6 articles to prepare your trip
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.
A 19th-century Laotian residence converted into a museum-house in central Luang Prabang: pre-colonial architecture, craft workshops and ceremonies.
Sam Neua
Secluded capital of Hua Phan province, Sam Neua unveils the history of the Pathet Lao, the caves of Vieng Xay, weaving villages and wild trekking trails.
Luang Prabang
A UNESCO-listed former royal capital, Luang Prabang lines golden temples, colonial remnants and spectacular nature at the confluence of the Mekong.
Champassak
A former royal city at the foot of Mount Phou Kao, Champassak is home to the pre-Angkorian Wat Phou temple and serves as a gateway to the 4000 Islands and the Boloven Plateau.
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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