Laos is the only landlocked country in the Indo-China Peninsula, and is also one of the countries where the Buddhist tradition is relatively well preserved. There are more than 2,000 temples throughout the country, and Buddhist temples are not only centers of religious activities, but also the main places for spreading culture and education. Most of the temples in Laos are concentrated in Vientiane and Luang Prabang. A leisurely and relaxing trip through the country's north-south longitudinal route is a travel experience enjoyed by many backpackers.

Hightlights:

• Famous attractions: Pha That Luang, Wat Sisaket, Ancient Town of Luang Prabang, Wat Xieng Thong, Mount Phousi, Kuang Si Falls, etc.
• Water sports experience: including Tubing, kayaking and swimming. Laos has well-developed waterways and rivers can be seen from the north to the south. You can half lie in an air-filled tire and go down the Nam Song River in Vang Vieng, enjoying the natural scenery on both sides, or rent a kayak to go to and from the Nam Ou River in northern Laos, which is exciting and relaxing, or swim and have a close encounter with the water.
• Extreme sports experiences: including zip lining, bicycle riding and rock climbing. The forested Laos is a great place for zip lining with an aerial view of various flowers and vegetation; cycling enthusiasts can challenge themselves in the mountainous areas of northern Laos; those without Thai experience can ride along the Mekong River, inside the old town of Luang Prabang, the central area of Luang Namtha, and around the Four Thousand Islands; the limestone cliffs of Vang Vieng are the premier rock climbing place in Asia, where rock climbing enthusiasts can enjoy themselves.
• Laos massage experience: Most massage places in Laos are built in tree-lined courtyards or on the banks of scenic rivers, so it is a good choice to spare 1-2 hours to enjoy a Laos massage to relieve the fatigue of travel. Wat Sok Pa Luang offers herbal steam and sauna.
• Local Course Experience: Learning to cook Lao specialties is a rewarding experience. Cooking Lao food yourself not only adds to the trip, but also provides a good understanding of the local culinary art.
  Red glutinous rice is the favorite staple food for Laotians
• Mekong River Cruise: The Mekong River Cruise is one of the most unique experiences in Laos. You can enjoy the scenery of the Mekong River on both sides and visit small islands or local villages to better integrate into the area.
• Enjoying the sunset: Visit the banks of the Mekong River at sunset or experience a romantic sunset in Luang Prabang's Mount Phousi and feel the magic of nature.
• Nightlife: How can you travel to Laos without night markets and bars? Luang Prabang night market and Vientiane night market are full of local customs, you can also feel the night atmosphere in the ancient town of Luang Prabang, Vientiane downtown, Vang Vieng city center or bars along the Mekong River in Si Phan Don (Four Thousand Islands), and interact with people from different countries.