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MEET AN EXPERT
Our co-founder Jay Tindall loves travelling throughout Laos, in particular the remote tribal areas in the north & south of the country.
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Visit nearby islands and the silk weaving village of Ban Saphai to get a weaving demonstration from locals.
Spend an afternoon touring French colonial villas and the old narrow-gauge railway built by the French across the Mekong during World War II.
See the famed Irawaddy dolphins, an endangered species indigenous to the Mekong River area, but usually only found in Laos and Cambodia. The dolphins are often seen swimming off the southern tip of Don Khone, and seeing them unobtrusively by boat is a memorable experience.
Visitors should note that October through December is the best time of year to spot these rare creatures.
Kayak along a tame stretch of the Mekong with local guides, perhaps spotting a dolphin up close, or go with an experienced kayaker into more challenging waters.
by Conde Nast Traveler 
by U.S. News & World Report 
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