Travel Guide

When exploring Vientiane, this stunning Buddhist temple is hard to miss. Located just across the Presidential Palace, Wat Sisaket is the oldest surviving monastery in the capital city built by King Anou in the early 19th century.

The Pak Ou Caves are one of the most treasured religious symbols of the Louang Prabang Province. Several legends tell stories of this site where, over the years, thousands of statues of Buddha have been deposited.

A popular side trip in Luang Prabang, Kuang Si Waterfall attracts both locals and tourists because of its three tier cascades with the main one having a 60-metre drop.

When talking of Luang Prabang it is hard not to employ superlatives, and pretty much everyone who has spent time in the town does. The ancient town of Luang Prabang situated in northern Laos, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995.

Go for Vang Vieng Challenge, amazing place of adventure in Vang Vieng, showing this popular destination from a completely different and previously unseen angle.

Laos is a mountainous and landlocked country in South-East Asia that has long been isolated from the outside world. A visit to Laos is, in many ways, a trip back in time.