Day dedicated to discovering the main temples and the historical legacy of the city. Visit to the old Royal Palace, now the Royal Palace Museum, an example of architecture that combines Laotian and French colonial influences. Tour of some of the most iconic temples such as: Wat Xieng Thong, the most important and representative monastery of traditional Laotian architecture. Wat Mai Suwannaphumaram Wat Wisunalat Walk through the historic quarter, where you can appreciate the harmonious mix between traditional Laotian architecture and French colonial buildings.

Boat trip along the Mekong River to the famous Pak Ou Caves, known as the “Thousand Buddhas Caves”, an important pilgrimage site. Stop in a traditional village to know the local production of rice wine. In the afternoon, visit the spectacular Kuang Si Waterfalls, one of Laos’ biggest natural attractions. Its turquoise water pools invite you to swim and relax in the middle of nature.

Traditional boat trip to the Tad Sae Waterfall, an ideal natural environment to relax and enjoy the scenery (water level depends on the season). Afternoon cruise on the Mekong River. A quiet and scenic experience where you can contemplate the illuminated temples while the bells that announce the evening prayer ring.

domestic flight to Vientiane, the peaceful capital of the country. In the afternoon, first approach to the city with visit to: Wat Sisaket, the oldest temple that survived the Siamese invasion. Wat Phra Keo Exterior walk through the Presidential Palace. Free time at the end.

Visit the Patuxay monument, known as the Arc de Triomphe of Laos, from the top of which you get panoramic views of the city. Continue to the country’s holiest symbol, Pha That Luang, great golden stupa of the 16th century. End of the tour with sunset walk on the banks of the Mekong River.