Day Trips from Luang Prabang – What to visit Outside Luang Prabang
byTrue, the city of Luang Prabang has enough to keep one busy for a few days, but there are some sights outside town that should…
True, the city of Luang Prabang has enough to keep one busy for a few days, but there are some sights outside town that should…
The Berlengas Archipelago is a group of Islands located off the Portuguese coast, opposite the town of Peniche. These islands are mainly made of…
Luang Prabang’s history goes back to the VII century, when it was conquered by Khun Lo, a Tai prince. The city is also connected…
Coronavirus forced our world into lockdown. Millions flew home, stockpiled on toilet roll and hunkered down to see out the pandemic. But it’s not…
Many will say that there is little to do in Vientiane. For us, Vientiane’s charm comes precisely from being a small capital, that lives at…
If you have visited everything you wanted to visit in Vientiane, and still have a couple of days to spare,there are a few detours…
Whenever we travel to a new country, it is always interesting to discover its obscure and bizarre side. Some of the unexpected facts have…
Expecting to find a series of golden Buddhas, as we got used to seeing them represented in the Buddhist temples, we were stunned by…
Savannakhet was one of our favourite cities of Laos. We had never heard of anyone telling us that the place was worth a stop,…
If you are in Luang Prabang, you should not miss the opportunity to visit the historic Ban Chan Pottery village, which is just a…
When you are in Luang Prabang and take the ferry to go to the other side of the Mekong, you will arrive at Xieng…
‘Welcome to the jungle’. Those were the words Axl Rose and his band mates from Guns‘n Roses yelled on my DiscMan when I was…
We don’t get tired of saying that cyclists are our heroes! Whenever we struggle with a difficult situation, God sends a cyclist to show…
Riding our motorcycle in Laos has been a lot of fun. Even though we were expecting the condition of the roads to be bad,…
Meat or fish? Red or white wine? Appetizer or dessert? Life throws many difficult decisions at you. Sometimes it’s best to trust your guts,…
After a month of self-isolation in Luang Prabang, we eventually found a routine that suits us and the situation. At dawn, we are often…
As, in the face of dwindling resources and fraying ecosystems, the days of our current industrial agriculture are numbered, we are witnessing a surge…
In today’s times of climate change and social collapse, listening to leaders of indigenous communities that have maintained a close bond with the natural…
If it’s true that Southeast Asia is known for its unparalleled cuisine, it is also true that part of its success has to do…
We were surprised to learn that Laos is the most heavily bombed country per capita in the world. During the Vietnam war and for…