Tag: Laos travel guide

Laos may be a landlocked nation without beaches, but Kuang Si’s cool turquoise waters make up for it. With its cool, emerald waters, it transports you to a paradise reminiscent of coastal beauty. As tourism in Laos flourishes, Kuang Si Waterfall remains a must-visit destination, leaving an indelible mark on every traveler Location Kuang Si...

As a land of 237,955 square kilometers and populated by 6,758,000 people as of 2016, Laos is not really a big country out there but it has just as much to offer you as other big-hitter neighboring countries like Thailand or Vietnam. However, even the most well-traveled ones will show a few gaps on the...

Doing a thorough research about Laos’s weather before travelling to this country is essential if you want to be well prepared. Laos attracts millions of tourists every year. There are two distinct seasons: rain season starts from May to November, while dry season starts from December to April. The more preferred time to visit Laos...

Although not as popular as Vietnamese pho, the version of Laos’ cuisine, which is usually made with pork or beef, has a flavor and style of its own. To enjoy Lao pho, which is served with a massive serving of raw green beans, bean sprouts, fresh lime, basil, mint plus greens – lettuce, you will...

Here are some interesting notes that amaze everyone’s trip when traveling overland to Laos. Sandwiches for every meal Sandwich is very popular in every street in Laos, especially Luang Prabang. Therefore, backpackers could eat breakfast, lunch and dinner with a fresh sandwich in an affordable price. In addition, there are around ten stalls selling fruit...

Located a few hours drive from the capital city of Laos, the pretty town of Vang Vieng with its charming waterway is a great destination for tourists, especially for those who prefer adventurous games. The small town of Vang Vieng has a population of just around twenty five thousand with the beautiful Nam Song River...

Standing right in the centre of Vientiane tour, Laos Pha That deserves to be the most impressive gold-covered Buddhist Stupa in Laos. Mysterious and unique, your visit wouldn’t complete to Laos without dropping a visit to Pha That Luang – the most important national monument and officially a national symbol of Laos. As the legend...