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Introduction to Laos tourist attractions

Impression of Vientiane, a tourist attraction in Laos. As early as the 17th century AD, Vientiane was a prosperous commercial center. Modern Vientiane gives people the impression that the streets are not very wide, but the market is very lively.

There are shops on both sides of the street, of which department stores, restaurants, photography and clothing stores are the most common. In the suburbs, there are mostly wooden and bamboo buildings in the style of the Lao Long people. The front and back of the house are often surrounded by trees or fences to form a large or small courtyard. In Laos, which has a hot climate, living in this kind of house will make you feel cooler and more comfortable. Comfortable. Vientiane City faces Thailand across the Mekong River. During the dry season, most of the Mekong River's riverbed shoals are exposed, leaving only a small stream in the middle. People can wade to Thailand.

Introduction to the attractions

Vientiane, also known as Vientiane, is located on the left bank of the Mekong River at the southern end of the Vientiane Plain in Zhongliao, across the river from Thailand. It belongs to Laos and is a member of the Lao People's Democratic Republic. The capital has an area of ??about 3,920 square kilometers and a population of about 783,000 (as of 2013). The main religion is Buddhism, the main language is Lao, and the main ethnic group is Laolong. The famous attractions are the Vientiane Arc de Triomphe, Xisag Temple, and the Grand Buddha Gate.

Vientiane is a city with a long history, founded in the 4th century BC. In the local language, "Vientiane" means "Fortress of Sandalwood". The name Vientiane is the transliteration of the name of the city by local overseas Chinese. Because it is easy to say and sounds pleasant, the name has gradually been used.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia - Vientiane