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Famous and delicious in Vientiane, mr.hotsia recommends hotels or "Buddha Park" which was built by Grandfather Boonlue Surirat or "Grandfather Luea" when he was in Laos. Later, he came to Thailand to build Sala Keoku in Nong Khai province. Both places are must-visit destinations if you travel to Vientiane or Nakhon Phanom. Both are tourist attractions recommended by foreign travel guides for their unique and rare beauty.
Some call Grandfather Luea as Luang Pu Boonlue. He was born in Laos and ordained to study Dharma since childhood. He also studied arts. The sculptures were made by him and his disciples. The Buddha Park was built on land given by his parents before they passed away. The constructions and Buddha statues are spiritual puzzles that require contemplation to understand. It is not just a place to admire beauty but a teaching of Dharma principles through sculptures.
You can hire a private car from downtown Vientiane near the Thai-Lao border checkpoint at Nakhon Phanom. Buddha Park is located approximately opposite to Sala Keoku on the Thai side. If you drive yourself, it is convenient, or you can hire a car like I did. The price is about 500 baht per trip, round trip, in a small van. mr.hotsia recommends hotels in the capital city Vientiane. GPS coordinates (POI): 17 54 44.627 N, 102 45 53.1 E; 17 54 44.531 N, 102 45 53.399 E; 17 54 43.943 N, 102 45 54.113 E
17 54 42.827 N, 102 45 55.913 E; 17 54 45.275 N, 102 45 52.805 E; 17 54 47.027 N, 102 45 51.533 E; 17 54 46.307 N, 102 45 52.457 E; Entrance fee required but affordable; 17 54 44.537 N, 102 45 53.045 E; 17 54 44.669 N, 102 45 53.657 E; 17 54 44.795 N, 102 45 54.041 E; 17 54 43.29 N, 102 45 54.671 E; 17 54 42.804 N, 102 45 55.733 E; 17 54 42.569 N, 102 45 55.715 E; 17 54 42.552 N, 102 45 56.106 E; 17 54 44.405 N, 102 45 53.153 E
17 54 44.459 N, 102 45 52.997 E; 17 54 44.388 N, 102 45 52.967 E; 17 54 45.173 N, 102 45 52.817 E History of Buddha Park and Sala Keoku
