Luang Prabang is by far my favorite city in Laos. And that is quite funny because during my first night here I felt miserable. However the next day I met some nice people and ended up spending five fun days with them in this city (later I thought that I was probably feeling bad because … More Travel guide: Luang Prabang, Laos
Vang Vieng is known for tubing and partying, but this town has much more to offer. The landscape is gorgeous with the mountains covered in clouds, wide green fields and palm trees. Since I only spend two days in Vang Vieng, I wanted to stay far away from the partyscene. Instead, I went on a … More Travel guide: Vang Vieng, Laos
Vientiane is the capital of Laos. In this city you will find a mix of Asian and Western influences. I spend a few days here, but I ended up not seeing everything that I wanted. You can easily walk around the city by yourself and do some sightseeing. Vientiane is de hoofdstad van Laos. In … More Travel guide: Vientiane, Laos
In the beginning of the year my friend Maxime told me she was going backpacking through Southeast Asia. Because we were both interested in visiting Laos, we decided to travel through Laos together for about two weeks. Travelling with a friend from home (well friend, at that time we were more colleagues; we worked together … More Tips: How to travel with a friend from home
Pakse is the place to stay when you want to visit the Bolaven Plateau. The Bolaven Plateau is is an area about an hour of two from Pakse and known for all the waterfalls, the cool climate and the coffeeplantations. Personally I did not like Pakse very much. I think that was because our hotel … More Travel guide: Pakse, Laos
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