(KPL) The famous 400-year-old tea plantation is located about 18 kilometers from Phongsaly Town in the Phunoy ethnic village Ban Komaen, which according to same tea experts has some of the oldest tea trees in the world.

(KPL) Nine journalists from ASEAN countries have a chance to visit Hahoe Village in Andong city, Gyeongsangbuk-Do Province. The media tour to the village is part of a month-long training programme aiming to deepen ASEAN journalists of the Republic of Korean in various dimensions, political, cultural, economic, among others.

(KPL) Twenty finalists of Miss Tourism Queen Laos Contest have been announced for the final round to be held at the Lao ITECC Mall in Vientiane on November 23, 2018.

(KPL) Miss International Laos 2018 will be held at the Crown Plaza Vientiane Hotel, in Vientiane Capital on Oct 14. The list of 20 most suitable candidates will be announced at the coming event, a press conference held in Vientiane Capital on Oct 1 was told.

(KPL) The Lao PDR’s development has been rapid during the last decade, largely funded by income from natural resources driving the bulk of economic growth. The government is promoting responsible investment across the country to ensure that quality investments benefit all of Lao society, fostering green development and sustainable use of natural resources, in accordance with the 8th National Socio-Economic Development Plan.

(KPL) Miss Tourism Queen Laos 2018 has been announced open for candidates nationwide who wish to be tourism ambassador of the Lao PDR.

(KPL) Ajanta caves in Aurangabad District, Maharashtra State, India is a world heritage site. It has fascinated both visitors and scholars from India and abroad. Nearly thirty caves were built in two phase between 2nd century BC and 5th century AD.

(KPL) The International Buddhist Conclave 2018 was held in New Delhi, India on Aug 23 to promote culture tourism, especially ancient Buddhist heritage in India.

(KPL) Bamboo is an important non-timber forest product (NTFP) in the context of the livelihood of the poor in the Lao PDR. Next to self-sustaining purpose (home consumption shoots, construction material) it has an additional economic value.

If you build it, they will come. The phrase could not be more apt than for the city of Liupanshui in Guizhou province, which through building a mammoth, interconnected tourism industry is lifting itself out of position as the poorest province in China.