Volunteering
Volunteer at Green Climbers Home in Laos and spend a climbing season as part of our international community.
Volunteer at Green Climbers Home in Laos and spend a climbing season as part of our international community.
Experience Bun Bang Fai, Laos famous Rocket Festival, through a local celebration near Thakhek.
The Akha People of Laos | Culture, Traditions & Documentary
When does cultural appreciation become cultural appropriation? Using a real life travel story and the well documented case of the Oma people in Laos.
Browse our full selection of breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, desserts, and drinks - all served fresh at Green Climbers Home.
How to get here. Best time to come. Visa. Money. Everything you need to know when coming for the very first time
If you walk past our crags on a staff climbing day, you'll probably hear the group before you see them. Laughter echoes through the valley. Someone is cheering. Someone is giving advice. Someone is hanging on the rope, laughing too hard to continue climbing
Every climbing accident leaves behind questions, assumptions, and stories that often change as they are retold. The purpose of these reports is not to assign blame or point fingers, but to document the known facts as accurately as possible, separate facts from speculation, and share the lessons that may help prevent similar accidents in the future. Climbing is built on learning from those who came before us. We hope these reports contribute to that tradition.
Many beliefs about snakes are surprisingly inaccurate. From head shape and pupil myths to outdated first aid and urban snake encounters, these common misconceptions can lead to unnecessary fear or dangerous decisions. Learn the facts behind 17 of the most widespread snake myths and discover what really matters for staying safe around snakes.