9 articles to prepare your trip
Near Muang Ngoi Neua, the Tham Kang caves combine underground exploration, Vietnam War heritage and trekking through the Nam Ou valley.
Plain of jars
A unique megalithic site in Southeast Asia, the Plain of Jars brings together hundreds of stone urns dating back 2,000 years, UNESCO-listed since 2019.
Pha tad ke botanical garden
Laos's first botanical garden, Pha Tad Ke sprawls at the foot of the Tad Ke cliff, 2 km from Luang Prabang. Access by boat on the Mekong River.
About ten kilometers from Luang Prabang, Nahm Dong Park combines waterfalls, cultural workshops and adventure activities across 18 hectares of nature.
Ecotourism center dedicated to Asian elephants, located on the Mekong opposite Pakbeng. Elephant bathing, forest walks and encounters with mahouts.
Sanctuary founded in 2011 in Sayaboury province, the ECC welcomes around thirty elephants across 530 hectares and bans riding in favor of conservation.
Viang Xai
Hidden within the karst mountains of Hua Phan, Viang Xai preserves the memory of Laos' secret war through the underground cities of the Pathet Lao.
Vang Vieng
Between spectacular karst mountains and the Nam Song River, Vang Vieng has reinvented itself as Laos's premier nature and adventure destination. Our complete guide.
Nong Khiau
Bordered by the Nam Ou River and surrounded by dramatic karst mountains, Nong Khiaw is the standout destination in northern Laos for trekking, viewpoints and remote villages.
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