In Southeast Asia, wedged between Thailand and Vietnam, is the Lao People’s Democratic Republic, or Laos. Although part of the “banana pancake trail”, it is relatively non-touristy compared to other parts of the region. Less developed and prosperous than its neighbors, Laos offers a glimpse of what it was like to travel to Southeast Asia five to ten years ago. As the economy relies heavily on tourism and foreign aid, the locals are happy to see visitors and show them their beautiful country. Before going to Laos you will need a Laos SIM Card which will allow you to access the largest network in the country, make local and international calls and stay in touch with your loved ones during your trip. Today we will take you to discover the things to know before taking a trip to Laos. Dimensions
Laos is a long country that stretches from China to Cambodia. It borders on both sides with Thailand and Vietnam. The country is also landlocked and its main body of water is the Mekong River.
Northern Laos is mountainous with lush rainforests and waterfalls. Towards the south the landscape becomes flatter and drier. The plains of Laos are mainly used for agriculture, with rice as the main crop.

Weather and seasons
Due to the shape of the country, weather conditions vary from place to place. Due to its higher altitude, northern Laos is generally cooler and less humid than the south.
Like most of Southeast Asia, Laos has two main seasons: wet and dry. The rainy season i...