Wat Si Saket
- Wat Si Saket is a Buddhist Wat located in the Vientiane city, Laos.
- The Wat is considered to be Vientiane’s oldest temple.
- The temple was constructed in Siamese style on the orders of Lao King Anouvong in 1818.
What can you find there?
- Monastery wall housing 6,800 small Buddha statues with many seated Buddhas made from wood, stone and bronze.
- Locals offering prayers.
- A garden of with tropical trees.
- Stunning architecture and layout with has a long history from 1818.
- Surrounding verandas, a drum tower, a building of library covered with a roof crafted in the style of Burmese as well as ceiling decorated with flowers.
- Ornaments and sculptures such as the 5m long beautiful exhaustive wooden naga and Khmer-style Buddha shown seating on a coiled naga.
How to get to the Wat Si Saket?
Ave Lane Xang, Vientiane, Laos.
- You may get there on a rented bicycle or take a tuktuk.
More information about Wat Si Saket
- Opening hours: 08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
- Ideal Time To Visit 09:00 AM
- Entrance Fee: 5000 kip per person