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Looking for one bite-sized destination in Southeast Asia? Although it is not a large-scale country, people love it here because of its laid-back vibes and wonderful nature. Laos brings together the mist-covered mountain peaks and profound Buddhist culture. People here are incredibly friendly and skillful in arts and crafts.
Our Laos tour packages offer anything you want! Whether you are a backpacker or from a family group, we specialize in tailor-made itineraries and considerable services in Laos. Read everything about Laos through our articles from visiting top places to what things to do in Laos. Contact us now and start planning a fantastic vacation to Laos.
We ensure that you get the most authentic experience with us, knowing everything about Southeast Asia from historical stories to humanistic culture.
Every part of your trip will be crafted individually to suit your style and budget. Your flights and accommodation are also arranged to match your requirements.
Travel like a local with our tour services, which means participating in traditional activities or eating what local people eat.
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Look at the following best-selling trip itineraries in Laos. From one city tour to multiple city sightseeing, Laos offers visitors a glimpse of the Mekong's relaxing vibes and laid-back life of Lao people. Feel free to tell us your ideas!
Luang Prabang View Map
Excellent -176 reviews
A wonderful 4-day adventure discovering the heart of Luang Prabang, Laos. Immerse yourself in its charm, explore cultural wonders, and create cherished memories. Join us on this enriching journey to experience the essence of Laos in just four unforgettable days.
Luang Prabang arrival (1 night)
Luang Prabang city tour with local lifestyle discovery (1 night)
Pak Ou Caves & Kuang Si Waterfall exploration (1 night)
Luang Prabang Departure (1 night)
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
Luang Prabang – Vang Vieng – Vientiane View Map
Excellent - 268 reviews
Discover Laos' allure on an unforgettable 7-day journey! Your adventure starts in tranquil Luang Prabang, where ancient wonders and lively markets await. Embrace the breathtaking Kuang Si Waterfall and immerse yourself in thrilling Vang Vieng adventures. Explore more with us!
Luang Prabang tour with Kuang Si Waterfall discovery (3 nights)
Vang Vieng spectacular hot balloon ride (2 nights)
Vientiane city highlights tour (1 night)
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
Luang Prabang - Pakse - Vientiane View Map
Excellent -319 reviews
Join in an unforgettable journey through Laos to discover the rich culture and majestic sights of Luang Prabang. Sail along the Mekong River to explore Pakse's enchanting villages and the mesmerizing 4,000 Islands. Finally, delve into Vientiane's historic landmarks.
Luang Prabang city tour with Kuang Si Waterfall discovery (3 nights)
Pakse tour with trip to Bolaven Plateau (1 night)
Vat Phou Cruise to explore 4,000 Islands (3 nights)
Vientiane highlights tour (1 night)
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
Except for our hot-selling trips in Laos, search for your favorite Laos tour according to the other available travel lengths.
Tour Route:Luang Prabang
This tour combines two Luang Prabang prominent attractions, Pak Ou Caves and Kuang Si Falls, on a ...
Tour Route: Luang Prabang & Luang Say Cruise
Exploring Laos differently with a river cruise offers not only an excellent sense of the country but ...
Tour Route: Luang Prabang
This journey especially designed for those travelers who want to get close to the elephants and experi ...
Tour Route:Vientiane - Luang Prabang
The 5-day tour will cover the most popular attractions in Vientiane and Luang Prabang.
In ...
Tour Route:Luang Prabang - Vientiane
This tour will not only take you to explore the Luang Prabang, but also the highlights of Vientiane ...
Tour Route: Vientiane - Luang Prabang
Vientiane and Luang Prabang are Laos’ biggest cities, each with their own unique character. ...
Tour Route: Vientiane - Luang Brabang - Pakes - Vat Phou Cruise
Discover enchanting Laos with its most essential sites in the lands of Vientiane, Luang Prabang, and ...
Tour Route:Vientiane - Vang Vieng - Luang Prabang
This 9-day tour will take you to Vientiane, Vang Vieng, and Luang Prabang of Laos. A place is full ...
