# Street market and town center in Vang Vieng, Laos with vendors, buildings and distant mountains

> An elevated panoramic view of Vang Vieng's town center in Laos, showing street vendors with colorful umbrellas, mixed architecture buildings with red tile and metal roofs, and karst mountains visible in the distance during late afternoon light.

## Technical Details
- **Photo ID:** `1012081620`
- **Photographer:** Daniel Sczepansky
- **Location:** Vang Vieng, Laos
- **Coordinates:** Not publicly geo-tagged
- **Capture Date:** 2010-12-08
- **Dimensions:** 8229 × 2972 px (24.5 Megapixels)
- **Aspect Ratio:** 2.77:1
- **Projection Type:** cylindrical
- **Camera:** Professional Panorama System
- **Lens:** High-Resolution Optics

## Visual Tags
Architecture > Vernacular > Laos, Asian street photography, Asian town, Landscapes > Mountain Towns, Laos destinations 2010, Laos travel, Southeast Asia, Southeast Asia backpacking, Street Scenes > Market > Asia, Travel > Asia > Laos, Travel > Southeast Asia > Vang Vieng, Vang Vieng tourism, backpacker route, buildings, cultural documentary, daily life, karst mountain towns, laos, local commerce, market square, mountains, off the beaten path Asia, pedestrians, provincial town, rooftops, street market, town center, travel destination, umbrellas, urban landscape, vang vieng, vendors

## Licensing Options
- **Standard Commercial ($49):** Commercial web, advertising, apps, social media, print runs up to 500,000 copies.
- **Extended Commercial ($149):** Unlimited print runs, products for resale, print-on-demand.
- **Editorial ($29):** Truthful news, documentary, and educational publishing.
- **Free Comp Preview:** 960px watermarked comp for layout testing.

## Direct Links
- **Canonical Web Page:** https://www.panoearth.com/photos/1012081620/street-market-and-town-center-in-vang-vieng-laos-with-vendor/
- **License Terms:** https://www.panoearth.com/license/

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