This four-day Heritage Line Anouvong cruise takes you downstream along the Upper Mekong, starting at Houay Xay on the Laos–Thailand border near Chiang Khong, and finishing in Luang Prabang in northern Laos.

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4-Day Luang Prabang, Laos Add-on Experience

Landlocked Laos is a charm-packed nation of riverside cities and towns, Bhuddist temples and natural beauty. Spend a few days exploring Luang Prabang, the country’s former capital and home of the Lao Royal family until 1975.

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Laos Discovery

This is Laos in full colour: golden temples beside the Mekong, limestone peaks rising above Vang Vieng, turquoise waterfall pools near Luang Prabang, and river journeys through forested hills. In just seven days, you travel from the capital to the mountains and on to the country’s most beautiful old town, with tuk-tuks, trains, longtail boats, village visits, and local food bringing the route to life.

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Odyssey in Southern Laos

Southern Laos feels like a brilliant little secret: river islands, ancient temples, coffee plantations, waterfalls, village paths, and long, slow views across the Mekong. This six-day journey starts in Pakse, the main gateway to the south, then carries you through Champasak, Don Daeng, the 4,000 Islands, Don Khong, and the cooler highlands around Paksong.

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Laos North to South

This is Laos with the map opened right out. In eight days, you’ll visit the mellow capital on the Mekong, the limestone drama of Vang Vieng, the golden temples and river-town charm of Luang Prabang, and then the deep south, where the Mekong loosens into islands, waterfalls, fishing villages, and slow, wide skies. It is a big-feeling journey without being exhausting. A high-speed train links Vang Vieng and Luang Prabang, and a domestic flight carries you south to Pakse, so you cover real ground without spending the whole trip on the road.