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Time seems to have stopped in Laos, and life is far slower in this still vastly undiscovered nation. Get to know the real Laos with hiking trips through the mountains near Luang Prabang, sightseeing tours of temple-filled Vientiane, and local boat rides along the Mekong and Xe Don rivers in Pakse. Then, head to nature for trekking, kayaking and canoeing, and other active and outdoor adventures.

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Laos Highlight

What makes Laos unique compared to other destinations in Asia?

Laos stands out for its tranquil pace of life and authentic, untouched beauty. Unlike its more developed neighbors, Laos remains one of Southeast Asia’s most unspoiled and least commercialized countries. Its charm lies in the blend of Buddhist spirituality, French colonial heritage, and pristine natural landscapes. Its unspoiled landscapes, gentle people, and strong Buddhist traditions make it one of Asia’s most authentic and soulful destinations.
High angle view of Luang Prabang in Laos showing river, bridge, lush green town dotted with houses and green hills in the back
Laos' Hidden Gem

One lesser-known, off-the-beaten-path destination in Laos and why is it special?

Bokeo Nature Reserve in northern Laos is a lesser-known destination that offers a truly unique jungle adventure. Located near the town of Huay Xai, this protected area is home to dense forests, rare wildlife, and pristine natural beauty. One of the highlights here is The Gibbon Experience, where visitors can trek in the forest, see the wild gibbons and stay overnight in treehouses high above the ground.
Laotian Culture

What are some key cultural insights you think travelers should know before arriving in Laos?

Laotian culture values respect, calmness, and modesty. Buddhism plays a central role in daily life, so always dress appropriately when visiting temples, remove your shoes, and avoid touching monks. Public displays of affection are uncommon, and showing respect to elders by slightly lowering your head is considered good manners.
Statues of hundreds of Buddhism inside a cave with a view of a river and forest in the background
Tips for Laos Travel

Are there any common mistakes travelers make when visiting Laos that they could avoid?

One of the most common mistakes travelers make when visiting Laos is underestimating how relaxed and slow-paced the country is, leading them to rush through destinations instead of taking time to appreciate the local rhythm and culture. Another mistake is expecting modern facilities and a lively nightlife scene, as most towns are quiet after dark. Travelers can enjoy this slower pace by exploring local cafes, night markets, or riverside spots instead.

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Anonymous | Traveled in March
Discover Laos in Comfort

First time with Exodus - exceeded our expectations - programme well planned and varied - loved the activities - group leaders excellent - fellow group members great company.

Maggie | Traveled in March

Laos is an interesting country that is still quite undeveloped and new for tourism. This particular trip was not very inspiring, and particularly as most of the travel was by train which meant not much of the countryside was seen. I didn’t think the itinerary has enough in it

Anonymous | Traveled in March
Welcome to Buddhist Central

We were among the first people to test out this Exodus itinerary, our group of 11 being the third to undertake Laos in Comfort since it was added to the schedule. I have been hankering to tour Laos for some years, having already been with Exodus to Vietnam and Cambodia, and for me it was the destination and not the comfort that was of prime importance. Having said that, all the hotels we stayed at were excellent, offering comfortable facilities with welcoming pools and good breakfasts. It was a joy to visit Luang Prabang, which is really Buddhist Central, and in particular getting up before sunrise to hand out alms to passing monks. We also enjoyed kayaking on the river at Vang Vieng and visiting (and swimming in) the waterfalls at Nam Kat. Our adventure included four journeys on the high speed train, which now cuts through Laos from China. While this was a new experience for me, I felt it was at least one high speed trip too many. For me, Luang Prabang was such a high I didn't want to return to Vientiane for our final farewell. Hopefully in future Exodus travellers will enjoy an extra night in Luang Prabang and end the trip with flights from there.

Anonymous | Traveled in February

Overall I had a good experience in Laos on my first Explore trip. The positives were a solid itinerary visiting the 3 places of Vientiane, Vang Vieng, and Luang Prabang. Our tour leader Nam was well organised and most of the tour ran smoothly. The negatives were although Nam was nice and helpful he is let down by his communication skills. He wasn't always clear and at times he gave long-winded explanations. He didn't set a whatsapp group until day 4. And it would have been better that our daily plans were posted in Whatsapp to avoid confusion. The optional tour in Vang Vieng at I think USD30 was not value for money. The whole group did this optional tour and the visit to the Hmong village and Blue Lagoon wasn't worth it in my opinion. Lastly the Silver Naga hotel in Vang Vieng had a substandard bathroom with no shower cubicle, making it a 2 star standard.

Anonymous | Traveled in February

Nam was a great guide to Laos. I loved this itinerary and found the accommodations to be comfortable and clean. Would recommend to others.

Anonymous | Traveled in February
Discover Laos in Comfort

A great mix of culture and adventure. Informative guides who genuinely care. Friendly and knowledgeable travel consultants that go out of their way to answer questions and offer previous advice and destination tips

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