If you go to Savannakhet province and have no idea where to go, Beungva marsh is one of the more popular places for people who love eating fish and sightseeing.
Beungva is a beautiful natural tourist site, located in Beungva village, Kaysone Phomvihane district. It is located in the eastern part of the capital of the province about 8 km from the centre. The area provides a water reservoir for local farmers to do dry season rice farming.
In addition, Beungva is also a place for local fishermen to catch aquatic creatures such as fish, shrimp, crabs and snails.
At this time of year, a visit to Beungva should be an amazing experience as you will be rewarded with fresh air and wind blowing through the hut you are sitting in.

In addition to a cooling dip, make the most of the freshwater fare yielded up by the swollen waters of the reservoir. The dry season brings a low in the level of the reservoir and rivers, and fishermen in nearby villages spend the whole day catching fish to sell at restaurants around the reservoir.
It is realized that the air and a gentle breeze were rising from the reservoir. Beungva looks like a small sea.
There are more than 40 huts along the small road passing through Beungva Village to be for lunch with quickly offered services. Various Lao foods have consisted and requested European dish. Grilled fish with papaya salad is as a famous favour.
While in the area, visitors are also advised to take time to see Vat Xayaphoum, That Inhang, and the dinosaur museum.