Saravane (or Salavan), a southeastern province situated on the Bolavens Plateau is devoted to agriculture and nature offering idyllic scenery.
Salavan province is home to the Phu Xieng Thong National Biodiversity Conservation Area, covering nearly 1,000 sq km in the western part of the province next to the Mekong river.
It is thought that asiatic fl bear, banteng, clouded leopard, Douc langur, elephant, gibbon, guar, Siamese crocodile and tiger and inhabit this area.
Also known as Lam Salavan and named after the southern province, this style is very well known and loved throughout Laos because of its catchy melody and dance rhythm.
For a more traditional version of Lam Salavan, listen to Nang Soubane Vongath and Sengphet Souryavongxay.
This is another lam style from the south of Laos where rhythms tend to be more dynamic than their northern counterparts.