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7 Best Train Experiences In Laos

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The 7 best train experiences in Laos. What each one is really like on the ground, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.

7 Best Train Experiences In Laos

Laos Railway Tickets Easily: Avoid Long Queues & Wasted Time

Laos Railway Tickets Easily: Avoid Long Queues & Wasted Time - Price and what $8.50 per person really buys you

1.Laos Railway Tickets Easily: Avoid Long Queues & Wasted Time

Most Popular 4.5

Pre-book Laos train e-tickets from Luang Prabang, skip queues, get WhatsApp support and promo codes for nearby experiences.

“Although there's a small mark-up on the price of a ticket by using this booking service, it's well worth it. We simply made our ticket requests (Two in total: Luang Prabang to Vang Vieng, and Vang Vieng to Vientiane), and 3 days before the departures the tickets were texted to me. No time wasted! :)”

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Vientiane Private Transfer: Wattay Airport -Hotel-Railway Station

Vientiane Private Transfer: Wattay Airport -Hotel-Railway Station - Airport to hotel to railway station: what each leg feels like

2.Vientiane Private Transfer: Wattay Airport -Hotel-Railway Station

4.5

Private transfer linking Wattay Airport, Vientiane hotels, and the railway station with a 45-min wait policy and mobile ticket.

“Driver is a Vietnamese who barely spoke any English. He has his girl friend in front seat. Transfer to wrong hotel at Centre Point instead of Central Hotel. Pricing of $32 was too high beyond taxi price of $7”

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Laos Railway: Train Tickets Easily – Skip the Lines – No worries

Laos Railway: Train Tickets Easily - Skip the Lines - No worries - Luang Prabang Railway Station: Plan for the Distance

Laos–China Railway: Easy Train Tickets, No Queues, No Worries

Laos–China Railway: Easy Train Tickets, No Queues, No Worries - The train ride itself: timing and how long it takes

4.Laos–China Railway: Easy Train Tickets, No Queues, No Worries

5.0

Laos–China Railway tickets in Luang Prabang made easy with e-tickets, pickup option, airport-style check-in, and minimal stress.

“We booked the rail tickets between Vientiane & Luang Prabang (return) as a foreigner we were not able to book from abroad or did not have time to book when we got to Laos & we were really glad to find the services Sam & Daisy provideRead more”

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Get Your Laos–China Train Ticket Fast – No Waiting, No Worries

Get Your Laos–China Train Ticket Fast – No Waiting, No Worries - Getting to the right place: Vientiane station meeting point and transfers

5.Get Your Laos–China Train Ticket Fast – No Waiting, No Worries

5.0

Skip ticket-stress on the Laos–China train. Get a paperless e-ticket fast with transfers and discounts for Laos experiences.

“Safe and sound , nice way to travel and a good agent. Went from Luang Prabang to Vang Vieng States there three days and then to Vientiene all by highspeedtrain with well managed tickets. Thanks!🙏”

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Private Tour Vientiane – VangVieng by Express Train

Private Tour Vientiane - VangVieng by Express Train - Morning logistics that keep your day from falling apart

6.Private Tour Vientiane – VangVieng by Express Train

5.0

Private express-train day trip from Vientiane to Vang Vieng with cave visits, Blue Lagoon time, and a Nam Song long-tail boat ride.

“This was a very full day of activities, bookended by very comfortable travel in the fast express train. My guide, Noy, arranged the pickup from my hotel to allow ample time to arrive at the railway station prior to departure. Once in Vang ViRead more”

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Day Trip Vientiane – VangVieng by Express Train

Day Trip Vientiane - VangVieng by Express Train - Hotel Pickup, Small-Group Size, and the Morning Flow

7.Day Trip Vientiane – VangVieng by Express Train

3.5

Day trip by express train from Vientiane to Vang Vieng: Angel Cave, Blue Lagoon swim, and Nam Song River long-tail boat—small-group convenience.

“It wasn’t so good an experience. It was a rip off for the price they charged. The guides were nice and very accommodating but the English was poor. I had to google a lot of the information. They only spend about 1/4 of the price on the actual trip. Everything else goes to overhead. It’s…”

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