Tour Route:Vientiane - Vang Vieng - Sam Neua - Xieng Khuang- Luang Prabang
In this 13-day tour, you will explore the little-visited countryside in Laos, taking in the rice plant ...
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To enhance your Laos tour, we offer extra experiences in nearby countries such as Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, and Myanmar. Make the most of your vacation with extended adventures and unforgettable memories in these beautiful destinations.
8 Days Laos and Myanmar Glimpse Tour
Luang Prabang – Mandalay – Bagan - Mandalay View Map
Excellent -263 reviews
Get a glimpse of Laos and Myanmar in a 8-day itinerary. Unveil Laos’s ancient time in Luang Prabang, discover Myanmar’s royal capital city of Mandalay and take an exciting hot air balloon to enjoy an amazing view of Bagan. Never miss the valuable natural and cultural glad!
Laos: Luang Prabang city tour with Kuang Si Waterfall discovery (3 nights)
Myanmar: Mandalay historical city tour (2 nights)
Myanmar: Bagan hot air balloon ride with Mt. Popa exploration (2 nights)
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
10 Days Vietnam and Laos Highlights Tour Package
Saigon – Hoi An – Hanoi – Halong Bay Cruise – Luang Prabang View Map
Excellent -118 reviews
Go on a 10-day trip with different experiences, from exploring cities to seeing amazing nature, making it an unforgettable tour in Vietnam and Laos. Starting in bustle Saigon, stop at the lovely Hoi An and cruise through Halong Bay. End your journey in peaceful Luang Prabang.
Vietnam: Saigon city tour with Mekong Delta discovery (3 nights)
Vietnam: Hoi An UNESCO ancient town exploration (1 night)
Vietnam: Hanoi city discovery with relaxing Halong Bay cruise (3 nights)
Laos: Luang Prabang city break with Khouang Si Waterfall (2 nights)
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
12 Days Highlights of Cambodia and Laos Tour with Beach Relaxing
Vientiane – Luang Prabang – Siem Reap – Sihanoukville – Phnom Penh View Map
Excellent -118 reviews
Adding 2 days of island relaxation in Koh Rong, Cambodia, your 12-day tour to Laos and Cambodia becomes a unique one. Imagine roaming about the representative cities like Luang Prabang and Siem Reap and stepping on the soft and warm sands afterward.
Laos: Vientiane historical sites tour (2 nights)
Laos: Luang Prabang city and nature exploration (3 nights)
Cambodia: Siem Reap Angkor temple discovery (2 nights)
Cambodia: Koh Rong Island relaxation (2 nights)
Cambodia: Phnom Penh city highlights (2 nights)
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
14 Days Vietnam Laos and Cambodia Tour with Beach Relax
Luang Prabang - Siem Reap - Hanoi – Halong Bay cruise - Hoi An – Nha Trang View Map
Excellent -338 reviews
Ready for the beach pace of Indochina! This itinerary offers charming cities including Luang Prabang, Siem Reap, Hanoi, Halong Bay Cruise, Hoi An, and Nha Trang. Highlight your Southeast Asia journey with the wondrous beach relaxing.
Laos: Luang Prabang city tour with Kuang Si Waterfall (4 nights)
Cambodia: Siem Reap exploration with to Angkor Wat visit (2 nights)
Vietnam: Hanoi city tour with luxury Halong Bay Cruise (3 nights)
Vietnam: Hoi An ancient town discovery (2 nights)
Vietnam: Nha Trang city break with beach relaxing (2 nights)
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
20 Days Thailand Cambodia Laos with Beach Relaxing
Siem Reap – Luang Prabang – Vientiane – Bangkok – Chiang Mai – Khao Sok National Park – Koh Phangan – Koh Samui – Phuket – Koh Phi Phi – Phuket View Map
Excellent -114 reviews
Begin your journey in the Cambodian gem, Siem Reap, then tour Laos's ancient cities, Vientiane. Experience charms of Bangkok, encounter Chiang Mai's elephants, and explore natural landscapes in Khao Sok. Dive into this enchanting escape world!
