Vientiane: 100% Private & Personalized City Tour with Car & Guide

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About this activity

Discover Vientiane on a 100% private and fully personalized city tour designed around your schedule.

Whether you're visiting Laos for business, on a short stopover, or simply have limited time, this flexible tour can start at any time that's convenient for you. We'll tailor the itinerary to maximize your time, allowing you to experience the city's highlights at your own pace.

Travel comfortably with a private vehicle and a licensed local guide who will share insights into Laos' history, culture, and daily life. Whether you have just a few hours or a full day, we'll create an itinerary that matches your interests and schedule.

Your tour begins with pickup from your hotel, train station, airport, or another convenient location in Vientiane and ends with drop-off at the location of your choice.

This tour includes a private vehicle for groups of up to 4 guests. For larger groups, bigger vehicles can be arranged upon request for an additional charge.

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At a glance

Duration: 10–12 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–15
Guide: German, English, Italian, French, Spanish
Operated by: Champa MeuangLao Travel

What is included

Included

Included: Bottled water
Included: Fuel Fees
Included: Government-Licensed Tour Guide
Included: Driver
Included: Toll Fees
Included: Parking Fees
Included: Private Car

Not included

Not included: Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Not included: Entrance fees are not included. Guests who wish to enter certain sites are required to pay the entrance fees. Those who prefer not to enter may take photos and enjoy the surroundings outside.

Itinerary

Great Sacred Stupa (Pha That Luang)

one hour Admission not included

That Luang Stupa (Pha That Luang)

That Luang is the most important national monument of Laos and a symbol of Lao identity and Buddhism. The golden stupa is believed to enshrine a relic of the Buddha and is a sacred pilgrimage site. Visitors can admire its impressive architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and learn about Lao history and religious traditions.

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That Luang Tai Temple (Reclining Buddha)

Located just south of That Luang, That Luang Tai Temple is known for its large reclining Buddha statue. The temple offers a calm and spiritual setting where visitors can observe local worship practices and take photos of this significant Buddhist image. It is a quiet contrast to the grand That Luang Stupa nearby.
Patuxay Monument

one hour Admission not included

Patuxay Victory Monument

Patuxay is Vientiane’s iconic victory monument, often compared to the Arc de Triomphe. Built to commemorate Lao independence, it features beautiful Lao-style decorations and carvings. The monument is a popular photo stop and offers insight into modern Lao history and architecture.
Wat Ho Phra Keo

45 min Admission not included

Hor Phra Keo (Ho Phra Keo Museum)

Hor Phra Keo was once the royal temple that housed the Emerald Buddha. Today, it serves as a museum displaying important Buddhist sculptures, artifacts, and religious objects. The building itself is an excellent example of traditional Lao temple architecture set within a peaceful garden.
Wat Si Saket

45 min Admission not included

Wat Sisaket

Wat Sisaket is the oldest surviving temple in Vientiane, famous for its thousands of small Buddha images displayed in wall niches. Built in the early 19th century, the temple reflects strong Thai influence in its design and offers a fascinating glimpse into Laos’s religious and historical past.
Presidential Palace

15 min

Hor Kham (Presidential Palace – Photo Stop)

Hor Kham, the former royal palace and current presidential residence, is an impressive example of French colonial and Lao architectural styles. While the interior is not open to the public, visitors can stop at the front for photos and admire the elegant exterior and well-maintained surroundings.