Mekong riverside hotel phone number and contact number

Wattay International Airport 21 Min

Morning Market (7 Min)
Daily Market For Traditional Handicrafts From Textiles To Jewelry, Plus Produce & Street Food.

Hophakaew Museum (15 Min)
Former Temple, Built In 1565 For The Emerald Buddha (Now In Bangkok) & Today A Museum & Shop.

Wat Si Muang (6 Min)
Buddhist Temple Built In The 16Th Century, Drawing Bustling Crowds With The Promise Of Good Luck.

Wat Mixai (5 Min)
Temple And Architecture

Presidential Palace - Palais Présidentiel (13 Min)

Cope Visitor Centre (7 Min)
Solemn Visitor Center & Museum With Displays & Films On History Of Bombings & Related Disabilities.

That Dam Stupa-สวนธาตุดำ (16 Min)
Ancient, Bell-Shaped Stupa Believed To Have Once Been Protected By A 7-Headed Water Serpent.

Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge (42 Min)
3,839-Ft. Long Bridge Providing 2 Pedestrian Pathways, A Central Railway Line & Views Of The River.

Sisaket Temple (14 Min)
19Th-Century Siamese-Style Temple With A Museum & Cloister Wall Housing Thousands Of Small Buddhas.

Chao Anouvong Park (9 Min)
Scenic Park With A Riverside Promenade, Picnic Areas & A Nightly Market Of Souvenir Vendors.

Patuxay Monument (9 Min)
Imposing 1960S War Memorial Featuring A European-Style Arch & Traditional Laotian Carvings.

Pha That Luang Vientiane (15 Min)
Historic 44-M. Gold Buddhist Stupa With Multiple Levels, A Walled Enclosure & A Grassy Courtyard.

Vientiane Night Market (11 Min)
Open-Air Market Next To The Mekong River With Stalls Selling Local Handicrafts, Clothes & Homewares.

Lao Textile Museum (12 Min)
Traditional Building With Silk Samples & Weaving Demonstrations, Plus A Shop For Handcrafted Goods.

Buddha Park (38 Min)
Attraction Known For Dozens Of Buddha Statues In Various Poses, Also A Popular Cycling Destination.