Cambodia: Siem Reap local tour with Angkor Wat visit (3 nights)
Laos: Luang Prabang city tour with Kuang Si Waterfall (3 nights)
Laos: Vientiane highlights tour (2 nights)
Thailand: Bangkok city tour with floating market visit (3 nights)
Thailand: Chiang Mai & Khao Sok National Park discovery (3 nights)
Thailand: Koh Pangan relaxing and Ang Thong Marine Park exploration (2 nights)
Thailand: Phuket city tour with beach relaxing (3 nights)
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
24 Days Epic Adventure through Vietnam Thailand and Laos
Bangkok – Chiang Rai – Golden Triangle – Chiang Mai – Luang Prabang – Pakse – Vientiane – Saigon – Can Tho – Phu Quoc View Map
Excellent -147 reviews
This tour can be considered as the epic one to explore part of Southeast Asia. You’ll first land in Thailand for its floating market, temples, and elephants. Then head to Laos, where the UNESCO city Luang Prabang is. Finally, get to Vietnam for more discoveries about its Mekong civilization!
Thailand: Bangkok city and floating market visit (3 nights)
Thailand: Chiang Rai and Golden Triangle tour (3 nights)
Thailand: Chiang Mai & Doi Inthanon National Park (3 nights)
Laos: Luang prabang city and outdoor exploration (3 nights)
Laos: Pakse and Si Phan Don discovering (3 nights)
Laos: Vientiane city historical sightseeing (2 nights)
Vietnam: Saigon and Mekong Delta culture tour (3 nights)
Vietnam: Phu Quoc Island beach relaxation (3 nights)
Any Day Departure
Escorted Trip with Private Guide and Vehicle
Luang Prabang, a north-central city in Laos, is unique for its well-preserved architecture and culture, including the French colonial influences. Breathtaking Wats and Royal Palace are worth your visit. You can also visit the National Museum of Luang Prabang to learn more about its history and culture. It is a very safe and laid-back city to stay.
Vientiane, located on the banks of the Mekong, is the capital and largest city in Laos. It is home to the most important monuments in Laos, such as Pha That Luang, an iconic Buddhist building. You can also explore attractions like Buddha Park, Patuxai Victory Gate, and Laos National Cultural Hall.
Vang Vieng, a town in Vientiane province, is popular for its adventurous activities. Tourists, especially backpackers, love the karst landscapes here, which are perfect for photography. You can hike the Nam Xay viewpoint here, swim at one of the blue lagoons, and explore the Vang Vieng loop by renting a motorbike.
Pakse is the most populous city in southern Laos. Pakse is lesser to be known to tourists, but it still has a lot to see, such as Vat Phou, the Bolaven Plateau, and Si Phan Don (4,000 islands). It is also called the "Mouth of the River" for being the joint of the Mekong River and the Se Don River, providing a magnicicent river view.
Si Phan Don is a riverine archipelago in southern Laos. It welcomes an increasing number of tourists to pay a visit here. People would love to go to popular islands like Dong Khong, Don Det, and Don Khon. You can do activities like cycling, kayaking, and dolf-watching here.
Here is a list of the best and fun things to do in Laos. Put it on your plan list for your next tour in Laos. There are more than you can imagine from natural wonders to cultural ceremonies.
Things to do in Laos >>Pha That Lung, a large and gold Buddhist stupa, is a vital symbol in Laos. You can see many intricate carvings and sculptures on its encircling walls.
Patuxai is a typical Laotian design that resembles the Arc de Triomphe. However, you can see its unique style by its mythological creatures like the kinnari.
You should definitely go ballooning over Vang Vieng. It's worthwhile for the breathtaking views of the beautiful Lao countryside.
Grab yourself a happy moment up above the sky. This is the most majestic means of transport ever.
Kuang Si Waterfall is the most popular side-place in Laos, 29 kilometers south of Luang Prabang.
