Buddha Park (aka Xieng Khuan) is a famous sculpture park with more than 200 religious statues including a huge 40-metre high reclining Buddha image.

• Make sure you read about the history for getting a feeling.
• You can climb to the top of the "pumpkin" feature for a treetop view.
• Admission: 5000 kip+3000 kip if you have photo camera.
• Travel agencies offer private tour by minivan for 85 000 kip/person. It doesn't cost this money.
• A great place to spend an hour or two taking fun pictures, climbing certain statutes, enjoying a reading up on the history and creator of them, sipping a coconut to cool off

Wat Chan is one of the many Buddhist temples located along Fa Ngum Quay in Vientiane, Laos. This is the main road that faces the beautiful Mekong River.

• This temple is along the road next to the Mekong river and close to the nightmarket.
• Its a pretty big place, well maintained temple and a small garden.
• Place where you can sit down and relax a bit. Always you can see beautiful decoration, ornaments and statues..

Wat Mixay is one of the many Buddhist temples along Setthathilath Road in Vientiane, Laos. The Wat is pretty and peaceful refuges from the tourist scene by the river

• You can walk around see the monks (don't photograph them) take a short cut through the wat to get to the other road.
• Lovely temple with many trees, verdant & soothing environs with an abundance of trees and beautiful frangipani, not crowded and well worth the visit

Wat Si Saket is believed to be Vientiane’s oldest surviving temple. This beautiful temple turned national museum is in dire need of a face-lift.

• Be respectful of what you wear. Its a temple. Please remember to cover up a little. Skirt wraps are free and available at the entrance.
• This temple is for those who may ask for a wish to come true or a blessing on themselves or even their new car to keep it safe
• If you are religious you will want to pay to go inside the Wat, which is 5000 KIP - this is interesting because it is quite different inside from the other temples we have seen in the area, the painting inside is unique.
• If you are not a Buddhist and have had enough of seeing temples, then you can just enjoy walking around and seeing the monks etc.

Mulberries represent a family silk farming and handicraft cooperative in Laos. You will fall in love with quality handmade fair trade products.

• Mulberry wine is available, and a variety of mulberry teas.
• There is always a good range of genuine Laotian handicrafts, dearer than in the market but you can be sure that your money is going to help women earn an income and be self sufficient.
• There is a variety of crafts, but includes scarves, cushion and pillow covers, purses, bags, and some cosmetics such as hand cream, shampoo, conditioner etc.
• We recommend you to visit shop and if possible farm itself, we are sure it will be unforgettable experience.