Laos Attractions

What to See in Laos

Buddhism is the dominate religion throughout the country, which results in a plethora of temples and stupas in every city and town, with the most popular being in Luang Prabang. As a UNESCO World Heritage City, Luang Prabang beckons travelers to visit its many temples and experience its rich past and present. Begin your day early enough to observe the alms-giving ceremony at dawn. No trip to Luang Prabang is complete without a trip up Phousi Mountain to see the sunset, after which, one should certainly experience the night market.

Most of the attractions in Laos, such as found in Savannakhet, Bokeo, Champasak, and beyond are rooted in either religion or nature. Wherever one's journey in Laos takes them, no matter the duration, photographers will be in heaven as there are enchanting scenes waiting to be captured at every turn.

Vientiane Attractions

For many, Laos is the highlight of Southeast Asia as it has been well preserved from the mass tourist trail that has inflicted her neighbours Thailand and Vietnam. This relatively undeveloped nation is located between rugged mountains and the fertile low lands of the Mekong, and is touched by both European and Asian cultures.
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Luang Prabang Attractions

For reasons that will soon become apparent, Luang Prabang is often described as the 'Jewel in Laos' Crown'. Even though the town is well and truly on the tourist trail, it has nonetheless managed to preserve its natural splendor and inherent charm, exuding a missed -out-on-modernization vibe. The majority of the city's sights can be reached on foot, so getting a map and making your way Read More...

Bokeo Attractions

All tourist attractions around Huay Xai can be done on foot within a day. Observe the view from the top of the Chinese-styled temple Jom Khao Manilat, an important sacred place for the locals. There is also the stunning French-built wall, Fort Carnot. Both sitesare located near the ferry crossing pier. Read More...

Xieng Khouang Attractions

Xieng Khouhang consists of six districts: Muang Khoune, Muang Phonsavanh, Muang Nong Hai, Muang Kham, Muang Mork, and Muang Phou Koud. Situated in the southernmost provinces of Laos, the area was part of the Ho Chi Minh Trail, where troops, supplies and artillery were smuggled out of northern Vietnam and through the mountains on the eastern edge of the country, and into southern Vietnam.
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Savannakhet Attractions

Savannakhet is easy to explore on foot but tuk-tuks are also available around the city, taking you quickly to attractive sites. Savannakhet's Vietnamese temples and Catholic churches located around the city are worth visiting. Some more fascinating sites to check out include: The That Ing Hang Stupa, the ruins of Khmer at Heuan Hinh (Stone House), Wat Xayaphoum Read More...

Champasak Attractions

One of the most visited provinces of Laos; Chamapsak has a population of around 50,000 and is formed by Pakse, Bolaven Plateau, Paksong, Champasak and Si Phan Don (Four Thousand Islands). Bordering Thailand and Cambodia, Pakse sits at the confluence of the Mekong and is the province's capital, as a result of the Lao-Japanese Bridge crossing the Mekong the town has quickly grown as an area of trading importance and popular tourist destination. Read More...

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