It is a three-tiered waterfall and tourists like to swim and cool them down here. The emerald waters are surely a feast of nature.
Morning Alms (Sai Bat) is a popular tradition lasting a very long time in Laos Buddhist culture. The devoted usually offer food to the monks in the ceremony.
Visitors can buy a basket of food like rice and sit on the side of the street in the early morning to wait for the monks to come by with their containers.
4,000 Islands, also called Si Phan Don, is nestled at the foot of Laos on the Cambodian border.
Many people skip this destination due to its long distance. But there are laid-back bungalows, golden sunset, endangered Irrawaddy Dolphins...
The Old Quarter of Luang Prabang, one of the UNESCO heritage sites, is a captivating place of history and culture.
Stepping into it is like taking a journey through time. Visit the remarkable preservation of French colonial architecture. Every lane and building remains an integral part of the future and present.
November to February is the best time to visit Laos. But you may encounter much more people here during this time. It falls on the main part of the dry season. There is less rain and more sunshine. It's pleasant for visitors to hang around the city's attractions.
March and April wiil be the hottest months throughout the year
Please arrange and book your itinerary in advance to avoid missing the best time
The low season is from May to October when the weather is hot and humid. Travelers all try to avoid coming here. But there are advantages such as a discount on budget, less crowded, and fresh landscapes after rain. You'll find it an unusual experience during this time.
August and September are not recommended for visiting Laos with the huge precipitation
The wet season is the cheapest and less-crowded time to visit
FAQs about Planning a Laos Trip
Laos is a beautiful country with pristine natural sites and a laid-back nature. The cities are friendly, with a unique local culture, and the countryside is dotted with idyllic villages carrying on traditional practices.
A week is enough to see many of the country’s highlights. With two days in Vientiane, you can visit the National Museum and ancient temples like Wat Si Saket. Then, you can explore the limestone mountains, caves, and rivers around Vang Vieng. Finally, Luang Prabang is a must-visit spot packed with cultural and natural attractions.
Explore temples like Wat Sene, take a boat ride up the Mekong River, and visit the Pak Ou Caves, as well as the beautiful Khouang Si Waterfall.
The main international airports in Laos are Wattay International Airport in the capital, Vientiane, and Luang Prabang International Airport. There are no direct flights from Europe or North America, but connections can be found through nearby countries such as Thailand, China, Vietnam, and Cambodia.
The most common land border crossing is through Thailand. Travelers can also enter by road through Vietnam, China, and Cambodia.
Visas are required for most tourists visiting Laos. A visa on arrival is available at international airports and major land border crossings. This visa is typically valid for 30 days and can be extended once for an additional 30 days. It costs 30-45 USD, depending on your nationality.
The e-visa is a good option when visiting during busy periods. Visa on arrival processing times can be long in peak travel seasons. Applying for an e-visa takes 5-10 working days and costs 50 USD for citizens from most countries.
Laos has a tropical monsoon climate with a dry and a wet season. The dry season from November to April is the most popular time to visit. Temperatures range from 20°C to 30°C during the day, and clear, blue skies are common.
The weather is ideal for exploring the natural beauty around Luang Prabang or the peaceful countryside of Vang Vieng. Toward the end of the dry season, it starts to get hot, with highs going up to 35°C. Be careful if you’re outdoors for long periods, and try to stick to the shade.
The wet season from May to October is cooler, but the high humidity can make it uncomfortable outdoors. Bursts of heavy rain can occur throughout the afternoon and evening. While it is a less expensive time to visit, some rural and natural areas can be inaccessible due to poor road conditions.
Laos is a very inexpensive country to visit. 3-star hotels in Vientiane can cost around $25-35 USD a night, and guest houses can be less than $15 USD. Guided tours cost around $20-50 USD depending on the length and location, but entrance fees for tourist attractions are very reasonably priced.
Tickets for Wat Phou in Laos, the ancient Khmer temple complex, cost 1.5 USD, and much of the country’s beautiful natural environment can be seen for free.
