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Ban Hadsaphai
Bolaven Plateau
Laos
Xieng Khouang
Xieng Khouang, a province in northeastern Laos, is home to the UNESCO-listed Plain of Jars and bears the scars of massive bombing during the Vietnam War. Phonsavan, its capital, is the ideal starting point for exploring this highland plateau.
Muang Khua
A small town in northeastern Laos, Muang Kham captivates with its natural hot springs and ethnic villages. A quiet, authentic stop between Phonsavan and the Vietnamese border.
Nam Et-Phou Louey National Park
Muang La
Pak Ou Caves
Viengxay
Thadeua Rd
Thateng
Phou Phaman
Xayyabouly
Xayyabouly (Sayaboury) is an off-the-beaten-path Laotian city, gateway to the Elephant Conservation Center, Hmong and Tai Dam villages, and the famous February Elephant Festival.
Xe Bangfai
The Xe Bangfai winds through Khammuane's limestone massif, forming one of Southeast Asia's longest underground rivers. A wild natural site, far from crowds, accessible from Thakhek.
Viengthong
Viengthong is a remote town in Houaphanh Province, northeastern Laos. Serving as a gateway to the Nam Et – Phou Louey Reserve and villages of Hmong and Tai Dam minorities, it captivates travelers seeking authentic experiences far from the beaten path.
Safari nocturne à Nam Nern
Parc National Nam Et-Phou Louey
Oudomxay
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