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Mountains in the Sky, Nong Khiaw
As the sun began to crack the sky, I took my first step into the clearing, my legs were beaten, my heart pounding, but what lay ahead was like nothing I had ever seen. Welcome to Nong Khiaw, the beautiful rustic city in the north of Laos. Full of great food, happy locals and endless sites. Located in the Luang Prabang region of Laos, this little town is positioned right on the Ou River. You can get around anywhere by foot or bicycle, easy for travellers of all shapes and siz
Daniel Mallia
Feb 12, 20185 min read


How not to die... Luang Prabang
Which way do you think we should go? I looked over at Angie, looked back at the path and realised I had no idea where we were...the sound of raging water was my only guide... Welcome to Luang Prabang, Laos Mini City; full of market places, crazy accessories, incredible food and some of the most impressive cascading waterfalls my eyes bared witness to. It began... Arriving in town at 4 am, I asked around to see if anyone had any idea where they were going to stay. Blank lo
Daniel Mallia
Jan 25, 201810 min read


Vang Vieng, Bombs and Lagoons
Travel adventure and tips through Vang Vien, Laos.
Daniel Mallia
Jan 13, 201810 min read


Thakhek Loop and the ride to Konglor Cave
Picture riding through the hillside of Laos, the sun on your back, the wind in your hair, a perfect day for riding. When suddenly, a semi trailer comes heading straight towards you, with nowhere to go... The Thakhek loop is a 450 km loop stretching through the south west of Laos. The ride will take you through picturesque landscapes, rural villages, creepy caves and freshwater cool springs. The journey begins and ends in the small town of Thakhek, where you can rent motorbik
Daniel Mallia
Dec 20, 20179 min read


Don Det and the 4000 islands
Have some stress on your mind? Need a place to relax and unwind from the madness life throws at you? Then the south of Laos, is your next retreat. Don Det has grown and flourished in the past five or so years. A large part of this is due to the demise of the tubing industry in Vang Vieng. Backpackers have shifted their attention to the laid back lifestyle, easy going bars and cheap bungalows by the river, catering to all who are on a low cost travel budget. Go for a day or t
Daniel Mallia
Dec 6, 20175 min read
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