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Laos Slow Boat – Getting From Laos To Thailand The slow boat in Laos is one of those experiences that sounds idyllic in theory (drifting along the Mekong River for two days, watching the jungle-clad banks slip past) but leaves you wondering whether you’ll actually enjoy spending that much time on a wooden boat with…
My Vientiane Night Market Experience – Fun And Worth A Visit Located along the banks of the Mekong River, the Vientiane Night Market comes alive as the sun sets, bringing colour and energy to the Laotian capital’s waterfront. Whether you’re searching for authentic souvenirs, hungry for delicious street food, or simply wanting to experience Laotian…
Reasons Why Vientiane IS Worth Visiting Are you wondering if Vientiane is worth visiting on your Laos adventure? I’ve asked myself the same question before spending a full month travelling throughout Laos, including its often-overlooked capital. The short answer? Yes, Vientiane is absolutely worth visiting, though perhaps not for an extended stay. While other Laotian…
MUST-SEE Attractions In Vientiane Looking for the best things to do in Vientiane? I’ve asked myself the same question before arriving in this understated Southeast Asian capital. While Vientiane may not have the immediate “wow factor” of other regional capitals, this city offers a surprising array of worthwhile experiences that deserve at least a short…
Located along the Mekong River, sixty metres above the river, Pak Ou Caves stand as one of Luang Prabang’s most intriguing attractions. After exploring these ancient caves during our 10-day stint in Luang Prabang, I’m excited to share why this excursion became a highlight of our trip. We discovered the mysterious cave temples and visited…
Useful Things To Know Before Visiting Luang Prabang Are you asking if Luang Prabang is worth visiting? After spending 10 unforgettable days in this charming Laotian city, I’ll tell you exactly why. Picture yourself strolling along the riverbank of the mighty Mekong River at sunset, exploring golden temples that seem to glow in the morning…
Located in the Mekong River’s stunning 4000 Islands region, Don Det and Don Khon are two of Laos’ most beautiful yet underrated destinations. After spending five days exploring both of these islands, I can confidently say this peaceful region offers something special for nature lovers and adventurers. When our small wooden boat departed from the…
Looking to navigate the Luang Prabang Railway Station? As someone who travelled through this modern transport hub, I understand the questions swirling in your mind about tickets, location, and routes. Having experienced the Laos-China Railway (LCR) firsthand on my journey from Vang Vieng to Luang Prabang, I can confidently guide you through everything you need…
My 8 Favourite Restaurants In Luang Prabang Looking for the best restaurants in Luang Prabang? The food scene here is nothing short of fantastic, offering an incredible mix of traditional Laotian flavours and international cuisine. During my time exploring this charming UNESCO World Heritage town, I discovered a perfect blend of upscale dining and authentic…
What Are The Best Things To Do In Luang Prabang? Looking for the absolute best things to do in Luang Prabang? After spending ten days exploring the ancient capital of Laos, I’ve put together this comprehensive guide to help you make the most of your visit. Whether you’re wondering which temples are worth your time…
My Experience At Tham None And Angel Cave Vang Vieng Located just over 4 kilometres outside Vang Vieng, Angel Cave is one of the most interesting natural formations in Laos. As someone who has explored this site during my one-month trip through Laos, I want to answer the main questions visitors have – where to…
Taking The LCR Train From Vang Vieng To Luang Prabang Planning to take the Vang Vieng to Luang Prabang train? After spending a month exploring Laos, I can tell you that taking the train is one of the most comfortable and scenic ways to make this transition between these two distinct Laotian destinations. During my…