Plain of Jars

Dating back to the Iron Age over 2,000 years ago, the Plain of Jars in northeast Laos has long intrigued historians and archaeologists. These enigmatic stone urns, scattered across the landscapes surrounding the town of Phonsavan, cover a vast expanse of terrain. Theories suggest they were used to store either rice wine or human remains, adding to their mystique. Visitors today can explore these ancient sites, walking among the imposing stone jars and pondering their purpose and the stories they hold.