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Don‘t forget to visit the cave. A short steep walk from the lagoon.

Blue Lagoon No. 4 – this is a wonderful place to swim and relax. An entrance fee is charged unless the guard is taking his afternoon nap...

A very nice and big cave. Take the torch light

Especially at sunset (and at sunrise if you're an early riser, when it's much less crowded), you have a fantastic view of the region and the karst mountains. The path up is secured with ropes and bamboo poles. Sturdy shoes are recommended. It gets crowded in the evenings. Easily accessible from Vangvieng by tuk-tuk, bicycle, or scooter. It's likely to be very slippery in the rain!

Not far from Vang Veng, you can visit four caves in a row. In the first one, you can even go tubing. In the other two, you can walk quite a way inside (with good footwear! The floors are wet and slippery; headlamps can be rented there) until it gets increasingly narrow and low. There are stalactites and stalagmites. In the fourth cave, there's a stalactite that looks like an elephant. Easily accessible from Vang Veng by tuk-tuk.

Entrance fee 5000 Kip

The most beautiful temple in Vang Vieng with its own charm!

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