That secret pool everyone’s blogging about at Kuang Si? You can’t go there. But luckily for you, I’ve got a fantastic alternative.
Forget the “Secret Pool”- This Is Kuang Si’s Actual Hidden Waterfall Read More »
Here’s how to have the best experience in Laos while spending the least amount of money. If that sounds like music to your ears, stop on by!
Laos on $30 a Day: A 2-Week Budget (& Motorbike Heavy) Guide Read More »
Looking for the best places to stay along the Thakhek Loop? I’ll cut the fluff- if you wanted a full guide to the loop, you’d have gone to this article of mine (nudge nudge). But this article will be simply- and exclusively- the best places to stay along the Thakhek Loop. Sabaidee Guesthouse in Nam
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Running out of time in Laos, and have to choose either Luang Prabang or Vang Vieng to explore? The two cities (towns, more like) are very distinct from one another- in almost every way. But if you’re like me, there’s a clear winner. Luang Prabang is more idyllic, with its beautiful, French-inspired old town and
Luang Prabang or Vang Vieng? There’s Definitely a Right Answer Read More »
The Thakhek Loop is one of the most underrated adventures in Southeast Asia. Laos is such a pain to get to that I can’t understand the people who’ll just come, see Luang Prabang and Vang Vieng, then proceed to pick up their bags and go. No doubt Vang Vieng is pretty awesome, but I’m still
Thakhek Loop Guide: Routes, Stops, and Tips for 2025 Read More »
Welcome to Vang Vieng! Vang Vieng was the biggest surprise for me in my trip to Laos. Many travelers I spoke to made it out to be a party town through and through, but the amount there was to do was unparalleled in the country. And it really wasn’t even that much of a party
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The Thakhek Loop is one of the best adventures that the beautiful country of Laos has to offer. Towering cliffs and limestone formations, caves, and vibrant rice fields highlight the 450 kilometer loop. How many days it takes to do the Thakhek Loop is ultimately up to you. I recommend taking a minimum of three
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Which way should you do the Thakhek Loop? Clockwise, counter-clockwise. Or neither, perhaps? The Thakhek Loop is one of the best adventures that the beautiful country of Laos has to offer. Towering cliffs and limestone formations, caves, and vibrant rice fields highlight the 450 kilometer loop, which generally takes between 3-5 days to complete. I’m
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The slow boat to Laos. A two-day journey down the Mekong River, snaking down from the border with Northern Thailand to the old Laotian capital of Luang Prabang. Many call it a backpacker rite of passage. Others call it a nightmare. Truth is, it’s a bit of both. Over the past few years, it’s become
Should you do the Slow Boat to Laos with a Tour in 2025? Read More »
The Blue Lagoons are one of the prime attractions of Vang Vieng. They are a series of natural pools of (mostly) turquoise blue waters with beautiful mountains backdrops, all located within 30-40 minutes of the town center. There are six blue lagoons in the area, each offering a unique experience. But some offer superior experiences
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