Laos

Laos is oftentimes being neglected by backpackers travelling along the renowned 'banana pancake' trail in the Southeast Asian region, causing the country to be terribly underrated given the unique charm which seems to emanate from each corner of this nation - rich culture and heritage, amicable locals, picturesque natural landscapes and a truly authentic travel experience.

Feel free to learn more from our introduction to Laos or check out the various itineraries, day trip ideas and food options available in each of the cities below by clicking on their corresponding images - be fascinated by some intriguing insights into some of the most exciting travel destinations that this country has to offer!


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