In 2026, Andy embarks on a smaller-scale adventure to Japan, focusing on Kyoto, Osaka, and possibly Universal Studios Japan. After two weeks in Japan, he will explore China and Laos, aiming for a more relaxed trip. Updates will be shared online.
Tag: Laos
$100 and 48 Hours in… Vientiane, Laos
Okay folks, I know it was only last month but it seems like it’s been ages since I did one of these! Yes, we have a weekend somewhere and $100 to spend, and this time around it’s Vientiane, the capital of Laos that I have chosen for the challenge. Vientiane shouldn’t be too hard to …
Laos’s Incredible Plain of Jars – Through My Lens
Dating back over three thousand years, Laos's 'Plain of Jars' is a unique and stunning thing to visit!
Retro Review – Rattana Guest House, Luang Prabang, Laos
A lovely place to rest your weary head in the beautiful Lao town of Luang Prabang.
Things to Do and See – Laos!
Laos is a charming and brilliant destination in South-East Asia. Here's what there is to do there!
Essential Tips for Travel to Laos
Laos is my favourite country in South-East Asia. Here's what you might need to know if you head to this amazing country!
Retro Review – Chantha Guest House, Vientiane, Laos
A steamy night in the Lao capital and not in a good way! Check out how I found Chantha Guest House!
Ultimate South-East Asian 65-day Itinerary
Howdy all. You may recall a couple of weeks back I did a post where I talked about a crazy idea to travel Singapore to Lhasa and Lanzhou by the world’s highest rail line as an overland itinerary as I desperately tried to fill a gaping void in my life without the ability to travel. …
My Favourite Cities in … South East Asia
South East Asia is a big place, it’s densely populated and there are so many different people and different languages. It’s generally pretty hot most of the time, with only a few places in the north ever really cooling down substantially (such as Hanoi, which had maximums of around 15 degrees when I was there!) …
Why Not Consider… Laos?
South-East Asia is a non-stop smorgasbord of interesting, fun, exciting places for the traveller. Thailand is the prime hub I guess in many ways, with beaches, trekking, the nights and lights of Bangkok and more, Malaysia offers all that but in smaller doses with a fair dose of colonial history and architecture if that’s your …
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