Laos Honeymoon Tours

Enchanting and unspoiled, Laos – beautiful, beguiling, and incredibly easy-going – is a feast for the senses where exquisite temples and the delicate tracery of French colonial buildings festoon a landscape of rich river deltas, brooding mountains and verdant fields. Not well-known as other countries in the Southeast Asia, Laos offers true serenity, rustic feeling and a place where you can stay away from the crowd and enjoy the romantic time just for two. Considered as the off-beaten path destination, from the beauty of strolling through the Mekong River, the town of Vientiane with its French architecture influence, until the tranquility of Kuang Si Falls, Laos should be on your honeymoon bucket list.

Begin your journey with Vientiane, a delightful fusion of old-world charm and modern-day dynamism. Take a tuk-tuk winding through the streets lined with French colonial architecture, interspersed with gleaming Buddhist temples and bustling markets. Immerse yourself in the city’s heritages featuring the national symbol of That Luang - an important stupa for Buddhist pilgrimage, the Haw Phra Kaew formerly housed the Emerald Buddha and Wat Sisaket built in 1818 in a contemporary style of Buddhist architecture of the 19th century. Visit Vangthong night food market for the authentic Laotian food such as bla kan sung (grilled fish), sai oua (Laotian sausage), bet yang (roasted duck) as well as immerse yourself in the bustling and vibrant atmosphere of the market with colorful stalls and friendly vendors.

Head north to Vang Vieng, which is known for its stunning natural landscapes of limestone mountains, lush greenery and the Nam Song River. Explore the impressive stalactites of the Tham Nam and Tham Phu Kham caves, kayak down the river past mountains and riverside villages to learn about the natives' day-to-day life, take a refreshing swim in the turquoise blue water at the Blue Lagoon, or for something more adventurous, hike up to the Nam Xay Viewpoint and enjoy panoramic views at the top. Apart from the beautiful scenery, you will fall in love with the laid-back atmosphere of this small town.

Experience the heady atmosphere of Luang Prabang, the ancient riverside capital, retaining much of its original charm. Wander the palm-lined riverbanks and tranquil streets, absorbing the sights of gilded wats and traditional wooden houses. Walk up Phu Si Hill for magnificent views over the town, or rise early to witness the alms ceremony where hundreds of monks in orange saffron robes walk through the streets collecting food. The surrounding countryside offers picturesque waterfalls such as the Kuang Si Waterfalls, traditional villages and sacred sites such as the Pak Ou Caves.

Down in sleepy southern Laos lies the city of Pakse, gateway to stunning waterfalls and the UNESCO-listed Khmer ruins of Wat Phu. The picturesque Bolaven Plateau is also worth a visit, offering an insight into Laos’ ethnic communities as well as its tea and coffee industries. From here you can drift south along the Mekong to the mythical river archipelago of Si Phan Don (4,000 Islands), home to some of the country’s most photogenic landscapes.