Fly in or arrive by boat on the Mekong from Huay Xai on the Thai border. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site with its stunning temples and don't miss the Kuang Si wasserfalls.

Luang Prabang

Enjoy the scenic beauty of limestone mountains, and hike to the viewpoints.

Nong Khiaw

Escape to this remote village accessible only by boat, relax in a hammock and go kayaking.

Muang Ngoy

Base yourself in Phonsavan, then rent a motorbike for the day and visit the mysterious archaeological sites with ancient giant stone jars. Don't miss Phonsavan night market.

Plain of Jars

Indulge in outdoor activities like tubing, rock climbing, and exploring limestone caves.

Vang Vieng

Rent a motorbike for a few days and ride through scenic karst landscapes and visit caves.

Thakhek Loop

Discover waterfalls, coffee plantations, and ethnic minority villages. Best done as a multi-day motorbike trip from Pakse.

Bolaven Plateau Loop

Relax on the peaceful islands of the Mekong River and spot the endangered Irrawaddy dolphins. You can continue to Cambodia from here or take a bus to Vientiane.

4000 Islands

Laos Adventure

Thakhek is a beautiful town in central Laos, known for its French colonial architecture. Explore the night market, visit the local temples, and try the delicious Lao cuisine. Spend a night here, then rent a motorbike the next morning - don't start too late, there are many stops on the way.

Thakhek

Take a boat ride in the "Buddha Cave" Tham Nong Pa Fa and explore the cave. Then go for a swim in the hidden lagoon of Tham Pa Sueam.

Tham Nong Pa Fa & Tham Pa Sueam

Take a short hike to reach this huge cave and witness the impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations. The cave offers breathtaking views of the surrounding karst landscape.

Xieng Liap Cave

Tham Pha In Cave is a hidden gem in the Khammouane Province. Explore the cave's chambers filled with stunning limestone formations and Buddha statues. The cave also has a natural pool where you can take a refreshing swim.

Tham Pha In Cave

Thalang is a small village located along the Thakhek Loop where you will stay for the first night on the loop. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, admire the sunset and experience the traditional Lao way of life. 

Thalang

Explore the mystical Dragon Cave, a captivating, lit up underground sanctuary adorned with ancient stalactites and stalagmites

Dragon Cave

Stop for a refreshing dip in this natural swimming pool.

Cool Pool

Kong Lor Cave is the biggest cave on the Thakhek Loop. Stay here for the second night. The next morning, take a boat ride through this massive cave, which stretches for 7.5 kilometers. Marvel at the towering limestone cliffs and turquoise water as you navigate through the cave.

Kong Lor Cave

Stop The Rock viewpoint for panoramic views of the surrounding limestone karsts before making your way back to Thakek.

The Rock

Thakhek Motorbike Loop

Explore the temples and watch the sunset over the Mekong. The next morning, rent a motorbike and start the loop early.

Pakse

Cascading waters create a mesmerizing spectacle amidst lush greenery.

Pha Suam Waterfall

A traditional villages with scenic waterfalls. Stay in a homestay in Tad Lo for your first night on the loop and visit both waterfalls.

Tad Lo & Tad Hang

Tad Soung Waterfall has a huge drop, and you can get all the way to the top and look down!

Tad Soung Waterfall

Volunteer on an organic farm or continue to the coffee plantations of Paksong. Stay the second night here.

Houayvay

Tad Gneuang & Tad Fane

The last waterfall stop before returning to Pakse.

Tad Champee 

Nestled by the Mekong River, Pakse is a gem in Champasak Province, Laos. This cozy town is where culture and nature collide. We at TravelFeed adore its laid-back vibe and lovely landscapes. You can stroll along the river or sip coffee while watching boats glide by. The local markets buzz with activity and tasty treats. Plus, Pakse is the perfect jumping-off point for exploring the stunning Bolaven Plateau and its waterfalls. It’s a place where every corner offers a slice of true Laotian life.

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