This multi destination tour combines the historical city of Luang Prabang, the Plain of Jars site at Xiengkhouang and the pleasant capital of

Serene Laos is one of Asia’s most unvisited and charming countries, still retaining its colonial character from the time of Laos’s kingdom.

From North to South, this in-depth tour explores the wonders of Laos from its friendly people and intriguing spiritual culture to its

The Mekong River is a sleepy, undeveloped river waiting to be explored. It is Southeast Asia’s longest river and is perfect for leaving your busy

Xieng Khouang province is located in the Northeastern part of the Laos with a population of 196000. It consists of 6 districts: Muang Khoune, Muang Phonsavanh, Muang Nong Hai, Muang Kham, Muang Mork, and Muang Phou Koud.

Situated on a crook of the Mekong River, Vientiane is a quaint city with great appeal and exotic Eurasian atmosphere. This alluring city is the capital of Laos and the country’s largest city but is still small enough to get to know well.

Savanakhet is Laos’s third-largest city after Vientiane and Luang Phabang. The importance of this province lies in its strategic position for traveling from Thailand through Laos and on to Vietnam by Road No. 9, the highway servicing trade between Thailand and Vietnam

Phongsaly Province is one of the remotest of the Lao PDR Provinces, and is dominated by rugged, mountainous terrain and an abundance of thick forests and fast-flowing rivers.

Situated in the northern mountain valley at the confluence of the Khan and Mekong rivers is the former royal capital, Luang Prabang

Champassak province is one of the main political, cultural and economic centers of Southern Laos. It is where historic sites in Pre Angokorian style of the period of Lan Xang (1353-1779) can be found