Restart Tourism in Laos: The Sweet Escape
Back to travel with Nouane, our GM at Khiri Travel Laos, to experience the other side of Vientiane and Mekong river.
Back to travel with Nouane, our GM at Khiri Travel Laos, to experience the other side of Vientiane and Mekong river.
Khiri Travel Laos has created a new country combination experience that connects the highlights of Laos with hidden gems on the Thai side of the Mekong.
Southeast Asia is well known for its ubiquitous and varied means of transport, and in Laos the mighty Mekong River is one of the best ways to see its rural villages, ancient temples, and stunning mountain landscape.
Si Phan Don is arguably the most peaceful region of Laos, a beautifully rural backwater where the Mekong River becomes a vast inland sea, carving the land into an archipelago of tiny islets.
Once a quiet riverside town off the well-trodden tourist trail, Chiang Khan has in recent years become a popular destination for Thai tourists due to its picturesque rural setting and cultural heritage.
Laos might not have its own coastline, but its forested mountain terrain and limestone karst topography offer all sorts of possibilities for thrill-seeking outdoor adventurers and enthusiasts.
Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s historic capital and a booming urban landscape, is rooted in the past but blooming into an enviable dining and nightlife center.
Cambodia is a complete destination in itself but also offers these easy connections via flights or many open border crossings to neighboring countries.
Water is the central focus in the celebration of the Lao New Year holiday in both worship at the temple and playful celebration on the streets.
Landlocked Laos is like the center of a five-pointed star. After a Lao holiday, whether in the north, center or south, the star points travelers to any of five bordering countries.