Vang Vieng is a small town located in the mountains of central Laos, known for its breathtaking natural scenery and outdoor activities. Let's dive into Vang Vieng travel guide for your unforgettable trip! [Read more]

Savannakhet (commonly shortened to 'Savan') is the capital of Savannakhet Province in Southern Laos. This second-largest city of Laos is home to several ethnic groups including Laotian, Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese and more ... [Read more]

Huay Xai - a small town on the banks of the Mekong River in the upper part of Laos in the province of Bo Keo, a famous border gate for tourists every time traveling from Laos to Thailand [Read more]

Unlike the rivers in neighbouring countries, Lao rivers are long and allow for multi-day journeys that makes them more special. Here is the list of Laos most beautiful river [Read more]

In this article, we would like to suggest to you some of the most instagrammable destinations in Laos, where you can take photos and make your Instagram feed even more stunning. [Read more]

Pakse is a town of Champasack province, located at the confluence of two rivers Xedone and Mekong, a quiet town where life runs along the banks of the Mekong River. Let's dive into this Pakse travel guide for your unforgettable trip! [Read more]

Luang Namtha province has surprising ethnic diversity, being home to more than 20 ethnic groups. It is the most varied province in Laos and one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse [Read more]

From the majestic mountains of Phou Khao Khouay National Park to the crystal-clear waters of the Mekong River, Laos offers a wealth of experiences for visitors to explore. In this article, we take a look at some of the top things to see in Laos. [Read more]

Muang Khua is a small town, right in Nam Ou and Nam Phark cross point, with undeniably picturesque view. Although it is stopover to move to Hat Sa, Muang Ngoi, Nong Khiaw, it still worth a day time in this typical rustic country town. [Read more]

A Doi Waterfall, nearly 200 m wide, is located on the Se Pon River, which is the natural border between Vietnam and Laos. [Read more]

Nong Khiaw is a rustic village in Luang Prabang province, northern Laos. It is located on the Nam Ou River with narrow footpaths winding through the jungle and climbing steep limestone cliffs for sweeping views [Read more]

Phonsavan is central to Xiangkhouang province, formed in the late 1970s. This land is also known as "the hills of paradise". The Plain of Jars is the name of this megalithic landscape in Central Laos that was recognized to be the UNESCO world he [Read more]