laos

  • Eat at Vientiane Night Market 

The night market is one of the essential things to do in Vientiane because it offers a wide variety of local foods, including grilled meats, sticky rice, noodle dishes, and fresh fruit smoothies. Some of the most popular dishes include “larb,” a spicy minced meat salad, and “khao jee,” a type of baguette sandwich filled with meat and vegetables. You will experience all the cultural cuisine of Vientiane when you go to the Vientiane Night Market

  • Learn history at the Lao National Museum 

The Lao National Museum exhibits cover the country’s history from prehistoric times to modern times. Visitors can see a range of artifacts, including ancient pottery, Buddhist sculptures, and traditional textiles. Some exhibits focus on the country’s struggle for independence and its more recent political and economic developments.

  • Tom Yum Soup  

Tom Yum or Tom Yam is a spicy and sour soup that is considered the national dish of Thailand. It has a spicy and tangy soup made with a fragrant combination of lemongrass, lime, galangal, chili, and lime juice. It can be enjoyed with noodle and shrimp, chicken, or a vegetarian version. 

Recommended address: Makphet Restaurant – Sethathirat Road, Vientiane, Laos

  • Tom Yum Chicken 

Tom Yum Chicken, also known as Tom Yum Gai, is a popular Thai dish that combines the vibrant flavors of Tom Yum soup with tender chicken. It is a delightful and aromatic Thai cuisine option. 

Recommended address: Ban Gai Tex Mex Cantina – Night Street, Mekong River, Vientiane, Laos 

  • Pad Thai 

Although originating from Thailand, Pad Thai has gained popularity worldwide, including Vientiane. This stir-fried noodle dish with eggs, tofu, bean sprouts, and peanuts can sometimes be found in Thai restaurants. Pad Thai can be customized according to personal preference, with the option to add shrimp, chicken, or other proteins, as well as additional vegetables or spices.

Recommended address: Khop Chai Deu Restaurant – 54 Setthathirat Road, Vientiane, Laos 

  • Green Curry 

Green Curry is a popular Thai curry made with green chili paste, coconut milk, and various vegetables. Green Curry is typically served with steamed jasmine rice, allowing the fragrant and flavorful curry to be enjoyed alongside the fluffy rice. It might be available in Thai eateries in Vientiane. 

Recommended address: Amphone Restaurant – Ban Naxay 316, Vientiane, Laos 

  • Red Curry 

Red Curry, also known as “Gaeng Phed” in Thai, is a popular Thai dish that is loved for its combination of aromatic spices, creamy coconut milk, and a delightful kick of spiciness. Red Curry can be made with various proteins such as chicken, beef, pork, shrimp, or tofu and often includes vegetables like bamboo shoots, bell peppers, and Thai basil. 

Recommended address: Pintoh Restaurant – Rue Hengboun, Vientiane, Laos 

  • Massaman Curry 

Massaman Curry is a Thai curry dish that is known for its rich and aromatic flavors. It has a unique blend of Thai and Indian influences, resulting in a fragrant and slightly sweet curry. Massaman Curry is typically served with steamed jasmine rice or rice noodles, allowing you to soak up the flavorful curry sauce.

  • Khao Soi 

Khao Soi is a popular Northern Thai dish that has gained popularity not only in Thailand but also in other parts of the world. Khao Soi is a delightful combination of creamy, spicy, and tangy flavors, with the noodles providing a satisfying texture. It is often served with a side of fresh vegetables or pickles to complement the richness of the curry.

Recommended address: Khao Soi Luang Prabang – 153 Sokpaluang Road, Vientiane, Laos

  • Crowne Plaza Vientiane, an IHG Hotel 

Crowne Plaza Vientiane is one of the most luxurious hotels located in Vientiane, the lively capital of Laos. The 198 modern, well-appointed rooms and suites at Crowne Plaza Vientiane satisfy visitors who expect the best experiences during their stay. These accommodations artfully blend traditional Lao characteristics with modern-day amenities. Coming to Crowne Plaza Vientiane to explore a new level of service excellence!

  • Salana Boutique Hotel

With 12 superior, 24 deluxe, 2 suites, and 3 Salana suites, Salana Boutique Hotel provides top-notch lodging in the center of the city and is sure to please even the most discerning guest. The Salana Boutique Hotel’s Lao contemporary design is made from real wood, which fosters a real feeling of luxury and comfort. 

  • Chanthapanya Hotel

The Chanthapanya Hotel is tucked away in the center of Vientiane. The hotel is ideally situated just a short stroll from the city’s many tourist sites, markets, dining options, etc. There are 76 rooms for your choice to stay, all of which are elegantly and opulently decorated with traditional-styled timber furnishings. It is wonderful to sink into incredibly soft beds and awaken refreshed and reenergized on your next day in Vientiane.

  • Lao Orchid Hotel

With a variety of useful services to make your stay more enjoyable, the Lao Orchid Hotel is a great option for tourists visiting Vientiane. Get the most out of your urban getaway by waking up in the center of Vientiane and spending a peaceful night at the Lao Orchid Hotel. From this hotel, you can easily discover amazing sites. Visitors can check out Ho Pra Keo and Wat Ho Phakeo, two of Vientiane’s main destinations while staying at the Lao Orchid Hotel (0.6 mi).

