Things to do in Champasak

Vat Phou

Champa Saiwapu Temple is one of the famous monuments in Laos and was included in the World Cultural Heritage List in 2001. Wat Phu is a 12th-century Khmer-style Brahmin complex situated at the foot of Mount Phu Kao. The entire complex is large in scale, and the temples are all made of stone blocks carved with various patterns. The Lao people compare it with the Angkor Temple in Cambodia.

Vat Phou complex Temple - World Heritage

Wapu Temple is located in Champasak Province. It is a well-known ancient Buddhist temple in Laos. The Lao people compare the Wat Phu to the Angkor Wat in Cambodia, calling them two of the great sites of Indochina. The Wapu Temple is built with stone blocks with carved patterns.

Wat Phousalao

The Great Buddha Temple in Pakse was built in 2011 with Japanese aid. The atmosphere of the temple is magnificent, and people come to pray in an endless stream. Climbing to the top of the Buddha statue, the field of vision becomes very wide, standing here overlooking the entire city.

Prasat Hong Nang Sida

Théâtre d'ombres de Champasak

Miss Noy Motorbike

Rice Field Trail

The Sanctuary

Bolaven Plateau

The Borophan Plateau, also known as "Phulang Mountains", is a rich and undulating plateau in southern Laos. It is located in the three provinces of Champasak, Attapeu and Saravan, between the Mekong River and the western foot of the southern section of the Annan Mountains. many areas. Here is the planting base of tropical economic crops, with a variety of crops such as dipterocarp, mahogany, red sandalwood, etc., which are rich in products.

Wat Luang

WatLuang is a very large and beautiful monastery in Pakse. There is a monk school in the monastery with less than 200 students. Here you can watch monks accept alms and also communicate with them. The courtyard is lined with green trees and the environment is very good, making people feel physically and mentally peaceful.