About this tour
The calm streets of Vientiane, the capital of Laos, are a symbol of the country and are a relaxing spot for travelers traveling through Southeast Asia.
The tour will take you to Wat Si Saket, the oldest intact Buddhist temple in Vientiane, formerly known as the Emerald Buddha (pha). We will completely conquer the main tourist spots that are always listed in guidebooks, such as Wat Ho Phakeo, where the famous kaew was located, That Luang, a three-story pagoda and a national symbolic monument, Patuxai, which was modeled after the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, and Salat Sao (market), where you can get a glimpse of local life!
Immerse yourself in Vientiane, the capital of Laos, which is said to be "Southeast Asia's last paradise."
Schedule
08:30
From hotel to Wat Ho Phakeo
09:00
Wat Si Saket
09:30
Turtle Anne
10:20
Patou Sai
11:15
Talat Sao
12:00
To the hotel
*Departure in the afternoon (13:30) is also possible.
*Patuxai (Arc de Triomphe) is located next to the Prime Minister's official residence, so you cannot go up there when government guests are present.
Included items/Precautions
Included
1. Car 2. Tourist permit
3. Japanese guide
4. Ticket
*Afternoon (13:
What is not included
1. Drinks 2. Other things you need
Notes
-Tour schedule may be changed or canceled depending on weather, traffic conditions, etc.
- Customers are responsible for managing their valuables and luggage.
*Afternoon (13:30) departure is also possible.
Accommodation/gathering information
Pick up time/location
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Cancellation Policy for This Tour
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Free up to 2 days before the participation date, 100% charge up to 1 day before the participation date.
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Free up to 2 days before the participation date, 100% charge up to 1 day before the participation date.
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Prices are in Japanese yen (JPY). You will continue to the existing official booking and payment system, which may display Japanese. Guide languages and departure points remain as stated in each tour.