Cruising the Upper Mekong River in Laos

Villagers craft handmade garments using techniques passed down for centuries

A traditional Laotian ceremony performed by local elders welcomes or bids farewells with a blessing

Learn about the national animal in one of the Golden Triangle’s most sustainable sanctuaries

Kok Aek is a charming village where the Khmu tribe grows their vegetables organically

Many local villages have their own homebrewed whiskey distillery

Very few locals still know how to play the ancient Laotian instrument known as the ‘khene’

The upper Mekong has plenty of sandbanks perfect for remote, open-air dining and cocktails

See remote, picture-perfect local villages in front of amazing backdrops

Many villages in the Golden Triangle are inhabited by a various local ethnic tribes

Enjoy wonderful views of the Mekong from the hill top temple (upstream cruises only)

Overlooking the Mekong River are sacred caverns with 4,000 Buddha statues

Kayaking on gentle waters is a unique experience in Laos

Learn about some indigenous flora during a light jungle trek guided by a local ‘medicine man’

Villagers craft handmade garments using techniques passed down for centuries

A traditional Laotian ceremony performed by local elders welcomes or bids farewells with a blessing

Learn about the national animal in one of the Golden Triangle’s most sustainable sanctuaries

Kok Aek is a charming village where the Khmu tribe grows their vegetables organically

Many local villages have their own homebrewed whiskey distillery

Very few locals still know how to play the ancient Laotian instrument known as the ‘khene’

The upper Mekong has plenty of sandbanks perfect for remote, open-air dining and cocktails

See remote, picture-perfect local villages in front of amazing backdrops

Many villages in the Golden Triangle are inhabited by a various local ethnic tribes

Overlooking the Mekong River are sacred caverns with 4,000 Buddha statues

Kayaking on gentle waters is a unique experience in Laos

Learn about some indigenous flora during a light jungle trek guided by a local ‘medicine man’

Get to know the charm of Luang Prabang with a leisurely walking tour

Take some time on your own to wander through one of Asia’s most beautiful cities

Rise early to witness the hundreds of saffron-robed monks on their morning alms

Take a dip in this jungle paradise’s crystal clear waters

A highlight of our long cruises –passage through the first hydroelectric dam in Laos

Hop on a long tail boat and embark on a real jungle adventure into the unknown

Observe as locals process locally grown timber into Asia’s beloved utensil

Villagers craft handmade garments using techniques passed down for centuries

A traditional Laotian ceremony performed by local elders welcomes or bids farewells with a blessing

Learn about the national animal in one of the Golden Triangle’s most sustainable sanctuaries

Kok Aek is a charming village where the Khmu tribe grows their vegetables organically

Many local villages have their own homebrewed whiskey distillery

The upper Mekong has plenty of sandbanks perfect for remote, open-air dining and cocktails

See remote, picture-perfect local villages in front of amazing backdrops

Many villages in the Golden Triangle are inhabited by a various local ethnic tribes

Enjoy wonderful views of the Mekong from the hill top temple (upstream cruises only)

Overlooking the Mekong River are sacred caverns with 4,000 Buddha statues

Kayaking on gentle waters is a unique experience in Laos

Learn about some indigenous flora during a light jungle trek guided by a local ‘medicine man’

Get to know the charm of Luang Prabang with a leisurely walking tour

Take some time on your own to wander through one of Asia’s most beautiful cities

Rise early to witness the hundreds of saffron-robed monks on their morning alms

Take a dip in this jungle paradise’s crystal clear waters

A highlight of our long cruises –passage through the first hydroelectric dam in Laos

Hop on a long tail boat and embark on a real jungle adventure into the unknown

Observe as locals process locally grown timber into Asia’s beloved utensil