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Holidays in Nong Khiaw

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The nation's capital, Vientiane, sits 290 kilometres to the south of Nong Khiaw.

Be sure to take the entire family along to find out what Nong Khiaw Pier has to offer.

Nong Khiaw Playfield is well worth visiting. Then, see if you can take some good holiday snaps at Nong Khiaw Welcome Center.

Want to venture outwards? Muang Ngoi Neua is 16 kilometres to the north of Nong Khiaw and Muang Khua is 60 kilometres to the north. Jump in the car and find out what's happening out there!

A1 Hill, the Victory Museum and the Victory Monument are all quite close to Dien Bien Phu, 100 kilometres to the northeast. Need more excuses to visit? Cemeteries and the Bunker of Colonel de Castries aren't far away either.

Discover the region's terrain from a new angle and get involved in some mountain biking or rock climbing. They're both well-loved activities in this part of the world.

Cycling and bird watching are enjoyable ways to relax if always being on the move has left you a little on edge.

Overwhelmed by sights and activities? Sometimes the best way to take it all in is to book a tour. The region boasts enlightening guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours and cycling tours.

Whether you would rather be in, around or on it, everybody loves the water! Why not add a few more thrills to your escape by doing some rafting and tubing?

The region's history museums and craft workshops have something for visitors of all ages. Step inside and see what's going on.

Put on some comfortable clothes and head out to one of the surrounding area's lovely outdoor attractions. Its open-air markets are just waiting to be explored.

Acquaint yourself with the region's lively past by heading to one or two ruins, traditional villages and historic palaces. Do your own research into their historical importance or get some information from the most enlightened tour guide in town.

Eager to add some deeper meaning to your travels? Whether you're seeking a spiritual experience or just interested in learning about the local faith, visit one or two of the surrounding temples, shrines and monasteries.

Your eyes shouldn't have all the fun while visiting Laos. Give your taste buds a little love as well by trying out the local food and drink. After all, you haven't truly experienced a destination until you've tasted its flavours.

This corner of the world has some unique recipes based on local tastes and available ingredients. You'll discover cellophane noodles (made from mung bean starch) and asian basil are regularly used in many of the dishes.

While in Nong Khiaw, dine like a local. That means sitting down to a meal of khao jee (baguettes) or laab moo (minced pork salad), some of the region's specialties.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and we don't think that's a coincidence. There's no more scrumptious way to let your concerns melt away than with fresh fruit, a treat often found on dinner tables here.

Be sure to mark the 2nd of December in your diary. To the locals, this means one thing — Republic Day. A significant day of celebrations, this is a marvellous time to visit the country.

Travelling to the picturesque Laos region is an enriching experience, and chances are that it will have touched you with its magic. But alas, there must come a time to say goodbye.

From the centre of Nong Khiaw, it's roughly 340 kilometres east to Noi Bai International Airport (HAN). This is the closest airport. Be sure to give yourself a bit of extra time to find your way there so you don't miss check-in.