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News Laos » Xieng Khouang » Social: Plain of Jars, Laos’ stone vessels of the Xieng Khouang plateau

News channel or source: https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/unterhaltung/reisen/plain-of-jars-laos-stone-vessels-of-the-xieng-khouang-plateau/69940613
Published on: Wednesday 12 August 2026

On the Xieng Khouang plateau near Phonsavan, the Plain of Jars scatters ancient stone vessels across the landscape, turning a Lao highland into an open-air mystery. Moderner Architektur-Render zeigt ...

News Laos » Xieng Khouang » Social: Archaeologists found 37 people buried in one giant 'death jar'

News channel or source: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/article/laos-giant-stone-death-jars
Published on: Thursday 30 July 2026

A newly excavated megalithic container holding skeletal remains in Laos may help finally solve the mystery of the so-called "Plain of Jars." The discovery of bones and other artifacts inside a giant ...

News Laos » Xieng Khouang » Social: Tourism development near Laos’ Plain of Jars to be studied

News channel or source: https://www.rfa.org/english/news/laos/tourism-development-08022023152101.html
Published on: Wednesday 02 August 2023

A private company will study ways to develop northern Laos’ Plain of Jars archaeological site for tourism, according to an agreement signed with Xieng Khouang provincial officials. The Plain of Jars ...

News Laos » Xieng Khouang » Social: Archaeologists discover remains of 37 people, including toddlers, inside an ancient giant stone jar in Laos; how Indian travellers can explore the mysterious Plain of Jars

News channel or source: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/travel/destinations/archaeologists-discover-remains-of-37-people-including-toddlers-inside-an-ancient-giant-stone-jar-in-laos-how-indian-travellers-can-explore-the-mysterious-plain-of-jars/articleshow/133534038.cms
Published on: Tuesday 25 August 2026

Imagine you are walking across a quiet highland in Laos (officially known as the Lao People's Democratic Republic) and bumping into a stone vessel taller than a human being! Now imagine learning that ...