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Wildlife in Laos and SE Asia - An Introduction
Browse our species guides, organized by animal group for quick and easy identification.
WildLife
Copperhead Racer (Coelognathus radiatus)
At first glance, the Copperhead Racer looks like a snake you would rather avoid. Its copper-colored head, impressive size, and lightning-fast movements often lead people to assume it is venomous.
WildLife
The Queen of Primates
Most travelers rush from Laos to Hanoi, missing one of Vietnam's greatest wildlife experiences. Learn where to spot the spectacular Red-shanked Douc , the queen of primates.
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Health & Safety
Planning a trip to Laos? This guide covers vaccinations, malaria, dengue fever, medical facilities, pharmacies, and other health and safety topics to help you prepare for your visit.
Behind the bolts
Khon Kaen Climbing Development
Responsible crag development in Thailand's Isaan region, bringing together climbers, local communities, and National Park authorities to create sustainable climbing access.
Behind the bolts
Sinkhole at the RockViewpoint
The Rock Viewpoint, a popular stop on the Thakhek Loop, has grown from a scenic viewpoint into one of the newest climbing areas in Laos.
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Camp Life
Season 2025/26 Part 2
The Season starts and new climbing gear from our sponsor Beal arrives.
Camp Life
Season 2025/26 Part 1
Every October, Green Climbers Home comes back to life after the rainy season. Before the first climbers arrive, there's weeks of repairing, building, digging, and problem-solving. Here's a look behind the scenes as we prepared the camp for the 2025–2026 season.
Behind the bolts
Crag Devolopment in Mueang Fueang
Pha Thong ຜາທອງ is one of the most striking limestone formations in northern Laos. From a distance, it looks as if a giant knife blade has been driven straight through the valley floor.