Laos travel guide

If you’re contemplating a trip to Laos in September, it’s essential to consider the weather conditions and the best places to visit during this time. September may not be the most beautiful time of the year to visit Laos, but it also offers its own charm and various wonderful features for travelers when coming. This...

Laos and Cambodia are fascinating countries that provide visitors with unique experiences, cultural treasures, and breathtaking landscapes. If you’re unsure about whether to visit Laos or Cambodia, this blog post will compare several aspects, such as accessibility, experiences, accommodations, and budget considerations, to help you choose the destination that best aligns with your travel preferences....

Si Phan Don, also known as the 4000 Islands, is a serene and picturesque archipelago located in southern Laos. Situated in the Mekong River, this enchanting destination is renowned for its natural beauty and laid-back atmosphere. Let’s join a journey with Indochina Voyages to this river archipelago to discover what makes it the ideal place...

Pakbeng, a hidden gem nestled along the banks of the Mekong River in Laos is a very impressive rural place indeed. This picturesque town offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural encounters, and serene riverside views. Embark on a journey to Pakbeng and immerse yourself in the authentic charm of this tranquil destination with...

This travel blog covers everything you need to know as a traveler, including visa requirements, local customs, transportation options, top attractions, cuisine, and more. Here are all the interesting notes that Indochina Voyages Team gives to amaze everyone’s trip when traveling to Laos. Where is Laos? Laos, officially known as the Lao People’s Democratic Republic,...

About four hours bus ride north of the Laos capital, Vang Vieng is a tourist-oriented town in Vientiane Province which lies on the Nam Song River. Surrounded by splendid karst scenery and overflowing with activities such as caving and tubing down the river, Vang Vieng has something for everyone. In this comprehensive travel guide, Indochina...

Laos is bordered by Thailand and Vietnam, as well as China in the north, Myanmar in the northwest, and Cambodia in the south. Forests and mountains cover most of the country’s land while it has no coastline border. Despite its geographic disadvantage compared to other countries in the area, Laos still offers a great experience...

If only have 24 hours in Laos, what are you gonna eat? Laos is a treasure trove for food enthusiasts, and the street food Laos scene is a testament to the country’s rich culinary heritage. Laos cuisine combines the cultures of Vietnam and Thailand. From aromatic curries to fiery salads, there’s something to tantalize every...