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Monday, 20 February 2012

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Laos Hotels and Holidays


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Luang Prabang, Laos

 





Properly known as Lao People's Democratic Republic, Laos is a country in South East Asia. Like the neighbouring countries of Vietnam and Cambodia to the south, Laos's architecture reflects the traditional styles of Indochina combined with French colonial influence of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. On Laos holidays you will see buildings and temples with staggered, overlapping roofs like the shell, and golden temples with ornate carvings.

Luang Prabang

Luang Prabang, a popular tourist destination and UNESCO World Heritage site, is located in the North of Laos where the Nam Khane River meets the Mekong. Although it is a small town, Luang Prabang was once the capital city of Laos. You will quickly notice the strong influence of Buddhism here, the town being home to eighty monasteries. As well as its many monks, this area was once known as "the kingdom of a million elephants," so you will be able to enjoy an elephant ride on your Laos holidays here.

The 3 Nagas Hotel

One of the most historic of the Laos luxury hotels in this region is the 3 Nagas by Alila. It is a boutique Laos hotel comprised of three buildings that are each more than a hundred years old. One of the buildings was constructed in 1898 for a visit from the Laos Royal Family. Each has been modernised to make this a luxurious and peaceful place to stay, but the restoration has kept this Laos hotel's historical charm intact.

To maintain its intimate feel, the 3 Nagas by Alila has just 17 rooms, individually furnished and decorated, featuring wooden beams and smooth wooden floors. Balconies look out over the lush green garden with its pentagonal pond where you can lie on a lounger and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

La Residence

Another of the Laos luxury hotels in this region is La Residence (Phou Vao), located just ten minutes from Luang Prabang's centre. It is decorated to reflect the country's culture, with an indoor water feature, as well as a lily pond in the garden. But the best feature of La Residence is this Laos hotel's amazing mountain views over the forest.

Places to Visit and Sites to See

Places to visit during your visit to Luang Prabang on your Laos holidays include the Royal Palace, the Kuang Si Falls and the Pak Ou Caves. Since the communist government deposed the royal family in the 1970s, The Royal Palace has been a museum for people on Laos holidays to explore.

The Kuang Si Falls are about 20 miles away from Luang Prabang, where you can see the pools and cascading water, taking in some nature before returning to your Laos hotel. It takes two hours to reach the Caves at Pak Ou by boat, during which time you can take in the atmosphere of the jungle. At the caves, holidaymakers can see hundreds of icons and figurines lining cave walls, another example of Laos's historical ties to the Buddhist tradition.




Darshi Chohan is a Far East holiday expert for Tropical Locations, a specialist operator offering the best Laos hotels for Laos holidays and for other destinations in the Far East, Indian Ocean, Arabia & India. Tropical Locations has a dedicated team of experienced travel consultants ready to share their knowledge and help you to plan and book your ideal holiday.


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Monday, 16 May 2011

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how much does it cost to travel around Asia? ?

I know obviously it depends on type of accommodation etc ... so basically, not including flights, but including accommodation (not backpacker hostels but perhaps homestays, cottages, small hotels etc) and food.... The trip is for about 5 months from KL to Phuket to Singapore to Bali to Bangkok, Cambodia, Laos and the Phillipines. I have been told that $1500 (Aust) per person, per month should be ok.....any help or comments really appreciated!

thanks!


If you are looking for budget accommodation, I'd recommend Khao San Road. it is good because it's a backpackers area,so the crowd is different,and the accommodations/businesses tend to be geared towards such travelers as well.It's close to the river,close to some of Bangkoks best sites (that take more than one day) and there's great markets and food around the area and the university near by. Boonsiri Place Hotel is really a convenient place to stay in Bangkok, not so noisy motobikes as in the other places, and about 10 minutes walk to the Grand Palace and 5 minutes to Kaosan Road. another point i want to say is that there is a 7/11 at the front floor, which is really convenient. http://www.discovery-thailand.com/Hotels%20Map%20Pages/Khaosan%20Hotels%20Map.html


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Thursday, 17 June 2010

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How much would it be to backpack through these countries?

My friend and I are hoping to backpack in 2013 through Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and end in Burma. We're hoping to do this for two months. We would mostly camp where possible and stay in cheap, small hotels. Roughly how much would this cost (without airfare or equipment cost)?

I know this is pretty vague and can vary, but an estimate would really help before we can start planning anything. Thanks!


Cambodia has cheap rooms a night for backpackers in Sianoukville the city has a beach i believe and alot of tourist, i know you need to apply for a visa ahead of time to go to vietnam. I have been to thailand twice but not for backpacking so i cant help you there.


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Tuesday, 8 September 2009

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More true or false questions?

1.)Unlike the Republican convention, the Democratic convention in 1968 experienced no trouble.

2.)One of the important achievements of Richard Nixon was improved relations with both the Soviet Union and communist China.

3.)The Kent State shooting came during a protest after Nixon's bombing attacks on Cambodia and Laos in 1969-70.


4.)If Richard Nixon hadn't ordered the break-in at the Watergate hotel, the Democrats would have won the 1972 presidential election.

5.)South Vietnam fell to the communists within weeks of the withdrawal of American troops in 1973.


Richard Nixon was the first president to be impeached.


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Monday, 15 June 2009

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