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Laos holidays offer a slower, more peaceful way to experience Southeast Asia, with ancient temples, dramatic mountains, winding rivers, and welcoming local communities. Wander through the atmospheric streets of Luang Prabang, cruise along the Mekong, explore the limestone landscapes of Vang Vieng, or swim beneath the turquoise waters of Kuang Si Falls. Discover colourful markets, fragrant Lao cuisine, traditional villages, and centuries-old Buddhist temples, or simply find a quiet spot beside the river and watch the world go by. From misty mountains in the north to the laid-back islands of the Mekong in the south, Laos is full of beautiful places and memorable experiences.

Laos is a destination where the journey itself becomes part of the experience, with scenic train rides, river cruises, mountain roads, and peaceful countryside connecting its diverse regions. Explore the UNESCO-listed streets and golden temples of Luang Prabang, visit the night market, or take a boat along the Mekong towards rural villages and riverside communities. In Vientiane, discover grand Buddhist monuments, French-colonial influences, local cafes, and a relaxed riverside atmosphere.
Adventure awaits in Vang Vieng, where towering limestone karsts provide a dramatic backdrop for kayaking, hiking, cycling, cave exploration, and river adventures. Head north to Nong Khiaw and Muang Ngoi for spectacular mountain scenery and a glimpse of rural Lao life, or venture further into northern Laos for trekking, jungle landscapes, and village experiences. In the south, explore the waterfalls and coffee plantations of the Bolaven Plateau, visit the ancient ruins of Wat Phou, or slow down among the islands of the Mekong in Si Phan Don.
Accommodation ranges from elegant boutique hotels and riverside retreats to charming eco-lodges, and peaceful countryside stays. Whether you’re looking for a cultural escape, an adventurous journey, a relaxing honeymoon, a solo adventure, or a small group trip through Southeast Asia, Laos offers plenty of opportunities to travel at your own pace and experience something genuinely different.

These itineraries are just a glimpse of what we can create, a starting point to spark ideas and inspiration. Whether you’re dreaming of a lively city break, a relaxed beach holiday, an adventurous guided tour, or a seamless multi‑centre trip, every journey can be tailored to your preferences. From short getaways to extended explorations, we’ll craft a holiday that is truly yours. Explore our Instagram posts and highlights for more Laos travel inspiration, tips, and local recommendations.
Immerse yourself in the laid-back charm of Luang Prabang, wandering its atmospheric old town, visiting its beautiful temples, and watching life unfold along the Mekong. Journey south to Vang Vieng, surrounded by towering karst peaks and known for kayaking, viewpoints, and countryside adventures. Round off the trip in Vientiane, where golden stupas, French-colonial architecture, and a relaxed cafe culture offer a gentle introduction to the Lao capital.
Experience Laos from north to south, beginning in Luang Prabang, where ornate temples, colourful markets, and the confluence of the Mekong and Nam Khan create a wonderful introduction to the country. Continue to Nong Khiaw for mountain viewpoints and quiet riverside villages, then head south to Vang Vieng for scenic countryside and outdoor adventures. Fly to Pakse to explore the lush Bolaven Plateau, known for waterfalls and coffee plantations, before ending in the 4000 Islands, where island life moves at a slower pace along the Mekong.
Discover Luang Prabang’s ancient temples, Mekong sunsets, local markets, and beautiful Kuang Si Falls, then head north to Nong Khiaw for dramatic mountain scenery, river views, and a slower taste of rural Laos. Continue to Vang Vieng for limestone landscapes and outdoor adventures before travelling into northern Thailand. Spend time in Chiang Mai exploring its temples and food scene, escape to laid-back Pai for waterfalls, hot springs, and mountain views, and finish in Chiang Rai with its famous temples and tranquil countryside.
November–February
Lao Kip (₭/LAK)
Lao
GMT +6-7 hours
14–16 hours indirect from the UK
15°C–35°C depending on region and season; warm and dry from November–February, hot from March–May, and a rainy season from June–October



