NamKhan means “water” and “river” in Lao, and is also the name of the river on which this sustainable project is located. The NamKhan Project aims to both preserve and promote the culture of Laos and its ties to the land and nature.
The Plain of Jars, located on a plateau in central Laos, gets its name from more than 2,100 tubular-shaped megalithic stone jars, believed to have been used for funerary practices in the Iron Age.
Kaolao Cave in Nam-Eng Village, Luang Namtha province, will reopen at the end of this year after closing for five months so visitor amenities can be built.
The Laos eVisa is an electronic travel authorization that will be launched by the government of Laos in June 2019. A valid Laos visa online will allow citizens from eligible countries to visit Laos for tourism purposes.
When it comes to travelling in style, VIP-Jets provides private jet charter solutions for discerning clients who expect nothing less than the very best.
Discover the authentic taste and secrets behind Laotian cuisine by sourcing, preparing and cooking traditional recipes using fresh locally sourced vegetables, meat, and spices.
We are excited by the new Khopfa Sunset Cruise now available in Luang Prabang. The new vessel boasts a lounge area with relaxing sofas and armchairs complete with a bar a tapas food.
The recently reopened Le Bel Air Resort & Villa is now a sensational 4-star resort featuring 66 rooms, a riverside restaurant, infinity style pool and bar.
Immerse in spiritual teachings and Buddhist practice during a yoga retreat in the heart of Laos. Luang Prabang is perfect location for yoga, owing to its peaceful surroundings and deeply spiritual history.