Sehenswürdigkeiten am Nam-Ngum-Stausee

Nam Ngum Reservoir Essentials

Nam Ngum Reservoir, Laos’s largest man-made lake, covers approximately 370 square kilometers and was created by the country's first hydroelectric dam. This selection highlights the region's diverse offerings, from the high-altitude 18-hole course at Dansavanh Golf & Country Club to the specialized markets of Tha Heua, famous for sun-dried and fermented fish. The list also includes the Lao Conservation Trust for Wildlife, traditional villages like Ban Nanin, and limestone formations at Tha Cave.

Dansavanh Golf & Country Club

An 18-hole championship golf course situated 450 meters above sea level, featuring views of the reservoir and an adjacent casino resort.

Tha Heua Market

Lakeside market specializing in various types of dried, smoked, and fermented fish sourced directly from the reservoir.

Thalad Public Market

Local trading hub near the Nam Ngum dam offering fresh produce, regional textiles, and daily essentials.

Sanctuary

Boutique lakeside resort featuring floating studios and rooms with direct water access.

Tha cave

Limestone cave located near the reservoir shoreline, accessible via a short hike.

Dried Fish Market

Roadside stalls in Ban Tha Heua known for traditional Lao preserved fish products.

SANCTUARY

Wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center focusing on local species including macaques and sun bears.

Ban Nanin

Traditional Lao village located on the southern banks of the reservoir, known for its quiet rural atmosphere.

Wat Nanin

Buddhist temple serving the local village community of Ban Nanin.

Lake

Scenic viewpoint and access point for boat excursions across the reservoir's numerous islands.