Pi Mai Lao 2025

Pi Mai is the most important festival in Laos. The New Year is greeted with a variety of religious ceremonies and friendly water fights in the streets.
Pi Mai is the most important festival in Laos. The New Year is greeted with a variety of religious ceremonies and friendly water fights in the streets.
A group of enthusiastic students from the LEOT School’s Dreamcatcher program in Luang Prabang had the opportunity to visit the Tiger Trail office for an immersive learning experience about careers in tourism. The visit was designed to provide these young learners with insights into various professional pathways within Laos’s growing tourism industry, with a special
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In the lush landscapes of northern Laos, a group of 26 disadvantaged students recently experienced a day that may well shape their futures. Through the generous support of Responsible Travel’s “Trip for a Trip” initiative and Tiger Trail, these young learners embarked on an educational adventure through Luang Prabang’s sustainable tourism destinations, gaining invaluable insights
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If you’re in Luang Prabang and looking for a fun and exciting way to spend your evening, look no further than the Bowling Alley Luang Prabang. This vibrant entertainment hub offers an array of activities and amenities that cater to everyone, ensuring a memorable night out. The main attraction, of course, is the state-of-the-art bowling
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Wat Pa Phon Phao is a Buddhist temple perched atop a hill in Luang Prabang, Laos. It is known for its unusual octagonal architecture and its intricate murals. The temple was built in the 1950s by a wealthy Laotian woman named Mrs. Bounmy Phonsak. She wanted to create a place of peace and contemplation for
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If you’re planning a trip to Laos, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the customs and culture of this beautiful country to ensure a pleasant and respectful experience. Scroll through the slideshow below of dos and don’ts. Laos is a fascinating destination, with a rich history and culture, and by following these guidelines, you can
Responsible Travel UK (RT) runs a Trip for a Trip programme (T4T) – they have helped 5000 disadvantaged children to go on a fun day trip. These day trips are not only fun – they also show the children why tourists flock to their country in the hope children might see the benefit that tourism
The Monk’s Long March (ຕະຫລາດສົດ ບ້ານໜàºàº‡àºšàº»àº§àº—àºàº‡) takes place at Ban Norng Bua Tong Market, located at Km. 40 on Route 13S. It serves as the meeting point for Day 3 of this unique Buddhist practice known as Dhutanga. During this practice, monks engage in long-distance walking meditation, carrying their belongings in bowls and using a
Meeting House Complete and Workshop Coming Soon: The meeting house in Ban Huay Fai that is used to produce Jungle Jars, a community initiative setup during COVID is finished, and as soon as the village gets electricity (late January), we’ll be opening the doors to a brand new training workshop. This exciting space will provide
Laos has officially launched its “Visit Laos Year 2024” campaign, expecting to attract millions of international visitors to the Southeast Asian country, which has been touted as a “paradise of culture, nature, and history.” The initiative will boast some 79 cultural events for visitors to enjoy, led by a strategic multi-platform digital campaign. Among the
Where to eat in Vang Vieng Vang Vieng offers a diverse range of dining options, catering to all budgets and preferences. Here are some recommendations Fine Dining: Local Lao: International Cuisine: Other options: Where to stay Vang Vieng, Laos is an incredible destination for travelers seeking an exciting and adventurous experience. However, finding accommodation can
As part of your holidays to Laos, you can explore the Plain of Jars in Xieng Khouang province. This archaeological site features hundreds of ancient stone jars that date back to the Iron Age. The jars are scattered around the upland valleys and the lower foothills of the central plain of the Xiangkhoang Plateau, arranged
By joining this race, you will not only help save young lives, but also enjoy the beauty of Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage town in Laos. You can run through the scenic streets, temples, and rivers of this charming town.
Blacksmithing is not only a craft, but also a cultural heritage of Laos. It reflects the history, diversity, creativity, and resilience of the Lao people.
The Phra Bang has been regarded by devout Buddhists as a symbol of the rightful and virtuous governance of Laos, as only a worthy and ethical regime deserves to be custodian of such a sacred image
The boat racing​ festival is one of the main activities on Luang Prabang province’s calendar,​ and takes place every year during Boun Hor Khaopadapdin on the 15th day of the ninth month in the Lao lunar year.
The boat racing tradition in Luang Prabang is deeply rooted in the rich cultural heritage of Laos. It’s an event that showcases not only the competitive spirit of the participants but also the close-knit community bonds that exist in this charming town.
When it comes to choosing your next travel destination, there’s a world of options out there. However, if you’re seeking a truly authentic, unspoiled, and unforgettable experience, let us introduce you to the hidden gem that is Laos.
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Last week we journeyed from Vang Vieng to the south of Laos on an inspection trip. I’ll write about what we found and experienced in the coming months. Looking through the photos I couldn’t help but notice the beauty of Laos. The skies are blue and the lands are green, Laos holds a unique charm