Uncover the hidden gems of Laos with this travel guide, showcasing the country’s lesser-known treasures. From remote villages and breathtaking waterfalls to serene temples and lush landscapes, Laos ...

Laos' government hopes new hotels, roads and a train system will put the country on visitors’ lists. Read more at ...

Laos is Southeast Asia’s only landlocked country, yet, paradoxically, life revolves around water. Running the length of the mainly mountainous country is the mighty Mekong River, which floods ...

VIENTIANE: Khammuan authorities plan to attract more tourists this year by improving visitor attractions and services, ...

Chef Joy Ngeuamboupha (L) and Gordon Ramsay (R) travel by boat along the mighty Mekong ... who focuses on celebrating Laos’ culinary heritage at one of the top-rated restaurants in the country ...

Let's dive into the perfect itinerary, including tips on how to travel from place to place and my recommendations for where to stay! Keep in mind that I backpacked through Laos, staying in hostels ...

Lauren DeCicca for The New York Times Supported by By Christine Chung Christine Chung, a travel reporter, spent a week in Laos, traveling by train and bus. Laos, a place that feels stuck in time ...

I’m loving it right now.” I found the train to be an almost effortless way to travel through Laos and experience the country’s very different lifestyles. In Vientiane, we walked through ...