Laos - The Land of Ecotourism

Photo project "Laos - The Land of Ecotourism" 
 

Consists of several interconnected parts: 

Photo album 

Sergey Kovalchuk  “Laos - The Land of Ecotourism” 

The book-album tells about the most interesting sights and protected corners of Laos. 

The publication includes the author’s road impressions and historical and cultural information about the places he saw 

comments of experts. 

Publishing House RealCity, 416 pp., 2014 

Documentary about Laos

Photo exhibition: Sergey Kovalchuk Laos - The Land of Ecotourism
Why is eco-tourism so fashionable today?
And why such a stir around this small country in the very center of Southeast Asia? There is no sea here, but this did not prevent the Lao People’s Democratic Republic in 2013 from receiving the top tourism prize from the European Tourism and Trade Council (ECTT).

Laos connects the incompatible: Buddhism and communism, French chic and monumental Soviet aesthetics, ancient age-old foundations against a surprisingly youthful background. The country has the status of the youngest state in the region, where the average age is 21 years. At the same time, the area of ​​20 national parks - 14% of the country. 

An exhibition of photographer and traveler Sergey Kovalchuk tells about this paradoxical and “non-trampled” country for a Russian tourist. More than 80 photos from the life of Laos - nature, people, ancient artifacts ... The exposition will feature photos of 0.9 x 1.5 m format, as well as large-scale photos of 2x2 and 2x3 meters. Only the total area of ​​the photo is 200 square meters. This is the largest photo exhibition in the “travel” genre in recent years in Russia, on display in the open air.

Exhibition Photos

Photo exhibition: Sergey Kovalchuk Laos - The Land of Ecotourism
Photo exhibition: Sergey Kovalchuk Laos - The Land of Ecotourism
Photo exhibition: Sergey Kovalchuk Laos - The Land of Ecotourism
Photo exhibition: Sergey Kovalchuk Laos - The Land of Ecotourism
Photo exhibition: Sergey Kovalchuk Laos - The Land of Ecotourism