Laos Travel Guide

Situated close to the center of town, the Muang Sing Exhibition is a good place to start exploring Muang Sing\’s rich culture and history. The…

Along the main Sisavong Vang Road between the main commercial district and Wat Xieng Thong are a string of smaller temples. The largest and most…

Vientiane is sited right on the Mekong River, and the riverfront area of town is a nice place to spend an evening, along with everyone…

This medium sized village is set at the confluence of the Mekong and Nam Tha rivers and is a comfortable place to break the journey…

The Tham Pha Nya In Cave is located 17km northeast of Thakhaek on Route 12. There is no sign, but turn left through a blue…

That Xieng Tung is the most important religious monument in Muang Sing. It is believed locally that the stupa contains the Adam\’s-apple of the Lord…

The very old temple of Wat Visoun, also called Wat Wisunalat is built on the south side of Phou Si hill, outside of the main…

Located 90km north of Vientiane municipality is the Nam Ngum reservoir, a huge artificial lake created as part of a hydroelectric scheme. The lake is…

This important pilgrimage site along the road between Vientiane to Pakxan with it’s huge “foot print” of lord Buddha is a significant placee for all…

The Tham Phachan cave is one of the most impressive caves in the area. This cave can be reached after driving 1.5 hours on Route…

The town of Muang Sing is an area with a rich history. Once closely associated with the Sipsongpanna Kingdom centered in present day Yunnan China,…

The Wat Xieng Muan temples are situated between the commercial strip of shops and restaurants at the center of Luang Prabang and the Mekong River.…