Joe Corner - Photo Archive
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Luang Namtha Province is home to the largest number of minorities in the country. | |
| The most remote province in northern Laos, Phongsali is surrounded on three sides by China and Vietnam. |  |
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Mountainous province located in the northern part of Laos. | |
| Jewel of Indochina, Luang Prabang is the ancient royal city of Laos. |  |
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Capital of Laos, Vientiane is Asia's biggest village. | |
| Situated across the Mekong from Laos, That Phanom in Thailand boast a weekly Laos Market . . |  |
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Tha Khek, situated across the Mekong from Namkon Phanom in Thailand. | |
| Savannakhet is situated on the banks of the Mekong river opposite Mukdahan in Thailand. It bridges as the country between Thailand and Vietnam. |  |
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Si Pan Don (Four Thousand Islands), where the Mekong River reaches up to 14km wide during the rainy season, forming hundreds of islands and islets. | |
| Pakse, the capital of Champassak, is situated at the confluence of the Se River and the Mekong. |  |
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Champassak is home to one of Asia's great, but least visited temples, Wat Phu. | |
| Bolaven Plateau is a fertile farmland. Accomodation on the plateau is limited to Tad Lo waterfalls, which has a number of bungalows. |  |
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