Laos history is mentioned by the love story of King Pha Ngum and Princess Kieu Lac of Cambodia. He used to be a violent man, greedy for power, but when he married the princess - who was deeply influenced by Buddhist thought, he changed his attitude and became a king loved by the people. dear. The country under his rule became more prosperous.

That merit must be mentioned when the princess went to Laos, she saw that people at that time worshiped ghosts and gods, were superstitious, often sacrificed by women, so she advised the king to intervene to bring Buddhism in to help people change their beliefs. Otherwise, it will not be possible to rule for long. King Pha Ngum obeyed. The king built Pasamanerama temple in the north of the Royal Palace for the high monks to reside, preach the Dharma to the royal family and mandarins in the court, besides, small pagodas were also built for the people to worship. Princess Kieu Lac was the factor that pushed Buddhism to become the state religion and greatly influenced the morality, character, and lifestyle of the Lao people.

Laos culture is characterized by many factors, including the wonderful culinary life of Laos. With grilled dishes from close and wild ingredients such as grilled chicken, grilled stream fish, wild boar, deer... and fried dishes. With a spicy taste with Thai influence and mixed with Lao beer, it is so attractive to tourists.

When traveling to Laos, visitors will feel close and happy like their own home because the Lao people are gentle, funny and hospitable. Laos tourism is not only unique and attractive by the traditional festivals of Bunpimay festival (Lao New Year), but also by the festivals that take place regularly throughout the year.

If you are a lover of discovering new and mysterious places, you can move to Laos to find majestic caves and have an unforgettable experience.

Lao people eat the most sticky rice in the world and there is no best season when coming here because the year-round climate is exactly the same.

The beautiful and small country of millions of elephants does not have a cherry festival like Japan, does not have a blue beach and golden sand like Thailand, but attracts tourists by its simple and gentle look.

Coconut cakes, grilled bananas, grilled meat… are dishes that tourists can easily find and enjoy while walking on the streets of Luang Prabang, Laos.