The country of Laos is often overlooked by travelers exploring Southeast Asia. Nestled between the well-trodden paths of ...

Laos is one of Southeast Asia's most underrated countries. With stunning landscapes, thrilling adventures, kind-hearted ...

The Southeast Asian country has lagged behind Vietnam and Thailand when it comes to tourism but the government hopes new ...

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 ...

Statistics suggest that over 1,500 people, both Chinese and Laotian, visited the courtyard of the center during the two days.

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 different lifestyles. In Vientiane, we walked through gilded ...

The Khmer Empire had extended into northern Thailand by the sixth century, and some of the most famous ancient sites in that ...

Laos' Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism will collaborate with partners to improve service quality in the tourism ...

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 ...