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.
Experience Khiri Travel’s cross-border adventure – an unforgettable trip from the ancient Thai Kingdom of Sukhothai to Myanmar’s Hpa-An in Kayin State, passing through spectacular mountain wilderness.
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.
Vientiane may be smaller than most Southeast Asian capitals, but its size belies the variety of cultural attractions to be found, not just in the city, but also in neighboring rural communities.
Among the world’s most important ecosystems, Botum Sakor National Park offers visitors a window onto a world of pristine beauty where community-based tourism is helping to protect its future.
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.
Meet Myanmar people, visit a monastery, market and farm and appreciate good eats that are both traditional and tasty. We have crafted this special Mandalay Markets and Fine Food Tour for your inner foodie.
Riverboat trip, local cottage industries, markets, a lunch fit for a king, and a temple in a police compound, all part of new ‘away from the crowds’ experiences in Myanmar.
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.
