Vientiane
Since 1563, this city on the Mekong River, which forms the border with Thailand, has been the country’s capital. In 1826, Thailand destroyed the city almost entirely, sparing only the temples, and it fell into decline. That is, until the country became a French protectorate in 1887, remaining so until 1945. The French left a deep mark—in its architecture, culture, and even its cuisine.
Baguettes in rice fields
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Croissants just like in Paris
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