We prepare individual proposals and quotations free of charge and without obligation. The travelling is either by air or in a private vehicle with driver and guide where requested. Accommodation ranges from simple rooms to very comfortable hotels, some with leafy gardens, swimming pools, a bar and restaurant. If you would like to combine your stay here with one of our other destinations such as Vietnam, Thailand, Yunnan, Malaysia or Indonesia please contact us for a dossier. This is changing especially since 1994 when the first bridge over the Mekong to link Thailand and Laos was opened.
More traffic is evident now but it still has the charm of a town rather than a nation's capital.
The Monks are friendly and will often ask you in to get a closer look. The French influence is obvious in some of the architecture and also in a few of the restaurant in the centre of town. There is also a great morning market which makes an interesting visit even for those who hate shopping. Even smaller and slower the Vientiane it is a popular place for travellers who need a rest. There is a tranquillity brought about by the number of monasteries and the lack of industry.