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Take your time getting to know Northern Laos on this trip through some of its most beautiful places.

You’ll hike through rich jungle-covered mountains for which Nong Khiaw is famous, trek the famous 100 Waterfalls tour,

homestay with traditional ethnic tribes, and take in the grandeur of the landscape from a riverboat up and down the Nam Ou River.

Walking Difficulty scale: Low - Medium
Duration: 4 days
Start / finish Luang prabang

This is our longest one-day cycling tour, and it takes you along four rivers on mixed paved and dirt paths out of the city and through countryside to Hmong and Khmu villages – all in one tour.

You’ll ride along the Mekong, Xuang, Pa, and Khan Rivers through beautiful jungle with a crossing by local boat with your bike over the last.

We’ll cover a lot of ground, have lunch in a local village, and climb some good hills before returning to Luang Prabang. This tour has been designed for fit cyclists wanting to ride a long distance to see a lot of countryside.

 

Walking Difficulties scale: Cycling Mode long day
Duration: 1 Day
Start / Finish : Luang prabang

1-day cruise on the Mighty Mekong River Cruise package from Luang Prabang to Pakbeng.

Explore the beauty of the Mekong’s tranquil waters, marvel at unspoiled vistas of tropical jungles, green mountains, and impressive rock formations.

You will see secluded villages while cruising through inspiring gorges and labyrinths of mountain ranges.

On the cruise you will be served lunch, there is a bar with a few beverages to help relax in the cruise

You will disembark in the small town of Pakbeng.

(Comfy walking shoes, please note you have to walk up the embankments in Luang Prabang & Pakbeng )

Duration: 1 Day
Start/ Finish: Pakbeng/ Luang Prabang
Meal Plan: 1 Lunch on-board
Overnight accommodation: Not included

Taking care not to disrupt the serenity of this isolated area, we can observe locals as they engage in daily tasks.

You’ll have the chance to ask questions and wander around in the small village.

Your guide will be happy to translate your questions.

Waving our good-byes, we enter a different world of a grander scale dominated by some jungle, soaring limestone rock faces, and flourishing ferns.

 

walking Difficulty scale; Low - medium
Duration: 1 Day
Start / Finish: luang prabang

You'll meet your local English-speaking guide and then ride about 30 minutes to the  Adventure Camp on the banks of the Nam Khan River. Cross the river by boat and then begin an easy, 1.5-hour trek through beautiful jungle canopy, stopping along the way to explore a large, traditional Khmu village nestled in the mountains. You may enjoy lunch here or wait until you reach the waterfall, depending on the time and preferences of your group.

After the village visit, you'll continue trekking about 1.5 hours down to the Tad Sae Waterfall, where you may explore and swim (seasonal as the waterfall is dry February to July). Finally, board a long boat again for a short cruise downriver and then on to a vehicle for return to Luang Prabang city. Return time is approximately 2:00 p.m., depending on conditions and hiking speeds.

Total hiking time is about 3 hours.

walking Difficulty scale: Low - Medium
Duration: Half day
Start / Finish: Luang prabang

Laos Buffalo Dairy, Cheese making, ice cream, an afternoon Visit well worth the trip and enjoy the gourmet food

02:30 pm until 6:30 pm, Chef Rachel as talented as she is will be a great host to take you through the steps of cheese making and ice cream creations.

meet the family, the pigs, Goats rabbits and be as close to the buffalos as possible!

Nothing hard here just enjoy being part of the Farm!

 

You'll ride about 25 minutes to the Tiger Trail Adventure Camp on the banks of the Nam Khan River where we'll review kayaking basics and safety before heading down the river.

Nam Khan River conditions vary widely.  On the way, you stop at the Burmese-style temple Wat Phao Pao, an authentic weaving center at Ban Phanom village, and visit the final resting place of the French explorer Henry Mahout hidden in the jungle a short way for the road.

During the high water season the river is swollen, flowing well, and winds through stunning lush jungle, rice paddies, local villages, and elephant shelters (where you might catch a glimpse of them splashing on the river banks).

 

walking Difficulty scale: Kayaking
Duration: Half day
Start / Finish: Luang prabang

Riverbank explorer is a half day Kayaking or SUP stand up board paddle, First part will be a fast boat to Tad se waterfalls enjoy the natural beauty

(from February to July / August the falls are dry due to the dry season) this also depends on the climate and if the rainy season comes earlier. the falls has an unique feel even in the dry season explore the flora and fauna its offers.

you will be briefed on how to kayak and Paddle boards first to get aquatinted, paddle down stream the most beautiful part of the Nam khan River to the chateau Orientale Resort.

enjoy Lunch in the colonial style decorated Restaurant, lunch included in the tour so feast away!

the resort aircon min van will bring you back to your hotel, or guest house.

kayaking / Paddle board / difficulty ; slow paddle down the river at your own pace
start / finish Chateau Orientale and back to your hotel / guest house

This is an adventure tour packed with diverse activities that begin and end in the World Heritage site Luang Prabang

and takes you to explore Nong Khiaw and Muang Ngoi, both known for their remote and stunning mountainous landscapes set on the Nam Ou River.

Enjoy some of the best trekking, kayaking, and long-tail boat rides in the area and experience the Tiger Trail-discovered 100 Waterfall tour and the famous Pak Ou Caves north of Luang Prabang.

Overnight in a great mix of ethnic homestays and riverside lodges.

Trekking Medium
Bring them boots to do the walking!

HALF-DAY FOOD AND FUN BIKING TOUR

Meet your guide at the Office Ban That Luang. You will be fitted with bikes and head towards the morning market where locals from the countryside around Luang Prabang sell their goods.

Discover different meats, fruits, vegetables, herbs, and spices and learn from your guide how they are used in Lao kitchens.

Each year previously unknown varieties of plants are discovered at this morning market. A few local delicacies will be sampled,

as well. You may come across fried insects like crickets, silkworms, and grasshoppers.

They are usually seasoned with spices and can be crunchy and surprisingly tasty. Bee larvae are a local delicacy.

 

Walking Difficulty Scale: fun day cycling
Duration: Half Day
Start / Finish: luang prabang

The Living Land Company offers tours to its organic rice fields and vegetable farm, with an educational and participatory content, presented by our farmers and craftsmen in Ban Phongvan.

The visit consists of a half day “Rice Experience” during which we demonstrate the 13 steps of growing, harvesting and cooking sticky rice, “Khao Niew”, finishing with a degustation of some rice based specialties.

Working to support the local Community and children from poor families with their education and medical needs and keeping the farming trade alive from times gone by!

 

Walking Difficulty scale: let them feet do the walking / Mud essential bare feet!
Duration: half day
Start / Finish; Luang prabang

Trekking to Kuang Si waterfalls a full day adventure, trekking through lush forests high in the hills above Luang prabang with breathtaking views.

The best way to see the beautiful Kuang Si Waterfall is by trekking a lush forest trail that winds through local villages and offers views of Lao mountain landscapes.

This three-to-four hour trek brings you to the refreshing turquoise pools at the falls where you’ll have time to cool down, swim and enjoy the Kuang Si Waterfall Nature Reserve and Bear Rescue Center.

Walking Difficult Scale: Low - Medium
Duration: 1 Day
Start / Finish: Luang prabang
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