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Famous and delicious in Vientiane Mr.Hotsia recommends hotels Backpacking Vientiane 2014 Most Vientiane trips are a break from visiting other cities first. Vientiane focuses on walking along the Mekong River at sunset. The sunset by the Mekong River here is beautiful, with a large round red sun. Vientiane has completed the riverside road along the Mekong, turning it into a place for exercise, walking, and there is also a night market by the Mekong River. Self-guided travel style when visiting Vientiane.
Mostly renting bicycles to ride around the city, visiting Pha That Luang, Black Stupa, Haw Phra Kaew, Sisaket Temple. During the day, focus on sitting and drinking coffee in cool cafes. Vientiane is hot during the day, so find an air-conditioned room to stay in, whether at True Coffee, Morning Market Mall, or Joma Coffee. Mr.Hotsia recommends Pomprasert Hotel, a good hotel with affordable prices near the Fountain Roundabout. There are bicycle rentals nearby and breakfast is included.
If interested in staying at the same place as Mr.Hotsia, click here to book Pomprasert Hotel. Booking hotels in Vientiane through hotsia supports AEC travel. At night in Vientiane, most people sit at restaurants by the Mekong River, or on Soi Nam Phu or Backpacker Soi in the accommodation zone. Restaurants serve food, wine, or Lao beer. Vientiane has 'Khob Jai Der' and stylish restaurants with good decor where you can see local life around the Fountain Roundabout. Try sitting there.
For travel from Vientiane to Pakse, Savannakhet, Luang Prabang, Vang Vieng, or other places, contact your hotel first. Nowadays, there are networks and broker systems; once you buy a ticket, a vehicle will pick you up on the morning of your trip. Remember, traveling from Vientiane to Pakse takes 16-20 hours, so you must rest halfway. If you have limited time and money, take a flight.
Don't miss walking along the Mekong River in the evening, the night market, and tasting French-style bakery in Vientiane. The main temples and stupas are already popular with Thai tourists. Enjoy your trip. Important to know: Vientiane is opposite Si Chiang Mai District, Nong Khai Province, not opposite Nong Khai City District. Many may misunderstand. Enjoy your trip with Mr.Hotsia. Mr.Hotsia recommends hotels in the capital city Vientiane.
Vientiane travel information Laos When mentioning Vientiane, people understand it as the capital city of Laos, which is correct. For deeper knowledge, Laos has 17 provinces as follows: Attapeu, Bokeo, Bolikhamsai, Champasak, Houaphanh, Khammouane, Luang Namtha, Luang Prabang, Oudomxay, Phongsaly, Salavan, Savannakhet, Vientiane, Sayabouli, Sekong, and Xieng Khouang.
The last province is also the capital city of Laos, called Vientiane Capital, recently renamed from Vientiane Prefecture. You will see Vientiane Province and Vientiane Capital. Vientiane Capital includes Chanthabuly, Sisattanak, Xaysetha, Sikhottabong, Hadxaifong, and the southern part of Xaythany. The famous Vang Vieng is in Vientiane Province, not Vientiane Capital.
This travel guide covers both Vientiane Province and Vientiane Capital because most Thais think Vientiane is both the capital and the province. When visiting Vientiane, the walking area is along the Mekong River, called 'Kam Khong' by locals. When I visited in January, there was a long sandy beach along the Mekong River where people played badminton. The atmosphere was really nice. Around Kam Khong, there are cheap guesthouses.
At night, this area becomes the Night Market (Vientiane Riverside). There is the Anouvong Monument, completed just a few months ago. At night, enjoy walking and eating delicious Vientiane roti by the riverside. The Kam Khong area is lively at night with tourists strolling. During the day, must-visit places include Haw Phra Kaew, Pha That Luang, and not to miss is Buddha Park, known as 'Park' by foreigners.
It is a tourist attraction created by one person. Independent travel requires leisurely walking and exploring without rushing. I think one day is enough to cover all. Click to see each place. I review food and dining in my style. I like having hot coffee in the morning. Recommended coffee shops are Joma Coffee Vientiane (Free WIFI) or True Coffee (No free WIFI). For early risers who don't eat hotel breakfast,
another option is to eat Khao Piak Sen in the city center. The morning air is nice. Vientiane feels fresh and good for walking. Around Kam Khong in the morning, some people jog or walk their dogs. During the day, if not winter, Vientiane is hot and not suitable for walking at noon. I recommend escaping the sun to the Morning Market near Vientiane Bus Station. The air-conditioned Food Center has delicious food, or you can have
Mr.Hotsia go see a card reader nearby. Regarding accommodation, Vientiane has various price levels like other capitals. Mid-range comfortable hotels cost about 600-800 baht per night. No need to book in advance. However, during long holidays or certain periods, finding accommodation can be difficult. It seems independent travel accommodations in Vientiane are limited. The ones I list below are reliable. You will definitely find a place upon arrival. Mr.Hotsia
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