Laos Travel Information and Inspiration
Thinking about a holiday in Laos? Here you will find a collection of our favourite Lao travel articles, videos and stories to give you an insight into what a holiday in Laos can offer.
Laos is known for its temples, and nowhere is this more true than in Luang Prabang, the ancient Royal Capital. There are so many temples to choose from and all have their own stories and fascinating histories. To give you a start, here are our Top 10 Temples in Luang Prabang.
The first LaoSafe certified restaurants in Luang Prabang and Vientiane for your delicious (and safe!) dining experience in Laos. Check this out to find out more about the programme, why you should care and who these restaurants are.
While guests experience The Academy as a unique hotel and restaurant offering delicious food with enthusiastic staff, it's much more than that - this really is all about education.
There is no better way to understand Lao culture than through the medium of Lao food. Join us on this culinary exploration of Lao food and insight into Lao culture. Better still, follow this up by visiting an enjoying a traditional Lao meal.
24 Hours in Vientiane is simply not enough, so check out our recommendations for your second day in Vientiane, with plenty to see, do and eat! Get ideas often overlooked by visitors and residents alike!
Laos is a spectacularly beautiful place for a holiday, and has some amazing places to capture those perfect instagrammable moments. Here's 10 of our favourite Instagram spots around Laos.
Get a great insight into how to spend 24 hours in Luang Prabang, Laos. From temples to sunset cocktails, beautiful botanical gardens and the finest in traditional art and crafts, this will give you an insight into a region of Laos with so much to offer.
Laos is a foodie’s paradise, especially for those looking to add an experiential flavour into the mix. Ever had a yearning to milk a buffalo, plant rice in paddy fields or to harvest your own coffee beans while learning about and enjoying the fruits of your labour?
The Thakhek Loop, also known as the Kong Lor Loop, is a spectacular 3-4 day trip around the karst limestone peaks of Khammouane Province in central Laos. The 450km journey includes over 30 scenic sites to visit along the way including the 8km long Kong Lor Cave.
The Cave of Teeth Hidden in the mountains of northern Laos, Tham Khieo (the Cave of Teeth) is shrouded in mystery and rarely visited even by the most adventurous of travellers. Thought to be a cave used by the Pathet Lao during the Indochina War, local folklore includes that it may have been used to
Laos offers a wealth of off-road biking opportunities all over the country. Check out this single track bamboo route from the Mekong plains to the Phou Phenang Plateau just north of Vientiane.
The Jungle Jars of Luang Prabang Jungle Jars is a social enterprise which works with local communities on the production and sale of high-quality water bottles, with the goal of supporting rural development and community empowerment. It was started with the support of staff members from Tiger Trail during the COVID-19 shutdowns that brought tourism
Laab is often considered the national dish of Laos. Learn more about the fascinating history of laab, how to make it and what this means to the people of Laos.
Laos opens its borders and is ready to welcome back tourists. Unlike other countries in the region, there are no pre-testing and special insurance requirements. In fact no restrictions at all for vaccinated tourists.
Here you will find a selection of my favourite photos, videos and travel articles from around the web that will give you an insight into Laos and hopefully inspire you to come and visit.
