Laos Holidays
Long called the forgotten country, Laos offers a complete contrast to Western culture, offering Asian traditions and culture with complete authenticity.
See saffron-robed Buddhist monks silently walking down cobbled roads in sleepy villages, or share a seat on a tuk-tuk with a chicken. Internet access is slow and mobile phone coverage practically non existent, but this simply way of life is endearingly refreshing. Switch off from the frenzy of everyday life, sit back and enjoy the sincerity of the famous Laos smile. The best thing about a holiday here is not what you see, but the journey itself.
Why stop there? Combine your Laos adventure with a trip to Cambodia, famous for its plethora of stunning temples, or step back in time in Myanmar.
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Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Grand Tour of Indochina
Embark on the ultimate journey travelling through 3 different countries, starting in Luang Prabang and completing your trip in Siem Reap. From the saffron-robed Buddhist monks in Luang Prabang and the limestone islets of Halong Bay to the charming historic...
Cultural holidays
Classic Laos Tour
Known as the "land of a million elephants" and arguably the most enchanting country in Indochina, memories of Laos include genuine and simple people, saffron-robed Buddhist monks, sleepy villages and rice paddies all blending perfectly with a traditional culture almost...
Cultural holidays
Classic Vietnam and Laos tour
Combine the laid back life of sleepy Luang Prabang and Hoi An with the bustling metropolis of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, a boat trip on the Mekong River with an overnight cruise on picturesque Halong Bay gliding among...
Cultural holidays
Luxury Myanmar with Belmond Tour
Explore the natural beauty of Myanmar in luxury on the Belmond Road to Mandalay cruise. Discover life on the Irrawaddy River from the comfort of your cabin and explore the spectacular sights this country has to offer, from the temples...
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Gina
Destination Specialist
“While you’re staying in Luang Prabang make sure to check out the night market on Sisavangvong Road. Every night it’s closed to traffic, as the whole area turns into a shopping street where you can pick up handicrafts and sample the tasty street food.”
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George
Destination Specialist
“Luang Prabang is quite simply the most peaceful town I have ever been to. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site for good reason. Sitting on the Nam Khan and the Mekong River, you have to take a river cruise to see how the locals live and work. If cooking is your thing, book a cooking class at Tamarind restaurant. You'll become a pro at making sticky rice.”
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Barbara
Destination Specialist
“Laos is a hidden wonder of the Far East and is overlooked by many. What I loved most about this fascinating country was the authentic Asian traditions, as well as the unspoilt towns and villages.”
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Flights to Laos take around 13 hours and 30 minutes, exclusive of stopover time. There are currently no direct flights from UK airports to Laos. However, you can find indirect flights to Luang Prabang and Wattay international airports via Bangkok, Dubai, Amsterdam, Doha, and other international airports.
