Map of Laos

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The Pathet Lao cavesSights & Places

Around SavannakhetSights & Places

XeponSights & Places

Muang LongSights & Places

ChampasakSights & Places

Wat Xieng ThongSights & Places

PhongsaliSights & Places

Dolphin-spotting and tubingSights & Places

That Ing HangSights & Places

The Ho Chi Minh Trail at Ban DongSights & Places

Kouang SiSights & Places

Khammouane Limestone NBCASights & Places

Nam Ha NBCASights & Places

Across the Mekong: Xieng Men and aroundSights & Places

MahaxaiSights & Places

Vang ViengSights & Places

Muang Khoun (Old Xieng Khuang)Sights & Places

PakkadingSights & Places

The Plain of JarsSights & Places

Around Muang LongSights & Places

Wat PhouSights & Places

The Royal Palace (Royal Palace Museum)Sights & Places

Sam NeuaSights & Places

The Pak Ou Buddha Caves and Whisky VillageSights & Places

Don KhongSights & Places

The Sayaboury circuitSights & Places

The Xe Kong River ValleySights & Places

Muang NgoiSights & Places

Xieng Kok and aroundSights & Places

Don Khon and Don DetSights & Places

PhonsavanSights & Places

Vieng XaiSights & Places

Around Vang ViengSights & Places

Xekong to Attapeu by riverSights & Places

The Gibbon ExperienceSights & Places

PhousiSights & Places

Henri Mouhot’s tombSights & Places

Nong KhiawSights & Places

Traditional Arts and Ethonology Centre (TAEC)Sights & Places

Regions in Laos

Cut off from the outside world for decades, Laos is one of Southeast Asia’s most intriguing destinations. Whether you feel like trekking through little-visited hill-tribe villages, or finding your own slice of paradise on one of thousands of tropical islands, let our map of Laos below guide you through this beguiling country.

Float down the Mekong River by slow boat to Luang Prabang, the former royal capital, where you can eat like a king at the city’s vast array of restaurants, which showcase the richness and diversity of the country’s cuisine.

Travel along misty mountain roads to glittering temples, plunging waterfalls and remote towns that still bear the scars of the country’s troubled past. At Wat Phou, the ‘Mountain Monastery’, marvel at Khmer ruins set amid lush scenery. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers an insight into Laos’s fascinating history against a backdrop of stunning countryside.

If you are planning to travel to Laos, next to the map check out Laos itineraries and the best time to go. To add more details to your trip, read more on the best places to go, great things to do in Laos or learn about getting there and where to stay once you are there.