Wat Mixai Temple — Attraction in Vientiane Capital

Visiting Wat Mixay was a truly serene and enriching experience. As soon as I stepped onto the temple grounds, I was greeted by a sense of tranquility and reverence. The architecture of Wat Mixay is simply breathtaking, with its ornate gables, intricately carved wooden facades, and colorful murals depicting scenes from Buddhist mythology.

The main prayer hall, or "sim," served as the focal point of my visit, housing sacred relics, statues of the Buddha, and intricate altars adorned with offerings of flowers and incense. Surrounding the prayer hall are lush gardens and manicured lawns, providing the perfect setting for contemplation and reflection.

During my visit, I was fortunate to witness a traditional Lao ceremony taking place, which offered me a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Laos. The experience was both captivating and humbling, and left me with a deep appreciation for the spirituality and traditions of the...

Beautiful and peaceful temple in the heart of Vientiane. The architecture is lovely, with intricate details and vibrant colors that make it stand out. It’s not as crowded as some other temples, which adds to the serene atmosphere. A great spot to visit for a quiet moment or to admire the traditional Lao Buddhist design. Only downside is that there isn’t much information available in English about its history, but still...

Wat Mixai gets 5 points from me, interessting historical and still active monastry. One point must be deduced for the dangerous access with cars driving dangerous and parked all around, while newspaper complain the fast decay of historic sites. what a pity. It has become really dangerous to walk in the historical inner city, from monument to coffeeshop to Wat to restaurants. (visted 2016, 17,...