[2024 Vang Vieng Attraction] Travel Guide for Tham Phu Kham (Updated Oct)

Found some peace, quite and light place

Tham Phu Kham, which means "Blue Lagoon" in Lao, is claimed to be one of the country's most sacred caverns. As you might think, this makes it one of Vang Vieng's most popular tourist attractions, and it's also noted for its azure seas (thus the name) and a massive bronze Buddha statue. To access to the cave, take a bus from Vang Vieng to Ban Na Thong and then climb to the cave's main entrance. Once inside, you have the option of swimming in the cave's lake or swimming into the inner chamber on a rope. #ancienttomb#ancientlandmark#historicculture#naturalwonders#summervacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

Here, there are no towering buildings, no crowded tourists, and no excessive commercialization. The flow of time seems to have slowed down, making it perfect for leisurely walks, daydreaming, and a few days of "lying flat" lifestyle. Phou Si Mountain is located in the center of Luang Prabang's old town area. It takes 15 minutes to climb to the top, where you can overlook the entire ancient city. Here, there is one of the eight most beautiful sunsets in Asia, with the evening glow and sunset. Legend has it that lovers who come here to watch the sunset together will stay together forever. If you are an outdoor enthusiast, then you must come to Wanrong. And Blue Lagoon is the most fun and joyful place in my mind to directly experience happiness in Wanrong. On the mountain next to it is the famous Tham Pha Kan cave, and the water inside the cave converges into a dreamy blue waterfall lake.