Victory Monument

Beautiful building with some interesting history which you can read about inside when you climb up. The view from the top is great, you can see all of Vientiane. Also if you come at the right time, the music will start playing and the fountains start to dance along to the music - I think it may be around 4pm or 4:30pm.

This is one of the most popular tourist attractions that you must visit if you are in Laos. A nice place to take a photos. The architecture is beautiful. Highly recommended!

A must-visit place in Vientiane because it is beautiful and elegant with rich history and stories. It also serves as a small galley to tell the story and history behind it once you purchase the ticket and walk inside and all the way to the top. The view on the top is incredible. Don’t miss out on it.

A beautiful monument with a nice view. The entrance fee for foreigners is 30,000 kip. I recommend visiting at night, as it is beautifully lit. You can only get to the top during the day.

Highly recommend this monument that is very similar to Paris' Arc de Triumphe. There is a small entrance fee for adults where visitors climb stairs into a few exhibition halls that outlines the construction history and cultural significance of this monument. Quite informative and interesting. Beautiful architecture and recently restored, this monument has pleasant garden surroundings and water fountains. Nice escape from the sun and heat during the day. Water fountain show can be enjoyed in evenings. Nice panoramic views of Vientiane city.

Very cool to come check out to take photos and learn some history of the Monument. 30000kip, for foreigners to walk up the stairs to check out the upper levels of the monument. Great views of the city from up top. I believe the fountain ⛲️ only operates in the morning and at night.

A very important monument for Laos which commemorates their independence from France. It really was a sight to see. Loved how it looks at night too and you will see the fountains with colorful lights. You can also go up inside where you can learn more about its history and some other facts about Laos. You can also see the view from above. The ticket is 30,000 kip for foreigners. You can only go up until 5pm. A great place to see when in Laos.

It's a great spot to chill just like the locals do especially when it's sunny, don't underestimate the scorching heat. This monument signifies how Laotian fought for their independence from French colonialism. It resembles and looks almost like a little sister of Arc De Triomphe of Paris France. The history explains though.