Anousavari Monument (Victory Monument) Vientiane

Vientiane , Lao Peoples Dem Rep
  • Traveler Rating 3.50
    13 reviews 3 travel blogs 5 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Monument, Landmark/point of interest, Lookout

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    2of 19 attractions in Vientiane

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    Recorriendo el corazón de Laos

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    Llegamos a la capital de Laos y nos llevamos una grata sorpresa, la ciudad estaba limpia, con bonitos restoranes, sin congestión, poco ruido, que alivio.

    El bus que tomamos, que era un bus con "cama doble" finalmente nos resultó fatal, ya que no pude dormir considerando el espacio…claro, están hecho para la gente de acá y los …

  • 2

    Concrete blocks and fishermen

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    We arrived in Vientiane the capital of laos about midday after a slow minibus trip from Vang Vieng, but at least the journey was unevenful this time. We got to our hostel which was a bit run down but cheap and central and easy to find this time so we were happy.
    We had a look around the town but because it was raining we spent an aftenoon of …

Related BlogsAnousavari Monument (Victory Monument) Vientiane

  • 1

    Even the capital is relaxed.... I heart Laos!

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    ... 24 carat gold and the whole Stupa stands at 45 m tall. Completely stunning. The other great monument we got to see was the Anousavari Monument which is also known as the Victory Monument. It was built in the 60s to celebrate the freedom of Laos from the ...

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    Concrete blocks and fishermen

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    ... could have fed the whole street, Tim managed to eat most of them though!    On Wednsday we decided to walk to Anousavari Monument which is a replica of the Arc de Triumph in Paris, just like the Arc de Triumph it never got finished (i believe ...

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    Thank you for having us Laos!

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    ... it was time to go back to Joma. The stupa was impressive and its gold paint illuminated under the bright sun. We walked to the Anousavari Monument and cooled down with an ice-pole under a big tree. We booked our train ticket to Bangkok and found out that ...