  • Lao Poet Hotel

The Lao Poet Hotel was created to provide exceptional elegance and comfort while fusing contemporary elements with Indochina-era features. This hotel is probably the newest hot area to stay when visiting Vientiane. It has 55 rooms and suites as well as a sizable rooftop pool with views of the Mekong and the city. Here you can escape from the busy world and enjoy the fresh atmosphere.

  • Lao Plaza Hotel

Lao Plaza Hotel, the first recognized 5-star hotel in the nation, has given Laos its first experience with top-notch lodging abroad since 1997. The hotel offers 142 beautiful rooms and suites with views of the surrounding area. The Lao culture, with a perfect mixture of modern European and Oriental elements, has a great influence on the hotel’s decoration.

Green Park Boutique Hotel

The Green Park Boutique Hotel places visitors in the center of Vientiane with the perfect location in the central business and embassy district. This classic-style hotel includes 34 rooms, each with an exquisite interior and some with views of the garden. The most exquisite contemporary Laos architecture is used in the Green Park Boutique Hotel to capture a Lao-style orientation. Green Park Boutique Hotel’s design blends the elegance of the old and modern interiors with spectacular settings.

10 places to experience lifenight in Vientiane

  • Vientiane Night Market 

The Vientiane Night Market is a popular tourist destination in the city of Vientiane. The night market offers a wide range of products for visitors to browse and purchase, including handicrafts, clothing, jewelry, souvenirs, and local street food. The market is known for its lively atmosphere and a variety of attractive and extremely cheap dishes, spoiled for visitors to eat comfortably at night. 

  • Bor Pen Nyang Bar And Restaurant

Bor Pen Nyang is a 4-storey bar and restaurant on the Mekong River and central Vientiane. This place is great for catching the sunset, but you have to come early because the table runs out very quickly on the balcony side. Besides, the specialties here are BBQ, larb (minced meat salad), spicy seafood soup, and the special Swiss cheeseburger. At night, Bor Pen Nyang is very busy, with the music of popular Western music and 2 pool tables that are constantly full. Draft Beer Lao is served in pints, pitchers, and beer towers. 

  • Samlo Pub

Samlo Pub features a large outdoor seating area as well as a cozy indoor space, both of which are decorated with colorful lights and traditional Lao artwork. Old-fashioned and a bit dusty, Samlo Pub attracts a lot of tourists. The menu offers a range of international and local dishes, including burgers, pizza, and Lao-style grilled meats, at affordable prices. The pub is a great place to unwind and enjoy a night out in Vientiane, offering a friendly and lively atmosphere and live music entertainment.  

  • Lao Bowling Centre 

The Lao Bowling Centre features 16 lanes and is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and scoring systems. It is open to bowlers of all skill levels and is a popular destination for families, friends, and corporate events. In addition, the Lao Bowling Centre is known for its fun and lively atmosphere, with music playing throughout the venue. So if you want to relax at night, just go to the Lao Bowling; it is open daily late at night. 

  • Major Platinum Cineplex Vientiane Center

Major Platinum Cineplex Vientiane Center is known for its high-quality viewing experience and is a popular destination for moviegoers in Vientiane. It also offers special deals and promotions for students and members, making it an affordable option for a night out. Also, is a modern cinema complex located in the Vientiane Center shopping mall in Vientiane, so you can shop after watching movies easily.

  • Kong View Restaurant & Bar 

Kong View Restaurant has a beautiful, romantic space to eat while watching the sunset. The restaurant serves a variety of traditional dishes from Laos, Thailand to European dishes. Wooden tables and chairs and warm lighting bring a pleasant feeling to visitors. In addition, the restaurant features live music performances and cultural shows, adding to the overall dining. 

  • Moonlight Lounge

Moonlight Lounge is a popular rooftop bar located in the heart of Vientiane. The atmosphere at Moonlight Lounge is relaxed and sophisticated, with comfortable seating and a stylish interior design. The bar serves a range of cocktails, wine, beer, and a selection of small plates and snacks. In the evening, you will see the lounge playing jazzy house and ambient beats while vibrant parties with hip-hop, dance, and trap music take place until the next morning.  

  • Vangthong Evening Food Market

Vangthong Evening Food Market is a popular night market that offers various food stalls selling traditional Lao and Southeast Asian cuisine. As you pass by each stall, you’ll see vendors cooking up Lao cuisines such as Bla kan sung (grilled fish), Sai oua (Laotian sausage), and Bet yang (roasted duck). The atmosphere at Vangthong Evening Food Market is bustling and vibrant, with colorful stalls and friendly vendors. 

  • CCC Bar & Club Vientiane

CCC Bar & Club is known for its lively atmosphere, music, and dance floor, making it a popular spot for party-goers and club enthusiasts. The interior of CCC Bar & Club is modern and stylish, with comfortable seating and a spacious dance floor. The club is popular among both locals and tourists and can get crowded, especially on weekends.

  • Hard Rock Cafe Vientiane

Hard Rock Cafe Vientiane’s interior is decorated with a collection of music memorabilia, including guitars, costumes, and autographed photographs. The menu features a mix of international and Lao cuisine, with burgers, sandwiches, and salads being some of the most popular dishes. The bar offers a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, including cocktails, beer, and soft drinks. This place also hosts live music performances and events, making it a popular destination for music enthusiasts.

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