The Pha That Luang or “Great Stupa” is the most important Buddhist monument in Laos.The large golden stupa in Vientiane is believed to enshrine a breast bone of the Buddha.

• Remember that this is a place of reverence for Laotians so proper decorum and attire are expected of tourists. Entrance fee is a mere 5,000 kip (20 baht or $0.7).
• Around the temple premises, you’ll see other excellently built buildings. You can sit in one of the benches and enjoy a fresh lemonade.
• This is definitely a must-visit in Laos. Pha That Luang is the country’s national symbol and a source of Lao nationalism. This gold-covered Buddhist stupa was built in the 3rd century at the height of the Khmer empire

Patuxai is one of Vientiane’s most noticeable landmarks. The impressive arch is found in the center of Vientiane on the end of Lane Xang Avenue

• Patuxai has 7 floors and you can go up the monument for 5,000 kip. There are many souvenir shops in the 6th and 7th floor. On top of the monument, you can see a breathtaking view of the small city.
• Have you been to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris? Well, Vientiane has something like it. It’s called Patuxai.

The Chao Anouvong Park is a beautiful green park that's suitable for entertainment, shopping, and admire the majestic statue of the King Chao Anouvong.

• Chao Anouvong is found right beside the Mekong river. It is frequented by tourists and locals alike to relax and unwind. You can sit by the banks and reflect on the calm river quietly flowing or bike around the street with locals.