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Satellite View of Pha That Luang using Google Earth Data

Satellite view is showing Pha That Luang in Vientiane, the capital city of  Lao PDR , built in the 16th century. The Buddhist stupa was destroyed by the Thai invasion in the 19th century, then later restored to its original design, it is said that the stupa was originally built on the ruins of a 13th century Khmer Temple.

 
Google Earth: Satellite View of Pha That Luang, Vientiane.
 
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Related Laos Pages:

Landmarks:
Vat Phou
A Khmer Hindu temple complex in Champasak province.

Cities:
 Zoomable map/satellite view of Vientiane

Country:
 Zoomable map/satellite view of Lao PDR
 Political Map of Lao PDR
 Lao PDR Country Profile
 Images of Laos

Continent:
 Map of Southeast Asia
 Map of Asia

External Links:
Wikipedia: Pha That Luang
Wikipedia article: Pha That Luang.
 

 
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