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Travelling through Laos is to drift at your own peaceful pace, with golden temples and Mekong moments to match.
Laos Trips & Tours
Surrounded by the big, bold superstars of Southeast Asia, little Laos definitely sails under the radar – and we get the feeling she’s quite content with that. The landlocked country is laid-back in the truest sense of the word: life plays out slowly in meandering countryside scenes, exploration is gentle and captivating, and you’ll feel infinitely more serene as the days go by. But before you start to think life is dull, let us set you straight. This is a destination that is all about the great outdoors and a mist-blanketed rainforest or karst-spotted plain is never far away. Hand in hand with these drop-dead gorgeous landscapes is, of course, adventure, but you don’t have to have an appetite for knuckle-gripping escapades. We’re talking cycling trips around mystical, minority villages followed by dinner with the headman and his family; island-hopping in the Mekong; picking tea leaves in the morning and clambering through historic caves in the afternoon; swimming in ice-blue waterfalls; and exploring buzzy markets and golden temples. As you may imagine from a country where Buddhist temples and French patisseries sit side by side, Laos is a feast for the senses in every way; but there’s also a sense a calm, of unhurried passion, and blended, vibrant cultures that only those who make the journey will ever truly understand…
Laos is leading the way in Asia’s green revolution and there is a huge, country-wide focus on sustainable accommodation (that doesn’t forgo a smidge of comfort) and activities. Rest-assured that your stay, however remote, really does matter to the local communities.
If the opportunity to meet some of the world’s most isolated and diverse communities comes your way, take it. From the hardy, mountain-dwelling Hmong in the north to the tattooed Alak peoples in the south, hospitality is generous and the experience, magical.
Laos is very much landlocked (although the steamy banks of the Mekong sometimes feel like you could be by the ocean), so if you’re looking for golden sands, add on some time in Thailand or Cambodia for a picture-perfect, ticks-all-the-boxes holiday.
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