Situated 183km south of ancient royal city Luang Prabang and 150km North of the Vientiane capital, the small town Vang Vieng is set in the midst of rugged limestone karst, scenic cliffs and rice paddies. This destination is known for being the place of a dreamlike landscape with its natural beauty and various water sports such as tubing, kayaking and rock climbing. Vang Vieng also offers travellers some peaceful places like the small Hmong villages and several 16th and 17th-century monasteries.
This water cave - Tham Nam is one of the most famous caves in Vang Vieng and it is a good place to rest your mind by spending time on the water and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. After a short drive of around 30 minutes from the town centre, you can rent a tube and discover the cave by pulling yourself along the rope to go through the cave.
Would you like to spend time with these beautiful and gentle creatures - Elephants and learn about their habits, stories and behaviour in a beautiful setting? This Vang Vieng Elephant Sanctuary is an amazing place where has 4 elephants only but all of these are in very good condition and looks happy. Please do not worry about ethical standards since there is no elephant riding allowed here.
Tham Chang Cave is used to the refuge during the 19th-century invasion and very easily accessible from the Vang Vieng main street with around 20 mins walk. You will need to walk across the Nam Song River on the bridge and climb up to the cave. Tham Chang Cave will definitely be an interesting place for travellers to explore.
Not to be confused as there are three viewpoints in Pha Ngern mountain: Silver Cliff (also called Pha Ngern Silver Cliff), lower Pha Ngern viewpoint and the highest Pha Ngern. They are not easy hikes but definitely worth doing on a clear day to have impressive and outstanding views from the tops.
From Vang Vieng centre town, it takes about 1 hour by either motorbike or tuk-tuk to Blue Lagoon 3. There are three lagoons in Vang Vieng but this one is the quietest and less crowded. The highlight of this lagoon is the swing and zipline over the water. However, there are still many other things for you such as bamboo raft, tyre tubes and kayaks.
Tham Hoi is a long thin cave that has around 3km underground to a lake and considered the most sacred to locals here with a Buddha statue near the entrance while Tham Loup is a large and stunning untouched cavern with some outstanding stalactites. Both caves are interesting and feature with various stalactites and stalagmites in different shapes.
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Feel the enchanting atmosphere of the well-preserved ancient town of Luang Prabang when visiting famous sites: Wat Visoun, Wat Xiengthong, Wat Mai, Wat Aham, and Royal Palace Museum
Learn about local efforts on protecting wild animals in the Elephant Village and Tat Kuang Si bear rescue center
Immerse in the fresh natural views of Kuang Si waterfall and the surrounding jungle
Explore the countryside villages in Laos and interact with the local people
Get a slice of rural life in Vang Vieng while cruising along the tranquil Nam Song river
Tour around Vientiane’s iconic attractions: Wat Sisaket, That Luang monument, and Victory Monument
Soak in the grace of the UNESCO-listed exquisite town of Luang Prabang and visit Royal Palace Museum, Mount Phousi, Wat Xiengthong, Pak Ou Caves
Partake in unique Laos’ traditions: daily morning almsgiving and Baci ceremony
Experience rural life in Luang Prabang’s countryside and Ock Pop Tock Living Craft Center
Have fun with adorable elephants at Elephant Village
Kayak around the tiny islands on Nam Ngum Lake
Explore Vientiane, the peaceful capital of Laos with its fantastic temples: Wat Si Muang, Wat Sisaket, Wat Prakeo
Visit the country's impressive landmarks: That Luang, Patuxay Monument
Discover the hill tribe villages and stunning scenery surrounding Bolaven Plateau
Visit Wat Phou, ancient temple ruins in the countryside of Champasak
Enjoy the laidback atmosphere in the 4000 island region
Observe the lifestyles and daily activities of local people from Khmu, H’mong and Lao loum villages
Visit the bear rescued centre and main waterfalls in the Kuang Si waterfalls area
Drive a scooter to the Elephant Village to meet Asian gentle elephants and relax at Tad Sea waterfall nearby
Witness the peaceful morning alms giving ritual and the vibrant Phousi Market
Go kayaking on the Nam Song River and biking to Tham Poukham cave
Take in the beautiful scenery over the Nam Ngum Lake on a boat trip
Discover the unusual Buddha Park in Vientiane
Enjoy a day out in Bolaven Plateau with coffee plantations and stunning waterfalls
Experience the tree top ziplines and overnight stay in treehouse
Explore Wat Phou, one of the oldest archaeological sites in Laos
Unwind in the sleepy vibe of the 4000 islands area and visit beautiful waterfalls: Li Phi & Khone Phapheng
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Vang Vieng Quick Facts
Vang Vieng is situated in Vientiane province
Vang Vieng features a dry and tropical wet climate
In 2018, the population of Vang Vieng as a whole is around 25,000 people
This town is along Nam Song River which brings its a great natural beauty and pleasant weather
Its original name was Mouang Song and in the 1890s, during French colonial rule, the town was renamed Vang Vieng
This small town attracts many travellers because of its stunning scenery with a mixture of limestone karst and quiet water
The best time to visit Vang Vieng is between November to March which is the dry season when the weather is cooler and pleasant. During the hot season, the average temperatures can reach 40 degrees Celsius or higher. Some outdoor activities become difficult in the rainy season (May to October).
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Tham Nam (Water Cave)
Vang Vieng Elephant Sanctuary
Tham Chang Cave
Pha Ngern Viewpoint
Blue Lagoon 3
Tham Loup & Tham Hoi Caves
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