
Kuang Si Falls
ນ້ຳຕົກຕາດກວາງຊີTiered limestone falls with turquoise pools about 30 km from Luang Prabang — swim in the designated pools and visit the bear rescue centre at the entrance.
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Tiered limestone falls with turquoise pools about 30 km from Luang Prabang — swim in the designated pools and visit the bear rescue centre at the entrance.

The great golden stupa that is Laos' national symbol and the country's most sacred Buddhist monument.

A 7 km river cave running right through a limestone mountain — glide by long-tail boat through pitch-black chambers up to 90 m high, one of Asia’s most spectacular caves.

The largest waterfall in Southeast Asia by volume — the grand southern Mekong thundering through a maze of rocks near the Cambodian border, seen from a series of viewing platforms.

Luang Prabang’s most celebrated temple (1560), famed for its sweeping low-tiered roofs and the glittering “Tree of Life” glass mosaic.
A hilltop temple on the west bank of the Mekong, crowned by a giant golden Buddha facing the river — the best viewpoint over Pakse and the Lao–Japanese Friendship Bridge, especially at sunset.
Pakse’s principal temple on the bank of the Sedone River, built in 1935 in traditional Lao style and home to a monastic school for novices.
Pakse’s largest market, packed with local produce, sinh textiles, souvenirs, Bolaven coffee and street food — at its busiest early in the morning.
Where to stay
Riverside guesthouses, boutique hotels and homestays — with room rates in Lao kip.

An upscale hotel in a restored colonial villa on the World Heritage peninsula, near Wat Xieng Thong.

A colonial-style boutique hotel on Fa Ngum Road, a short stroll from the Mekong night market and Nam Phou fountain.

A comfortable mid-range hotel in central Pakse — a handy base for Wat Phou and the Bolaven Plateau.

A family-run Lao wooden-house guesthouse beside the Nam Khan River, quiet yet walkable to everything in the old town.
Where to eat
Night markets, noodle shops and garden cafés worth the detour.

A riverside Lao restaurant famous for laap, tam mak hoong (papaya salad) and grilled fish, with Mekong sunset views.

A wooden-terrace cafe on the Mekong serving Lao coffee, French-style pastries and fruit shakes.

Visit family coffee farms around Paksong, follow the bean from cherry to roast and taste fresh arabica and robusta — harvest season runs November to February.

A casual Lao eatery on the Nam Song serving tam mak hoong, grilled chicken, salt-crusted fish and laap at friendly prices.
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Festivals & events

Oct 26 – 27, 2026· 08:00
Mekong riverfront by Chao Anouvong Park, Vientiane · Vientiane Capital

Oct 26, 2026· 18:30
Sisavangvong Road & Mekong riverbank, Luang Prabang · Luang Prabang
Oct 26 – 27, 2026· 06:00
Xe Don riverbank by Wat Luang & the Xe Don bridge, Pakse · Pakse City
Oct 26, 2026· 18:00
Mekong riverside road & embankment, Pakse · Pakse City
News & advisories

Roads around Pha That Luang will be closed at times and tuk-tuk/taxi prices usually rise — check the fare calculator and agree the price before you get in.
Vientiane Capital

The electric "LP" minibus circles the old town via the night market, Wat Xieng Thong and the southern bus station — free during the promotional period.
Luang Prabang

The A1 bus now runs every 40 minutes from 08:30 to 20:00; the fare is 40,000 LAK, cash or BCEL OnePay QR.
Vientiane Capital
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