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Laotian cuisine or Laos food originated from an erstwhile northern region names Lao that is a part of China at present. As Laos migrated to the Northeastern part of Thailand, Laos food became an integral part of the food in Northern Thailand. In fact, Laos food has ...

Southeast Asia is a group of diverse countries between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, featuring indigenous cultures influenced by Indian, Chinese and Western culture. Instead of cold temperatures and snow in the winter, for the most part they’ll be bathed in a ...

As Laos’ top tourist destination, there is no shortage of places to stay in Luang Prabang. Check out some of the top boutique hotels in Luang Prabang.

Laos is a majority Buddhist country with many functional temples and sacred places. It also has some of least touched natural areas in southeast Asia. If you’re looking to contemplate life and engage in a spiritual experience, consider visiting one of these most ...

Lao food bargains line a narrow alley just off the Luang Prabang Night Market entrance - positioned just right for visitors who want to start their shopping evening with a meal, or for tired shoppers looking for a quick bite. The night market covers Laos’ extensive ...

Laos’ cuisine is as nuanced and unique as its people. With regional flavors and dishes, you’ll find different menu items in the north and south. With a typically spicy, citrusy and funky flavor profile, Lao food is an adventure for the palate. Check out these top Lao ...

Laos has 20 National Protected Areas. Many locations are remote and require long rides over poorly maintained roads. But, those with patience will be handsomely rewarded with breathtaking natural beauty.

Laos is a majority Buddhist country with many functional temples and sacred places. It also has some of the least touched natural areas in southeast Asia. If you’re looking to contemplate life and engage in spiritual experience, consider visiting one of these most ...

Laos’ festivals and celebration occur monthly. In general, Lao people like to party and they enjoy festivals as long as possible. The majority of festivals in Laos linked to agricultural seasons or historical Buddhist holidays since Laos is a poor country ...