r/laos • u/Icy_Tank_4795 • 1d ago
Football in Laos
Hello
I have been contacted by a club in Laos Vientiane
The club offer me 500 dollar and an apartment
Can I live for that or is it not enough? I’m a single male 24 years of age
r/laos • u/inefficientmarkets • Jan 21 '26
Since I had to piece some things together across reddit, wanted to create a more comprehensive guide all things LCR app related for train tickets. I went to Laos in Dec 2025.
r/laos • u/knowerofexpatthings • Jan 26 '25
No posts about air quality. This question gets asked every day in the lead up and during burning season.
In summary: no one knows when burning season will start. No one knows how bad it will be. Yes it will impact your lungs. Yes it will impact the views. No one knows when it will end. You can use: https://www.iqair.com/ or a similar website to see the AQI of some cities in Laos.
No one knows how it will impact you individually.
r/laos • u/Icy_Tank_4795 • 1d ago
Hello
I have been contacted by a club in Laos Vientiane
The club offer me 500 dollar and an apartment
Can I live for that or is it not enough? I’m a single male 24 years of age
r/laos • u/deligoku • 1d ago
Hi!
This is a lucky shot, but is anyone here who booked the Gibbon Experience Classic (3D/2N) for any of the dates starting between Nov 2nd and Nov 8th and would be open to swap with October 28th? It is a 2-person reservation.
Thank you so much!
To everyone else: the 2-day experience has full availability for other dates. Now we are wondering in case we have to switch to 2D/1N, would we be losing out a lot? I know we wouldn't see gibbons, but otherwise anything thats a major difference? I am surprised because 3D is booked out for a long time whereas 2D isn't
r/laos • u/ZoltanAroundTheGlobe • 3d ago
After an early start in Pakbeng, we board a much smaller, narrower boat for the 7-hour trip down to Luang Prabang. It’s a bit more of a "squeezed" experience today with more passengers and local stops, but the limestone cliffs and jungle scenery as we approach the city are absolutely worth it.
r/laos • u/TheAsia_online • 3d ago
We're building a directory of online services (delivery, banking, e-visas, telecom, anything a tourist, expat, or local can genuinely do start-to-finish online, no branch visit required) across all 45 countries in Asia.
The hard part: no single team can know what's actually good in 45 countries. So we're asking the people who'd know best - you, if you live in one of them.
if there's an online service in your country that's genuinely useful (not just "an app that exists," but one that works well and can be used fully online), drop the name in the comments, or DM if you'd rather not post it publicly.
r/laos • u/ZoltanAroundTheGlobe • 5d ago
Crossing from Thailand into Laos for the legendary slow boat journey to Luang Prabang. From the sunset at Fort Carnau in Huay Xai to the steep hills of Pakbeng, this is the most scenic (and loudest) way to see Northern Laos.
r/laos • u/Upper_Squash_8408 • 6d ago
Hello, I am travelling to Laos later in the year.
I am landing in Bangkok, then taking the overnight train to Vientiane.
My plan stops there.
I would like to do the Thakhek loop, visit Vang Vieng, Luang Prabang, Nong Khiaw, and then take the slow boat to enter Thailand again all in the span of 15/18 days.
The places are very generic; I am listening if you have better advice. I only know I want to do either the Pakse or Thakhek loop, but it's my first time doing one in SEA. I did ride a motorbike in Indonesia and Vietnam, but always in quiet areas. I also normally ride one where I live.
How would you organize the trip with the time I have?
Also, how many Kips did you usually carry around for 5/7 days with no access to ATMs?
Thanks!
r/laos • u/ZoltanAroundTheGlobe • 6d ago
In this adventure, I head deep into the rural countryside to escape the crowds. After a sketchy motorbike ride across some questionable bridges, I find Blue Lagoon 5—a peaceful spot perfect for a midday dip. But the real highlight was meeting a local legend who showed me a secluded cave on his land. From limestone formations and "gold and diamonds" to incredible views of the Lao mountains, this was easily one of my favorite experiences in Southeast Asia so far.
r/laos • u/jackikiki • 7d ago
I’m visiting Northern Laos from August 30th till September 8th.
