LAOS

THE BASICS

With Vietnam to the east and Thailand to the west, many people forget about Laos, the landlocked middle sister in Southeast Asia. However, this can be somewhat of a blessing, as the lack of tourists makes for a somewhat untouched landscape and culture that is perfect for explorers.

With Vietnam to the east and Thailand to the west, many people forget about Laos, the landlocked middle sister in Southeast Asia. However, this can be somewhat of a blessing, as the lack of tourists make for a somewhat untouched landscape and culture that is perfect for explorers.

When to go

Like much of Southeast Asia, Laos is best visited in the winter months (November through March) to avoid the large crowds and scorching heat. I personally traveled there in January, and while it wasn’t hot then, I was definitely in need of an umbrella.

What to do

  • Explore the Blue Lagoons: Outside of Vang Vieng are gorgeous natural blue lagoons that shouldn’t be missed.
  • Attend a Jungle Party: Vang Vieng is definitely the party capital of Laos and is widely known for its Jungle Parties.
  • Attend the Alms Giving: Every morning in Luang Prabang there is an Alms Giving, where the local monks will stroll the town and collect offerings.

TOP GUIDES

Itinerary: The Ultimate Guide to Laos

Explore the beautiful Southeast Asian country of Laos through this 10-day guide.

My Favorite Activities in Laos

Need some more activities to add to your Laos itinerary? Check out my favorite activities in Vientiane, Vang Vieng, and Luang Prabang, Laos.

10 Amazing Adventures to Have in Southeast Asia

Heading to Southeast Asia? Check out my ten favorite adventures from when I spent two months traveling solo through Southeast Asia.

9 Photos to Inspire You to Travel to Laos

Check out these 9 photos to inspire you to travel to Laos.

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