Laos Travel - Accommodation, Attractions, Information
3 Nagas by Alila Hotel Luang Prabang Situated in the heart of the "Kingdom of a Million Elephants," the 3 Nagas by Alila Hotel offers traditional Laotion hospitality blended with modern comforts.
The hotel provides stunning ultra modern accommodation in natural untouched surroundings ... Air France and Bangkok Airways Signs a Code-Share Agreement Air France has just signed a code-share agreement with Bangkok Airways, to offer its customers 6 new destinations in Thailand, Cambodia and Laos, on flights with AF flight numbers.
The destinations concerned are Phuket, Chiang Mai, Koh Samui and ... Grand Hotel Luang Prabang Situated on the grounds of the Xiengkeo Palace, this charming hotel once belonged to Luang Prabang's national hero. Famous for its' stunning views of the mighty Mekong River and the breathtaking landscape of mountains surrounding Luang Prabang, ... Thailand to propose Thai-Lao old cities to be joint world heritage Thailand's Ministry of Culture will propose the ancient Thai city of Chiang Saen and the companion Laos city of Suvannakhomkham to be listed as joint world heritage sites.
The Trans-boundary Archaeological Urban Complex of Chiang Saen and ... Novotel Vientiane Featuring 172 well-designed guestrooms, the four-storey hotel is conveniently situated close to the airport. The Novotel Vientiane Hotel is just 10km from the Wattay International Airport. The four-star hotel is also just a 15 minute walk away from ... More news Laos
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3 Nagas by Alila Hotel Luang Prabang Situated in the heart of the "Kingdom of a Million Elephants," the 3 Nagas by Alila Hotel offers traditional Laotion hospitality blended with modern comforts.
The hotel provides stunning ultra modern accommodation in natural untouched surroundings ... Grand Hotel Luang Prabang Situated on the grounds of the Xiengkeo Palace, this charming hotel once belonged to Luang Prabang's national hero. Famous for its' stunning views of the mighty Mekong River and the breathtaking landscape of mountains surrounding Luang Prabang, ...
Laos' isolation from foreign influence offers travellers an unparalleled
glimpse of traditional southeast Asian life. From the fertile lowlands of
the Mekong River valley to the rugged Annamite highlands, Laos is the
highlight of southeast Asia.
This is the least developed
and most enigmatic of the three former French Indochinese states. A ruinous
sequence of colonial domination, internecine conflict and dogmatic socialism
finally brought the country to its knees in the 1970s, and almost 10% of the
population left the country.
Now, after two decades of isolation from the
outside world, this landlocked, sparsely populated country is enjoying
peace, stabilizing its political and economic structures, and admitting
foreign visitors - albeit in limited numbers, owing to a general lack of
infrastructure.
Although travel in Laos is generally hassle-free, travellers should be
aware of the risk of rural banditry, unexploded ordnance and sporadic
violence in and around Vientiane. Travellers have been inadvertently
targeted in several attacks on buses travelling to and from the capital.
Ask around in Vientiane or Luang Prabang to check security before travelling
the western portion of Rte 7 in Xieng Khuang Province, between Muang Phu
Khun and Phonsavan, or Rte 13 between Vangviang north to Muang Phu Khun
through to south of Luang Prabang.
Small bombings and attempted bombings in Vientiane continue sporadically.
The Saisombun Special Zone, considered a 'troubled' area, is definitely not
safe. Permits, required for all visits to the zone, are not being issued.