Southeast Asia
Browse curated destinations, sights, food, stays and experiences across Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and beyond.
3-day, 2-night Bolaven Plateau tour from Pakse
Experience the beauty of northen Laos on a 5 day trip.
Curated destinations, food, stays and experiences.
The spiritual and cultural heart of Laos. A serene UNESCO-listed town where temples, rivers and colonial charm blend effortlessly.
Pakse is the laid-back gateway to southern Laos, set at the meeting point of the Mekong and Xe Don rivers. It’s best known as the starting point for the Bolaven Plateau loop and a convenient base for visiting ancient Khmer ruins, waterfalls, and coffee-growing highlands. Calm, practical, and unpretentious, Pakse is a place to organise, refuel, and head out exploring rather than linger long-term.
Hanoi is Vietnam’s historical and current capital, a city where centuries of tradition sit alongside modern daily life. Known for its Old Quarter, lakes, and rich food culture, it offers a vivid and authentic introduction to northern Vietnam.
A laid-back riverside town surrounded by dramatic limestone mountains north of Luang Prabang, Nong Khiaw is best known for its hiking, slow pace of life, and stunning natural scenery.
The most famous waterfall near Luang Prabang.
From noodles to burgers, the night market food quarter has something for everyone. A large central stage brings the area to life with performances by modern and traditional Lao bands and dancers.
A sacred dawn ritual in Luang Prabang where Buddhist monks silently receive alms from locals, offering visitors a rare glimpse into daily spiritual life.
Ban XangHai, often called the Whiskey Village, is a small riverside community on the Mekong near Luang Prabang, best known for producing lao lao, Laos’ traditional rice whiskey. A short stop on many river journeys, it offers a glimpse into village life and centuries-old distilling traditions.
