This iconic golden Buddhist stupa in Vientiane, Laos, symbolizing Lao culture and national identity.

Shopping in Vientiane 

Buddha Park (Wat Xieng Khouane Luang) in Thanon Tha, Vientiane

It has a crushing history

The Medical RehabilitationVisitor Centre

A  Siamese-style temple with a museum

The official residence of the President of Laos

The bodhi tree is believed to be a descendent of the bodhi tree under which the Buddha achieved enlightenment in Bodh Gaya, India. 

Champa Flower "Frangipani" The National Flower of Laos 

Vat Xieng Thong is a magnificent Buddhist temple in Luang Prabang, Laos, known for its intricate architecture and spiritual significance.

Naturally dyeing wool in Luang Prabang

Kuang Si Waterfall is a stunning natural attraction located in Ban Long, featuring cascading turquoise waters and lush surroundings.

Buddhist Temple in Luang Prabang

Mulberry tree bark pulp is used to make vibrant and decorative handmade paper umbrellas.

Village Life in Ban Xieng Man

 Wat Xiengleck is a 16th Buddhist Temple 

Ock Pop Tok is a Lao social enterprise promoting traditional textile arts through workshops, eco-friendly practices, and fair trade products.

There are thirty two Buddhist monasteries on this monastic site from all around the world funded by Buddhist organisations from various countries. Some are still under construction.

 Asiatic Black Bears, "Moon Bear", at The Tat Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre In Ban Long

The Bamboo Bridge in Luang Prabang has been an iconic structure, providing river crossing access and showcasing local craftsmanship.

Laos is known for its population of stray dogs, who roam freely and are often cared for by locals.

The Pak Ou Caves in Laos have been a revered Buddhist pilgrimage site for over a thousand years.

Sunset over the Mekong River 

Wat Anasavanararm a stunning Buddhist temple near Tat Sae Waterfalls 

Mahut at Manifa Elephant Sanctuary in Xang Hai

Nong Khiaw is a scenic village in Laos, nestled along the beautiful Nam Ou river, offering stunning natural landscapes.

Basket weaving in Laos is a traditional craft that showcases the country's rich cultural heritage through intricate designs and natural materials.

Yensabai Organic Farm in Ban Sopkong is a serene and sustainable farm promoting organic practices and agricultural education.

The Khmer are an indigenous tribal group primarily inhabiting Cambodia and parts of Vietnam and Thailand.

The Nam Ou River in Laos is frequented by local people who skillfully navigate its waters using traditional canoes, embodying a deep connection with their natural surroundings.

The Sop Houn Temple in Nong Khiaw is a scenic Buddhist temple known for its breathtaking mountain views.

Ban Sobkhan in Laos offers a peaceful village life with traditional homes, friendly locals, lush greenery, and a close-knit community.

Bindhyabasini Temple, Pokhara is dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati also known as Shakti. She is honoured as the Mother Goddess, a universal source of energy, power, and creativity.

 Party time Pai the village Chief  in Ban Sobkhan

Canoeing down the Nam Bak River, a Nam Ou tributary, feels like a journey into the past, evoking a timeless experience.

Phon Chai Temple a small Buddhist highly decorated with gold leaf.

Taking in the sunset over the Nam Ou river and Nong Khiaw the view point from Pha Daeng Peak.

Muang Ngoy: Picturesque village in Laos, surrounded by stunning karst mountains and known for its peaceful atmosphere and scenic hiking trails.

Water Buffalo beside the Nam Ou River in Muang Ngoy

Young monks at the Vat Okadsaiyaram Buddhist temple in Muang Ngoy.

The Karst Mountains in Laos are a stunning natural landscape featuring limestone formations, caves, and picturesque valleys.

The Koup hat is a traditional woven hat from Laos, known for its conical shape, lightweight design, and intricate patterns, representing Lao culture and craftsmanship.

Sop Jam weaving village in Laos is renowned for its skilled weavers, vibrant textiles, and intricate patterns that reflect the region's rich cultural heritage.

Fishing with cast nets in Laos is a popular traditional method where fishermen skillfully throw nets to catch fish in rivers and lakes, sustaining local communities.

Tradional weavers house In Sop Jam, made from wood and bamboo with a corigated roof.

The Nam Ou river's small villages are integral to village life, where even leisure time revolves around these life-sustaining waters.

Phaboom Mountain View Point: A challenging climb awaits the brave-hearted, offering breathtaking views that make the effort worthwhile.

In Laos, bush meat refers to wild animals hunted for food, contributing to cultural practices and raising concerns about conservation and health risks.

Nestled along a dirt track, "Ban Hatcham," a small Khmu village, now embraces electricity, preserving its traditional charm.

Laos is home to a dwindling population of approximately 800 wild elephants, highlighting the urgent need for conservation measures to safeguard their existence.