Travel || Check in at the busiest Tarun Festival in Laos

|| Check in at the busiest Tarun Festival in Laos. Just arrived in Laos It's both a trip and a job The first impression of Laos is the tuk-tuk (KOKKOK Move) that shuttles through the streets. Download the software in advance for easy travel The dilapidated streets are lined with Rovang trees There are French villas everywhere in the narrow streets and alleys Chinese shops and glittering temples Low buildings are full of dense wires ... What surprised me was The first trip to Laos coincided with the local annual grand festival--Tarun Festival The Tarun Festival (Pha That Luang) lasts for a week From November 23-27, there are fireworks, music, food, and drinking every day The whole city is full of joy The last morning of the festival is alms The citizens of the whole city gather at the Tarun Temple Hundreds of monks began to accept the alms and flowers, food offerings from the good men and women The last of the festival is a wonderful and magical candlelight parade around the tower Fireworks are set off to celebrate Because of the festival The vehicles are very congested this week If you are not going too far, it is recommended to walk Don't go to Fengweihan Avenue (Laos 13 kilometers) It's hard to move The food during the festival is full of eyes Prices range from 10,000 to 100,000 kips Let you eat and touch the wall After the festival, return to normal travel After breakfast, from the Arc de Triomphe, Xisage Temple, Jade Buddha Temple to the Mekong River Have a special cocktail and a meal of authentic Laotian food End the day's journey at the sunset river meow