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The Rough Guide to Laos is the ultimate travel guide to this enchanting and unspoiled corner of Southeast Asia.
Discover Laoss highlights. The Rough Guide to Laos features stunning full-color photography, clear maps and detailed coverage of all attractions and activities, from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Luang Prabang to the spectacular waterfalls of the high Bolaven Plateau to the gorgeous Four Thousand Islands (Si Phan Don), and more. The Rough Guide to Laos also includes detailed background on Laoss ethnic hill tribes and advice on where to trek and which guides are most reliable.
Inside this guidebook youll find detailed practical advice on what to see and do and can rely on up-to-date descriptions of the best hotels and guesthouses, restaurants, bars, shops and tour operators for all budgets.
Make the most of your time on Earth with The Rough Guide to Laos.
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This Rough Guide toLaos is one of a new generation of informative andeasy-to-use travel-guide ebooks that guarantees you make the most of yourtrip. An essential tool for pre-trip planning, it also makes a great travelcompanion when youre on the road.
From the fills you in on history, religion and belief systems, arts and temple architecture, Laoss ethnic mosaic, literature, myths and the environment.
Detailed area maps feature in the guide chaptersand are also listed in the , accessible from the table of contents. Depending on yourhardware, you can double-tap on the maps to see larger-scale versions, orselect different scales. There are also thumbnails below more detailed maps in these cases, you can opt to zoom left/top or zoom right/bottom orview the full map. The screen-lock function on your device is recommendedwhen viewing enlarged maps. Make sure you have the latest software updates,too.
Throughout the guide, weve flagged up ourfavourite places - a perfectly sited hotel, an atmospheric caf, a specialrestaurant - with the author pick icon 
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The publishers and authors have done their best toensure the accuracy and currency of all the information in The Rough Guide to Laos, however, they can accept no responsibility forany loss, injury, or inconvenience sustained by any traveller as a result ofinformation or advice contained in the guide.
This digital edition published 2014 by Rough Guides Ltd.
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Weve gone to a lot of effort to ensure that the fifth edition of The Rough Guide to Laos is accurate and up-to-date.However, things change places get discovered, opening hours are notoriouslyfickle, restaurants and rooms raise prices or lower standards. If you feel wevegot it wrong or left something out, wed like to know, and if you can rememberthe address, the price, the hours, the phone number, so much the better.
Please send your comments with the subject line Rough GuideLaos Update to . Wellcredit all contributions and send a copy of the next edition (or any other RoughGuide if you prefer) for the very best emails.
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Edward Aves (@Ed_Aves) has had a soft spot for Laos ever since his first visit tothe country in 1998. An in-house editor at Rough Guides London HQ, hesperiodically let out to get back on the road, and has contributed tonumerous other guidebooks, including the Rough Guides to Sri Lanka andIndia.
Steve Vickers fell in love with Laos on his first-ever trip to Asia and has beenreturning ever since. Based partly in Sweden, he writes and reports formedia outlets around the world, including TheWashington Post, BBC Radio 4 and TheIndependent. Hes also worked on around a dozen RoughGuides titles, including country guides to Thailand and Scotland. Youcan read his blog at stevevickers.co.uk or follow him on Twitter@StevenJVickers.
Edward Aves I owe a huge debt of gratitude to the MrFix-It of the north, the incomparable Mr Phong of Jungle Eco-Guide Services inLuang Namtha, without whom new sections of the north chapter of this guide couldnot have been written. Many thanks to James Mundy at Inside Vietnam in Bristoland James Pook et al at Exotissimo in Vientiane for making this happen. In LuangPrabang, thanks to Dan, Brendan and the staff at Ock Pop Tok for a lovely stayat the villa; and to Emily and Kathy at Orient Express and all at La Rsidence. In Nong Khiaw, thanks to Nic, Kenny andKaren at the Mandala Ou, Harps at Delilahs/Tiger Trail and Home of NK Adventures a fortuitousmeeting on the boat to Hat Sa. Thanks too to the numerous travellers I met onthe way, who gave me their thoughts, suggestions and reactions, especiallySimone Georg for a boozy evening in Muang Khoua and her reflections on trekkingaround Phongsali. Back at HQ, thanks to Keith Drew for getting the ball rolling;Lao old hand Emma Gibbs for contacts and brilliant pre-departure advice; and toRuth Reisenberger, Pradeep Thapliyal and Ashutosh Bharti for pulling the bookinto shape.
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