Laos stands out as Indochina’s most underdeveloped nation, with numerous regions seldom visited by tourists. Our experts have identified the highlights of this ageless land and can help customize an itinerary to suit your preferences.
In Luang Prabang, you can experience the mesmerizing dawn ritual of saffron-robed monks as they gather alms in the winding streets. This UNESCO World Heritage town boasts over 30 gilded temples, each reflecting the area’s rich spiritual heritage. To the southeast, the Plain of Jars showcases around 300 towering stone urns scattered across the hills, shrouded in mystery regarding their origins. At the southern tip of the country, the ancient ruins of Wat Phou near Champasak reveal crumbling stone temples entwined with nature.
The capital city, Vientiane, displays remnants of its French colonial influence through its architecture. Moreover, the dramatic limestone karst landscapes surrounding Vang Vieng invite exploration on foot, by kayak, or by bike, appealing to adventure seekers.
