Wat Si Muang Temple
Buddhist temple · Vientiane ·

Wat Si Muang Temple

Buddhist temple · Vientiane ·

16th-century temple with intricate art, peaceful vibes, and good luck

Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null
Wat Si Muang Temple by null

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15 Rue Bourichane, Vientiane, Laos Get directions

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15 Rue Bourichane, Vientiane, Laos Get directions

+856 20 99 690 409

Features

restroom
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

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Nov 3, 2025

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Sumiitra S.

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A very beautiful temple in Vientiane, Laos. The statues and fresco's are wonderful works of art. There are many temples in Vientiane and for a Buddhist it's good to see the most of them kept in a good condition. If you're a tourist you may feel like all the temples are the same but look a little deeper and there are details that will differentiate them from one another. Or there could also be other factors like the particular power of a certain temple.

Nat T.

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Wat Si Muang is a truly special place to visit. The temple grounds are nice, clean, and very well maintained, making it a comfortable spot for both locals and tourists. It’s not just a place of worship but also a site rich in beautiful cultural heritage – from the architecture to the atmosphere, everything feels meaningful and serene. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area who wants to experience authentic Lao culture and enjoy some quiet, peaceful time in Vientiane.

nawin P.

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Visited Wat Si Muang in Vientiane—a sacred temple known for its deep spiritual significance. The temple houses the city's revered city pillar and is steeped in rich history and legend. Inside, the serene atmosphere and intricate architecture offer a peaceful retreat from the bustling city.

Phu D.

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Wat Si Muang: Free parking, free entry, peaceful vibes, friendly monks, and many locals come here for their cultures

Nigel Fowler S.

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Wat Si Muang is considered to be one of Vientiane's most popular and revered places of worship. As such the temple is always busy with lay people and tourists. The original temple dates to 1563, but was destroyed in 1828. The present wat was built in 1915. The main Ordination Hall consists of two rooms. In the front chamber two monks offer blessings. The second chamber contains an elaborate altar where lay people come to give offerings. A really interesting place to visit.

Markéta J.

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Wat Si Muang is a beautiful and spiritually significant temple in Vientiane. The atmosphere is peaceful, and the intricate decorations make it a stunning place to visit. It’s an important site for locals, with a unique blend of history and culture. A must-see for those exploring the city’s temples

陳曦

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a famous temple with so many sculptures squeezed in a surprisingly high density. almost like an exhibition or musium, quite fun to take a walk and observe the shape and color usage of each of them. if you expect an authentic buddism temple with calm ambience, you may feel it's too chaotic and scattered. but the naturally randomnessly placed sculptures and temples seemed to represent the local people's natural and relaxing religious life. a must visit for tourists.

K T.

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This is one of Vientiane’s most well-known temples, with a spacious, clean, and peaceful atmosphere. The temple features distinctive architecture, making it a culturally rich and visually striking place to visit. 🙏 It’s a popular spot for both locals and tourists, who come to pay respect and explore throughout the day.