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![Inauguration of the Laos Art Museum: A New Cultural Landmark](https://kampatour.com/pic/blog/8713765a-ae0b-4e52-b366-e0492a845b06-w.120-q.80.png)
Inauguration of the Laos Art Museum: A New Cultural Landmark
The new Laos Art Museum officially opened its doors on January 5 in Non Sa-at village, Xaythany district, Vientiane, marking a significant milestone in Laos' cultural preservation efforts. The museum's construction began in 2021 with a budget exceeding USD 50 million.
![The Sa Dec flower village shines brightly as Tet approaches](https://kampatour.com/pic/blog/fbb5fef3-d926-49de-8a55-161a6b2699d3-w.120-q.80.jpg)
The Sa Dec flower village shines brightly as Tet approaches
As the Vietnamese Lunar New Year (Tet Nguyen Dan) approaches, the Sa Dec flower village (in Sa Dec City, Dong Thap Province) enters its most vibrant period, with flowers in full bloom. The atmosphere becomes lively, filled with bustling floral trade and exchange activities. This location attracts numerous visitors who come to admire the scenery, take photos, purchase flowers for Tet, and explore the lives of the residents in the traditional village.
![Vietnam Hosts Its First-Ever International Lantern Festival](https://kampatour.com/pic/blog/b1353b06-4f21-4adc-9b89-7d5ae4c05bd7-w.120-q.80.jpg)
Vietnam Hosts Its First-Ever International Lantern Festival
The Ocean International Lantern Festival is a one-of-a-kind celebration in Vietnam, proudly showcasing traditional handicrafts as its centerpiece. Over an incredible 58 days, immerse yourself in breathtaking lantern masterpieces, exciting events, and unforgettable festive experiences. Don’t miss this spectacular journey—come and be part of the magic!
![BENG MEALEA – The Temple Forgotten for Centuries within the Angkor Complex](https://kampatour.com/pic/blog/9ab4a0d4-19e4-4eca-98d5-7f54cb704b22-w.120-q.80.jpg)
BENG MEALEA – The Temple Forgotten for Centuries within the Angkor Complex
Beng Mealea Temple, presumed burial site of King Suryavarman II, is part of the Angkor complex. Today, only ruins remain after centuries of being forgotten and engulfed by the jungle.