I’m planning on doing the typical turist adventures such as hot air balloons, hikes and the mountain camping in Nong Khiaw.
My route will be Luang Prabang > Nong Khiaw > Vang Vieng.
My questions is, if the weather will close some of the activities I’m going for??
I don’t mind rain and am looking forward to the green scenery during this season, but I’m unsure how to set my expectations when it comes to the outdoor activities I want to experience ☔️
Thanks in advance 🫶🏼
r/laos • u/Sage_Fool_479 • 8d ago
Just learned today that you have to wear long pants (for men) before they allow you to take a driving test in Laos! Wonder what the logic of that is???
r/laos • u/Ok_Middle5571 • 9d ago
Thinking of visiting in September? How will the weather be?
r/laos • u/Soft_Ability_4014 • 9d ago
Can anyone recommend a fishing spot in Vientiane Laos? And where can I buy or rent fishing gears?
r/laos • u/ApprehensiveFold860 • 10d ago
Hi! I have to go from Luang Namta to Boten to take the train. I saw there are buses at 900:AM and my train is at 13:30 PM. I think the bus could be in time with no problems but I wanted to be sure about it. Did anyone took that bus? How long does it take? I ask this because, for example, from LP to Nong Khiaw was supposed to be 4 hours but it took 6, so I just want to be sure to catch my train.
Thanks for help!
r/laos • u/jaikopwell • 11d ago
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r/laos • u/Direct-Advantage-948 • 11d ago
Hey yall, this is my first time posting here.
So i was cooking and had a joshua weissman video on for some back ground noise. In this video he travels to queens and eats as many international food as he can.
He ate at a north eastern thai restaurant (issan) the restaurant is called zaab zaab and is apparantly pretty famous.
Any how this restaurant made duck larb/laab a bit chunkier with also some liver and other offal mixed in. This is nothing ive seen before however, they also served it with crispy fried duck intestines.
The picture i included is a screen shot from the video, the duck intestines can be seen on the left.
Anyhow, i wanted to ask how common/traditional these crispy fried duck intestines are. I cannot find anything about it so please let me know if this is a real traditional thing or something the restaurant did to add a cheap meaty crunch to the larb/laab.
And if youre able to please share any video in laotian, thai/english that show how to clean and prepare it.
r/laos • u/Personal-Captain9203 • 11d ago
I want to do the two motorbike loops, paramotoring, hot air balloon, and cave exploring in Laos. But my only availability for the coming year is in July. Will these activities be possible or dangerous in July?
r/laos • u/Striking_Procedure21 • 11d ago
Hi everyone,
I want to stay in Laos for 2-4 weeks. Probably in Vientiane, but I'm also open to other suggestions. I've already been to Luang Prabang, so I would rule that out.
I value comfortable accomodation in an area that offers good food and cafés. I don't care much about nightlife.
Which area of Vientiane (or of any other place you liked) would you suggest?
Thanks in advance!
r/laos • u/AltruisticHelp4959 • 11d ago
Is there anyone traveling to Laos from Addis Ababa. I have Laos kip that I want to exchange for a good price.? 150 USD or 24 000 ethiopian
r/laos • u/Alarmed-Resolution85 • 12d ago
I used food panda in Laos. Now I get recurring 6.9myr fees every month. The faq say you can cancel any time, but when I contact them, they tell me I have no subscription, so they can't cancel it, then they charge me again.
r/laos • u/Americano61 • 13d ago
Perfect motorbike
r/laos • u/digganut • 13d ago
What is the best way to organize transport to this village and. Kuang Si Waterfall?
r/laos • u/annapeeperkorn • 13d ago
Hello everybody,
Next month, I am going to Laos My plan is to go to:
Luang Prabang, Nong Khiaw, Vang Vieng.
Do you have any recommandations where to go and what to skip?
I want to avoid dirty and touristic places.
r/laos • u/Soft_Ability_4014 • 13d ago
No more InDrive in Laos? Grab doesn’t work either. I took LOCA from the airport…are there alternatives?