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.
Thailand has a number of impressive historical landmarks that have been recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites, among them, the stunning 13th and 14th century ruins at Sukhothai Historical Park.
Here is Khiri USA Mike Healy’s 4th blog about Sri Lanka and how our staff there thrives on innovation and demonstrates Khiri’s passion for discovery.
Every year over 200 Lao artisans travel to Vientiane to exhibit high quality handicrafts at the Laos Handicraft Festival starting this year, 30 October 2016.
The history of Laos is inextricably tied to their national emblem, the elephant. Learn how tourism can help protect and conserve these endangered animals.
How to avoid the chills and ills of travel sickness in remote destinations in Laos in three easy steps: Be Proactive, Prepare and Protect.
A” Night on the Town” in Laos means perusing the local night market for unique arts and crafts. We like to promote responsible shopping for souvenirs that foster sustainability.
Travel links within Indochina between Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam are now easier than ever with better flight connections, expedited border crossings and improved overland travel options.
The Lao version of Southeast Asian kickball is called kataw. Officially known as sepak takraw, it is played everywhere and considered the national sport.
Imagine taking up a protected perch inside a hanging sphere to clandestinely spot wildlife wandering through the forest below. Read about this tour in Laos.
