Chao Anouvong Park
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The Chao Anouvong Park is a beautiful park of the city of Vientiane (Laos), located in the heart of the city, next to the banks of the Mekong River and the Presidential Palace in Vientiane. Chao Anouvong is a Green Park suitable for walks, sport, do some shopping, and admire the majestic statue of the King Chao Anouvong. Chao Anouvong Park was built in the year 2010 to honor the memory of the King Chao Anouvong. The Park whose English name is Chao Anouvong Park is a Green Park of 14 hectares where the lawn is interspersed with concrete. Located in a area privileged in the center of Vientiane, Laotian, Chao Anouvong Park capital runs between the North Bank of the Mekong River, the night market in Vientiane and the Presidential Palace. First thing in the morning it is common to find groups of people practicing Tai Chi, in the evenings many backpackers use Park Chao Anouvong to stop along the way and enjoy a beer beer lao. Although it is planned to build a shopping mall and shops at Chao Anouvong Park, today you only have green areas and some Street stalls on the road between the Presidential Palace in Vientiane and the statue of King Chao Anouvong. In fact one of the tours most recommended to enjoy the playground Chao Anouvong is start at the Presidential Palace and walk to the statue of King Chao Anouvong (which gives back to the city, since it is facing the Mekong River), once in the statue of the King, walk towards the West until the end of the promenade along the river, place where market night of Vientiane (night market) mounts each day. On the other side of the Mekong River, in the distance, we have the neighboring country of Thailand. As you can see in the photo, some people come to the banks of the Mekong River as it passes through the Chao Anouvong Park to fish.
Tân NguyễnTân Nguyễn
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It's difficult to say where Chao Anouvong Park starts and ends on Google Maps... The park is really well maintained and a nice place to unwind..The King Chao Anouvong statue facing Thailand is quite imposing by its height by day and by night with its lighting. The walk along the Mae Khong is quite agreeable and stretches long ways on both sides. Locals practicing Tai Chi or Chi Gong in the morning, locals and foreigners walking, running, exercising... Lots of work is currently done to enlarge the area which has amazingly changed in the past years. The Chinese temple is worth a visit too.. Unfortunately some places and walks around were built are brand new, nicely equipped but abandoned..
Eric GrimaldiEric Grimaldi
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An imposing statue facing the border with Thailand across the Mekong river. No info in English at the site so :"The statue was constructed in 2010 during Vientiane’s 450thAnniversary to commemorate the King’s noble contribution to Vientiane during his reign. Chao Anouvong was the last king of the Lao Kingdom of Vientiane. During his era, he struggled to fight against the Siamese invasion of Vientiane. In the end, he was unsuccessful and was captured and the Kingdom of Vientiane was forced to surrender to Siamese rule and ceased to exist. Because of his persistent attempts to defeat the Siamese forces, Chao Anouvong is considered a courageous hero who fought for Vientiane until his death." ( Lao Tourism)
Vincent OliverVincent Oliver
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While most places are the same no matter what time of the day you visit, Chao Anouvong Park presents a different picture depending on when you visit. If you visit during morning, a walk or cycling along the river bank makes you blissfully happy for the day. A visit during sunset, leaves you mesmerized by the sheer beauty of the Mekong river and picture perfect surroundings. As night crawls in this place transforms itself into a bustling market with wide variety of choices to buys clothes, souvenirs etc. You also get to indulge in some mouth watering Loa, Thai and Vietnamese cuisine.
Dr. Kanak KalitaDr. Kanak Kalita
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nice park that is behind the presidential building. if you go here, be sure to keep going to past the end of the park to the left side facing the Mekong/south, past the statue and away from the downtown, where you will find the New World area weather permitting. Very clean and similar to many western inter city civic parks. you can see the Mekong River from here and walk along back to the night market area. (this area shows signs of coming development as of June 2017, so there may be more here in the near future)
tara ntulatara ntula
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I went on a morning hike with the Hungarian Friendship tree in mind and came across the park . This is a large statue of the former king and he is shown pointing across the river to the lost land . He is definitely an important King for the region . The park surrounding I found quite nice compared to some others I visited . There are cleaners - no open toilets in the morning though . Def work a hike for early morning visit and then go along the banks of the river for a coffee .
David HibbinsDavid Hibbins
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