Set in a historical home built in the early 1900s, this charming new venue is perfect for festive gatherings in the heart of the Lao capital.

Free the Bears is a sanctuary where visitors can gain a better understanding of threatened bear species and conservation efforts.

Get a fascinating insight into an age-old handicraft making everyday items from paper sourced from mulberry trees.

This portable ice cream parlour adds an element of fun to any occasion, serving delicious homemade ice cream from the back of a three-wheeled vehicle.

The rooftop terrace overlooks the city’s skyline and presents the perfect backdrop for a cocktail reception or festive celebration for up to 250 guests standing or 80 guests seated.

Discover the rich tapestry of Lao cuisine with a local chef who shares personal insights into the nation’s unique food traditions, from sticky rice to local sauces called jeow.

Get behind the wheel of one of Southeast Asia's most iconic vehicles – a traditional tuk tuk, available in Vientiane or Luang Prabang.

Thanks to the country’s recently opened first railway link and a new expressway, the adventure destination of Vang Vieng is now just a one-hour journey from the capital Vientiane.

Ock Pop Tok, meaning ‘East meets West’ in the Lao language is a partnership between a British entrepreneur and a Lao weaver who share a mission to preserve traditional weaving techniques.

Landlocked Laos is best explored by boat and the Mekong River is the arterial route that acts as a highway that cuts through the mountainous terrain.

Tourists on trekking holidays across Laos can embark on excursions that benefit host communities in rural locations.

For many, a bicycle is an easily obtainable device. For children in Laos, it can mean the difference between attending school and missing out on an education completely.