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Vaccinations against Hepatitis A and B are advisable before travelling to Laos while also worth considering are those against Japanese encephalitis and rabies. Visitors arriving from countries where yellow fever is present may be required to show certificates of vaccinations against this disease.

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It’s not uncommon for travellers to experience mild bouts of diarrho;ea during trips to Laos, this may be on account of spicy food and not so serious or due to improperly or unhygienically prepared food which can be more serious and certainly more unpleasant. Exercise some discretion with regards to the places you eat at and avoid those with an obvious lack of attention to cleanliness.

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