Laos, Indochina’s least-developed country, remains a captivating destination with many areas untouched by tourism. Our specialists have discovered the finest spots in this timeless land and can craft a personalized journey to suit your interests.
In Luang Prabang, witness the serene dawn procession of saffron-robed monks collecting alms along narrow streets. This UNESCO-protected town boasts over 30 gilded temples. To the southeast, the enigmatic Plain of Jars features around 300 massive stone urns scattered across the hills, their origins shrouded in mystery. In the south, near Champasak, the ancient temples of Wat Phou are slowly being reclaimed by nature.
Vientiane, the capital, reflects its French colonial past through its architecture. Meanwhile, the stunning limestone-karst landscape around Vang Vieng offers endless exploration opportunities by foot, kayak, or bicycle.