That Dam Stupa Review

That Dam Stupa, located in Vientiane, Laos, is a captivating ancient monument with a mysterious history. Cloaked in folklore, the blackened stupa is believed to be protected by a serpent spirit, adding an intriguing dimension to its allure. Its distinct appearance and cultural significance make it a must-visit, offering visitors a glimpse into Laos' rich heritage and spiritual traditions.

Danta is located in the hotel area. There are many restaurants around. All kinds of food. Vientiane is very small. Just walk over and see it. It is called the black tower. The appearance of the wind and sun is black. It is beautiful to take photos with the beautiful green plants around.

Danta, which came through history! Historical relics. Now it has been mottled and seems to be telling the passing of the years! Always remind tourists to walk and cherish! The surrounding hotel restaurants are convenient for accommodation and accommodation!

That Dam was originally reported to be covered in gold which was stolen by the Siamese when they invaded in 1827. There may some truth to this story as the Siamese invaders stole the gold which covered the important most temple in Vientiane, Pha That Luang. The Black Stupa is seen as monument to the massive destruction brought upon the city in 1827 during the invasion, although some question the central premise of the story that That Dam had actually been covered in gold at some time in the past as little in known about the origins of the stupa which suggests that it was never a significant enough religious site to merit the massive investment that would have been required to cover it in gold.The black is said to be the result of the siamese invaders burning Vientiane.

free entry. it’s a stupa at the center of the road and a lot of locals will come

City center is a noble substitute of the city

There are benches around and you can sit down. A place like a place to relax in the city. Go through this road and head along the Mekong River.