Explore in Laos

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Xaignabouli Province
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Xaignabouli Province

The only Laotian province on the right bank of the Mekong, Xaignabouli is renowned for its Asian elephants, award-winning conservation center and annual festival, set amid forests and remote hills.

Khammouane
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Khammouane

Laos is a country blessed with exceptional historical, cultural, social and natural heritage. It counts **numerous sites classified as UNESCO World Heritage**. Caves, temples, and other places that stand out for their beauty and history. Among the gems of the ancient land of a million elephants, Khammouane stands out.

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Northwest and Mekong
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Northwest and Mekong

From the Mekong of teak merchants to Akha villages on the Chinese border, Laos's most rural region, explored by slow boat and on foot.

Si Phan Don and the South
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Si Phan Don and the South

In the south, the Mekong widens into an archipelago of 4,000 islands before hitting the Khone Phapheng Falls, in a plain watched over by the Khmer sanctuary of Vat Phou.

Bolovens Plateau
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Bolovens Plateau

Volcanic plateau at 1,350 meters in southern Laos, home to arabica coffee and Katu villages, between basalt waterfalls and plantations inherited from the 1930s.

Vientiane and Central Laos
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Vientiane and Central Laos

A capital with the rhythm of a riverside town on the Mekong, the megalithic plateau of Xieng Khouang and a pirogue crossing through the Konglor cave in the Khammouane karst.

Luang Prabang and the North
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Luang Prabang and the North

Former royal capital at the confluence of the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers, extended by the Khmu and Hmong valleys of the Nam Ou, Nam Ha and Phongsaly.

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