Which country do you travel to? You only need to visit seven scenic spots to know all the history.

Laos is a Buddhist country where all the people believe in Buddhism and Hinayana Buddhism. Therefore, temples in Laos can be seen everywhere. The tour to Vientiane, the capital of Laos, is a Buddhist culture and a major temple. For friends who come to visit, the seven tourist attractions in Vientiane, Laos are helpful for understanding the history of Laos, so the cost is free.

1. Talong

What is it in Talong Lao? Flower pagoda? Or? Royal tower? Tatluan, the symbol of Laos, is held in Laos every November. Tatluan Festival is the largest traditional religious festival in Vientiane, the capital of Laos. During the festival, people give alms in the morning and hold candles at night. Thousands of people gather in front of Tatluan Stadium to enjoy the celebration. Tatluan is facing King La.

2. Simons,

recognized as one of the most popular temples in Vientiane, was established in 1563. A very interesting story about the temple. When the temple was built here, Simon's pregnant woman spontaneously threw herself into the reef, and the stone pillar at the core of the reef jumped into the pit, which was a part of the temple. Simon? Women, people often come here to pray, especially, asking their sons, Laos civilians, to come here to pray if they want to have children, as if there were? Shengze? The mood, this is the legendary China? Gamete Guanyin? Similar.

3. Sisage Temple

Established in p>1819, Sisage Temple was built under the last king of Laos, Anuwang, and it is about a Buddha statue. This temple is also a museum in Laos, and various forms of Buddha statues are not surprising compared with the 5 arhat temples in South Korea.

4. Badese

Badese, what is the English name? Arc de Triomphe? Now we also become the names of tourists, the landmark buildings in Laos, which were built like the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France in 1962, and the complex of European and Lao architectural styles. In Laos, the place name of 42 kilometers and 58 kilometers refers to the distance from the Arc de Triomphe.

5. Xiangkun Temple

Xiangjun Temple is also known as? Buddha park? Next to the Mekong River in the southeast of Vientiane, there are more than 2 sculptures of Hinduism and Buddhism. At the entrance of Xiangkun Temple, there are two famous statues, giant statues in the shape of pumpkins, and a 4-meter-long pumpkin with a Buddha statue lying on its front with a huge stone statue opened, which is called? Heaven? Climbing along the top of the pumpkin, the entrance looks around, as if the statues of Xiangkun Temple are side by side like the paradise of this world. Xiangkun Temple was designed and built in 1958 by bunleua sulilat, a senior monk, and it combines the thoughts of Hinduism and Buddhism. Therefore, the Buddha statues in the temple have a wonderful feeling.

6. Jade Temple

Jade Buddha is a rare treasure. The Jade Temple was founded in 1565 at the order of King Seta Tira, the king of Lancang. At that time, King Seta, Rose and Luang Prabang were Vientiane, the capital of Laos, and moved to build the Jade Temple as a place of worship. In fact, Jade Buddha was spread here, and many things were moved to Southeast Asia. Chiang Mai moved from Luang Prabang to Vientiane again.

7. Moon Island Beach

Incredible story, but Laos is the only landlocked country in Southeast Asia, so it doesn't face the sea. There is no sea in Laos, but there is a vast flat land beside the Mekong River in Vientiane, which seems to be a beautiful seaside. What does the Lao people's longing for the sea mean in Vientiane Lao? The city of the month? Therefore, the seaside, called Moon Island, washes its face every day, and stands on the beach when the sun sets in the evening. The sunset is the shadow of the golden hook hanging upside down on the Mekong River, which is beautiful. For a day's travel, the night market in the evening has also become the best place for games.