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Explore the back roads of Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on this fantastic cycling tour.

You will see parts of Luang Prabang only few tourists will visit seeing the flora and fauna and meeting the people along the way.

This cycling tour is easy riding, takes only a half day, and was designed to include special places that few foreigners see on their own.

 

walking Difficulty scale: cycling your heart out!
Duration: Half day
Start / finish; Luang prabang

This adventure guides you deep into the mountains over three days, through jungle and rice paddies trekking to a homestay in remote Hmong and Khmu villages.

You see mountains with rice fields clinging to steep peaks, it's simply stunning.

This is the tour that immerses you in the people and cultures of those who tend to these remote Laos landscapes.

Get ready for adventure and step into the world of Laos mountain village tribes on this unforgettable trekking and homestay experience.

Walking Difficulty scale: Low - Medium
Duration: 3 Days
Start / Finish: Luang Prabang

Experience breath-taking scenery from a traditional long boat as you slowly travel upstream on the Nam Ou river.

Surrounded by some of the most graceful limestone mountains in North Laos, you'll pass by villagers going about their daily lives.

Explore the small village of Muang Ngoi and visit a cave used during the Secret War.

Spend 2 hours gently paddling down the river and visit a small inviting Khmu village and waterfall in the jungle where you can cool off and have a snack.

walking Difficulty: Low - Medium
Duration : 1 Day
Start / finish : Nong khiew

Bunny Buster tour through Mini - Farm:

Tour approx. 50 minutes / tours start at 9:30 am until 5:30 pm

Join a scheduled tour of the farm every 30 minutes

cuddle up to and feed our beautiful buffalos at 450 kilo and see the size of their growing cross breeds!

feeding the buffalos and then partake in their bathing ritual, you can wash them and give them a scrub. its a spa day for Buffaloes

learn how to milk a Buffalo and why buffalo milk is so good for you!

 

the buffaloes are the stars of the show but their playful pigs, galloping goats and rollicking rabbits are also plenty of fun for the young and young at heart!

3 Day PGA Guided Golf school in Vientiane Lao PDR

4 nights, 3 Days. 5. star hotel, breakfast included - 8 hours coaching.

3 Day PGA Guided Golf school in Vientiane Lao PDR

all Transfers, lunches and caddies included. arrive in Vientiane. check into 5 star hotel.

2 rounds of 18 and 1 x 9 hole.

walk the greens with Shane Barron the best PGA golfer in Lao PDR.

Walking Difficulty Scale: put them golfing shoes on and walk!!
4Duration; 4 days and 3 nights
Start / finish : Vientaine

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

1-night River Cruise downstream from Houay Xay to Pakbeng , lunch on-board, visiting local villages whilst enjoying the tranquility

A tranquil journey on the Might Mekong River, you will see the river narrow and the lush mountains raise higher.

Stopping off at Khmu Village.  Your guide is very tentative and will answer any questions you may have on Lao culture.

Cruise 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 rest in the small town of Pakbeng.

 

Walking Difficulty Scale: Low-Medium
Duration: 1 Day
Start/ Finish: Houay Xay/ Pakbeng
Meal Plan: 1 Lunch onboard
Overnight accommodation: Not included we can help Book accommodation for you!

We’ll board one of our boats for a scenic ride upriver to the Tad Sae waterfall where we’ll have lunch and enjoy the beautiful area with time to swim and explore.

This is a medium circuit similar to our BM1-1 tour but with both on- and off-road sections, a few more hills, and a river crossing by boat into local villages.

The tour will take you to explore famous paper and weaving villages; through rice paddies, jungle and mountain landscape; and to the Nam Khan River and Tad Sae Waterfall (seasonal). Enjoy a day of biking through the foothills of mountains surrounding Luang Prabang to see jungle, village life, nature, and waterfalls.

We’ll return by boat to our bikes and cycle through beautiful scenery on our return ride by paved road to Luang Prabang city.

Total biking is 46 km (29 mi) on mixed dirt and paved road with some hills.

 

walking Difficulty scale; cycling 46km on and off road
Duration; 1 Day
Start / finish: 1 Day

 

Learn and see how the locals create handicrafts, see how they farm rice and visit the wonderful waterfalls. You will drive along scenic routes and see fascinating scenery.

Set in lush tropical gardens and located on the banks of the Mekong is the perfect place to learn more about the fascinating world of Lao textiles and handicrafts.

Bringing alive the concept of east meets west, guided tour where you can marvel at the skills of our silk weavers and craft artisans and even meet our silkworm. Stroll around the gardens where they grow the plants for our natural dyes and seeing vivid hand-dyed silk drying in the sun.

Walking Difficulty Scale: Low-Medium
Duration: 1-day
Start/ Finish: Luang Prabang/ Luang Prabang
Meal Plan: Lunch

This is a 35 kilometer bike ride on mostly paved roads winding through jungle and rice paddies.

The highlights include elephant interactions on the beautiful banks of the Nam Khan River, Wat Pa Phon Phao temple,

visit to Henri Mouhot’s tomb on the banks of the river, and swimming at the Tad Sae Waterfall (seasonal) or take a short jungle walk to see a baby elephant in the jungle.

Join-in tours available talk to us!

 

walking Difficulty Chart: cycling and kayaking
Duration: 1 Day
Start / Finish : Luang prabang

This eco volunteering program is your gateway to feeling like a part of the Elephant Conservation team! It will give you a more in-depth insight into what it takes to look after elephants.

During the week, you will share in the life of our staff and learn more about the Lao culture.

You may even pick up a bit of Lao language! You will start by following our 3 day ‘Exploration’ program. Then you will be asked to assist us in the Center’s development by participating in current projects on site.

During your visit at the Center you will spend a lot of time walking through our protected area. The area is forested and might not always be accessible without you getting dirty. Activities in the forest vary during the rainy season between May and September.

You will be guided by a local English speaking guide and international experts.

Walking Difficulty Scale: Medium
Duration: 3 Days
Start / Finish: Luang Prabang

Enjoy an easy day starting with a boat cruise up the scenic Nam Ou river, passing rural villages.

1 Day ride up the Nam Ou River to the local villages meet the locals and see how they live as their ancestors have done for hundred of years

visit the weaving Village, then trek through rice fields and take in the natural beauty Lao PDR Offers.

enjoy an easy day starting with a boat cruise up the scenic Nam Ou River, passing rural Villages, make sure your camera is ready as nature tends to take the best out of a person with a camera.

medium to hard trek - take it at your own pace and be as one with nature!
Trek is low to medium  bring them boots
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