Laos has to import much of its food, so prices are higher than in other Southeast Asian Countries. That doesn't mean food in Laos is expensive, though.
Street food is delicious and typically costs 1-3 USD per person. A two—or three-course meal at a mid-range restaurant will cost around 10-20 USD, and high-end restaurants can cost anywhere from 20-50 USD per meal.
Laos' national currency is the Lao Kip. At the current exchange range, 100 USD is worth around 2,200,000 LAK. US dollars and Thai Baht are widely accepted in the country. It is common to see more expensive goods and services quoted in baht or dollars and smaller items quoted in kip.
It’s best to carry at least two of the currencies with you in cash. For small transactions and in rural areas, kip is preferred, while paying for anything over a value of 20 USD is more convenient in the other currencies. The use of credit cards is growing more common in Vientiane and Luang Prabang, but have cash on hand just in case.
Laos is considered a very safe country to visit. Popular areas are generally free of crime apart from pickpocketing and petty theft. Tourists following common sense, and keeping track of their belongings can expect to have a smooth, trouble-free trip.
Traffic can be chaotic and presents the biggest risk to tourists. Stay aware of your surroundings when crossing the road and use pedestrian crossings whenever crossing the street. Mosquitoes can be a problem, especially in rural areas. Use a mosquito repellent with DEET, and sleep under a mosquito net whenever possible.
Some wilderness areas should not be visited with an experienced local guide. Parts of Laos have unexploded bombs and other ordinance dating back to the Vietnam War. Xieng Khouang province and areas near the Vietnamese border along the former Ho Chi Ming Trail are considered high-risk areas.
The dry season is hot in Laos, so clothes made from lightweight, breathable fabrics will help keep you cool. In bigger cities, shorts and sleeveless shirts are generally ok, but locals dress more conservatively, so follow their example in more rural areas.
Sturdy, comfortable shoes are a must for trekking or exploring natural areas. Mosquitoes can be an issue in jungle or forested areas, so long-sleeved shirts and long pants are a good idea. Modest clothes should be worn when visiting temples or pagodas. Clothing should cover your shoulders and knees, and hats and shoes should be removed before entering.
Do learn the local way of greeting. Greet people with a smile and say ‘sa bai dee’ (hello) in the local language.
Do shop locally whenever possible. It helps support local businesses and communities.
Do respect the environment and leave no trace of your visit.
Do be patient if things don’t go as planned. Local people will always try to help you find a solution.
Don’t touch anyone on the head or point your feet at people. These are very disrespectful gestures.
Don’t shout or argue. Local culture is to avoid confrontation.
Don’t take people’s photograph without asking permission.
Don’t engage in public displays of affection.
Visiting Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos together is a deep experience of the cultural and natural beauty of Southeast Asia. With their shared cultural and historical ties, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia are deeply interconnected countries. Direct flights and border crossing points make it easy to transfer from country to country. Traveling by air between three capital cities, Hanoi, Vientiane, and Phnom Penh, takes around 1-2 hours, with many flights available.
Vietnam is the gateway to the region, with the most international flight routes. See the bustling markets and historical attractions of Hanoi and Saigon, the charming landscapes of Laos, and the magnificent Angkor Wat Temple in Siem Reap, and come away with a deep impression of Southeast Asia.
Independent and solo travel is no problem in Laos. The main cities of Vientiane and Luang Prabang are very welcoming to tourists. With some advanced planning, getting around between attractions is convenient, and independent travelers can have a smooth and enjoyable trip.
Visiting rural or isolated areas should be done with an experienced guide. Laos’ infrastructure is often not highly developed, and the knowledge of a local guide can be essential for dealing with any issue that might arise. A guided tour also makes for a more enjoyable trip with all the details taken care of. After confirming your itinerary, we’ll handle all the arrangements, including door-to-door transportation, so you can focus on enjoying the experience.
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There are beautiful hotels, wonderful food, excellent services, and lots of memorable activities in both Vietnam and Laos. I was very impressed here for 10 days! ---Edison