Very professional, knowledgeable, and friendly. It was a beautiful site to see. The presentations were very well put together. We also got a chance to tour the inside of the plant. That's lots of information here for students to grasp and learn how a Hydropower Plant really works.

Excellent visite, with many detail and precise details on the project. It is a passionating visit for those looking for overview, technical details, social aspects and very nice pictures. Explanations are of high-quality. A movie is available allowing for getting a Lao perspective on the project. A must to see!

Great displays allow visitors to gain a better understanding of the social, environmental and economic benefits brought to this rural area of Laos. The engineering design and adaptations for protecting the environment really stand out.

Very interesting place to learn about why and how the area around Thalang was flooded. Very friendly and English speaking staff to give you more information.

Worth a quick stop, to learn about the Dam and other infrastructure works around the area. Nice for a quick break inside the AC too.

Amazed by the magnitude of this hydropower project. Provide good knowledge of how this development was constructed to balance economy and environment.

Interesting to learn about the dam and the challenges that comes with this kind of energy. Clean and well-maintained visitor centre.

Nice and clean Waterfall nearby where you can.pick bananas.off the.tree

Temporarily closed on 11.12.2022. I would like to know more about it and the flooded forest and destroyed nature

Really cool experience with models and explanations of the ins and outs of the project. It has clearly done a great deal of good for Laotian people. However, I didn’t find it difficult to research and discover some other covered truths not highlighted in the exhibition. Such as poor maintenance causing huge leaks, leading to flooding events and landslides killing people and inundating villages. Some villagers have still yet to be compensated for their displacement. Left without food and water security. DYOR

It was open, but the exposition was unavailable