The Prime Minister's Office of Laos, not the Presidential Palace

The Prime Minister's Office of Laos, separated by a road from the Arc de Triomphe, is also the most conspicuous building around the square. The architectural style is mainly French style, incorporating traditional elements of Laos, with red roofs and white walls, grand and majestic. Many people often confuse the concepts of the Presidential Palace, the Chairman's Office, and the Prime Minister's Office. In fact, the Presidential Palace and the Chairman's Office are the same place, just across the road facing the Arc de Triomphe. The French call it the Presidential Palace, and the Laotians call it the Chairman's Office, because socialist countries do not have a president. The Prime Minister's Office is this building next to the Arc de Triomphe. The entire square is also very beautiful, and there are many beautiful historical buildings around. The fountain at night is not to be missed.