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City tour and Kuang si waterfall full day adventure, on your mountain bike in Luang prabang Lao PDR

We’ll start with a trip to the Morning Market, a lively street where locals stock up on all sort of interesting supplies, from colorful vegetables to live frogs.

Then we’ll step from the energy of the market into the serene calm of one of the city’s most sumptuous monasteries, Wat Mai, and, afterwards, to the former King's Palace, now the National Museum. There, you’ll learn about the past and present of Luang Prabang. From there, we will visit the beautiful and ancient Wat Xieng Thong temple, with its spectacular low sweeping stylistic roof.

Walking Difficulty scale: Low - Medium
Duration: 1 Day
Start / Finish; Luang prabang

Half day getting to know the Elephants and their habits close to the Mekong river, Pakbeng

Setting foot at the Mekong Elephant Park: After crossing the mighty Mekong, your guide will begin by
introducing the team, the sanctuary, its mission and initiatives towards animal welfare.

Visitors will also be given an in- depth presentation of our elephants, explain their very own story, their family ties without forgetting to
hear about the special bonds they all individually share with their mahout.

 

Walking Difficulty scale: Low - Medium
Duration; Half day
Start / finish: Pakbeng

You will return smiling after this village experience.

You will have an easy walk through rice paddies, be enchanted by misty mountainous landscapes,

Flora and fauna is abundant and being as one with nature is important to feel like the local Villagers.

where it feels like time has stood still, to arrive in a unique rural multi-ethnic village full of smiles and local charm

get to understand their way of life and explore new ideas to adapt .

Visit the village mud brick school and enjoy lunch at a local pond.
Trekking Low to medium go at your pace, bring those hiking boots.

BIKING & KAYAKING THROUGH THE NAM KHAN RIVER VALLEY

High water season, August to October:

This tour around Luang Prabang combines mountain biking with an easygoing kayaking trip.

It brings exactly the right refreshment into your tropical day in Luang Prabang and takes you to some of the best sites, including golden temples overlooking the city and Henri Mouhot’s grave.

After a biking tour through the Nam Khan valley and diverse village visits we take a break on the banks of the Nam Khan River.

After lunch we take a refreshing plunge at Tad Sae Waterfall then we get our kayaks to paddle downriver on the Nam Khan back to Luang Prabang

 

Walking Difficulty Scale: Kayaking & Cycling easy going
Duration; 1 Day
Start / Finish : luang prabang

This tour is a challenge for non-experienced mountain bikers and is rated as difficult.

Discover the lao Jungles of Luang prabang, a long day and a hard slog on your bike, well worth the effort!

Meet your guide early morning and we'll get you fitted and sorted on of our quality mountain bikes.

We start with a short ride on tarmac to warm up before we get on the single dirt track. We climb up through the jungle for a few kilometers.

 

Walking difficult scale: cycling medium -Hard
Duration; 1 Day
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

Nong Khiaw is renowned for its remote and stunning mountainous landscape.

This is a one-day trekking tour through some of the most stunning mountains in the area.

Start your tour with a majestic boat ride up the Nam Ou River We’ll visit a traditional mixed Khmu, Lao Leum and Hmong village

known for its handicrafts and you’ll have a chance to see an active clay school built by Tiger Trail and volunteers.

End your day with a Tuk Tuk ride back to the small town of Nong Khiaw.

Walking Difficulty: Medium
Duration : 1 Day
Start finish / Nong khiew

Built on the famous 100 Waterfall tour in Nong Khiaw, this is a two-day experience including a cultural village homestay

at a Hmong Lao Khamu village, boat rides on the Nam Ou River, and jungle trekking. waterfalls, and visiting a historical cave.

This is a fantastic tour to see the stunning landscape around Nong Khiaw, immerse yourself in a cultural village experience, and trek the famous 100 Waterfalls.

This tour has it all for the fit and adventurous.

walking Difficulty ; Low - Medium
Duration: 2 Days
Start / finish: Nong Khiew

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

The elephant heard day tour is a continuation of half day tour elephant wonders. After lunch, the continuity of tour goes as follows:

after a well deserved lunch, your guide will instruct you on the days activity which can range from, making vitamins balls, to picking fruits and vegetables for the elephants, to trekking the surroundings and admiring the Mekong views.

stroll through the compound and meet our craftsmen Mr. Kam the black smith, Ms. Mee, the weaver and Mr. Mong, the bamboo specialist. you will be fascinated by their expertise, their unique handicrafts with the creation of articles that each have their story ( and which you could even choose to bring home!)

 

Walking Difficulty scale: Low - Medium
Duration: 1 Day
Start / finish: Pakbeng

We’ll start with a traditional boat, complete with a roof to shade against the sun and any rain, riding upstream on the Nam Ou for 40 minutes. Surrounded by mountains and passing villages nestled in the forests, you will see Buffalo bathing in the river, people fishing and often children swimming in the river.

This is a fantastic half day scenic trek suitable for all ages. Experience the stunning Nam Ou River by long boat passing villages surrounded by cast rock mountains. You trek an easy walk to the hidden Tadmok Waterfall where you can have a refreshing swim. You will visit a delightful and friendly local Khmu village.

walking Difficulty; Low - Medium
Duration: Half day
Start / Finish: Nong khiew

This tour takes you through the beautiful mountainous jungle in Nong Khiaw for a focused homestay and cultural experience. The first day of trekking is designed to be short so that guests can spend more time in the multi-ethnic village where they can learn about local loom weaving, fishing, Lao massage, bamboo basket weaving, and the Baci Ceremony.

Highlights are the overnight stay at a multi-ethnic village, trails along great landscape with trekking through bamboo forests. On the second day, an amazing trek and visit to Tadmok waterfall brings you to the Nam Ou River to conclude the tour with a scenic downriver boat ride back to Nong Khiaw.

walking Difficulty: Medium
Duration:2 days
start / Finish: Nong khiew
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