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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

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

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

Trek through verdant mountains, enjoy a refreshing swim in peace without crowds and take in the splendor of Kuang Si waterfall with its high falls and

Learn about Laos’ fascinating diverse ethnic Hmong culture immerse yourself and learn from them their ways, one of 49 Tribes in Lao PDR

At the end of the day, relax in the village and enjoy meeting your homestay family. Your experience directly benefits the local village and families.

Walking Difficulty scale: Low - Medium
Duration; 2 Day's
Start / Finish : Luang prabang

After the ferry crossing, ride a short distance on the tarmac road and get accustomed to your mountain bike. You then cycle heading north on single tracks passing through lush rice fields and local villages. Your guide will stop and let you have a rest before the start of the big climb!

You will cross several streams with clean fresh water, you won't be able to resist slashing your face to cool down and rest. once you reach the top of the mountain make the most of the photo opportunity before to head down to meet the Mekong River again on the border of Oudomxay Province. You will rest and get some drinks and food. Now enjoy a boat ride down the Mekong River to Luang Prabang, stopping at the famous Pak Ou caves on the way.

If you have the energy you can walk up the 218 steps and visit the top cave as well.

 

walking Difficulty scale: low - medium
Duration: 1 Day
Start / finish; Luang prabang

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

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

A fantastic way to see all that Luang Prabang has to offer, featuring temples, waterfalls and Lao way of living.

You will be collected and returned to the airport, bus station or boat pier.

The English-speaking guide will take care of you and ensure you; your family or group have a wonderful and carefree experience.

Visit some iconic spots of the World Heritage City of Luang Prabang, a town encircled by mountains and sitting on the banks of the Mekong and Khan rivers,

the scent of frangipani wafts down narrow streets of French provincial architecture. Your guide will take you to visit sacred Wats, sample Laotian coffee.

Walking Difficulty Scale: Low-Medium
Duration: 4 Days, 3 Nights
Start/ Finish: Luang Prabang/ Luang Prabang
Accommodation: Not included
Meal Plan:2 Lunches

On this guided sightseeing tour of Luang Prabang by minivan you'll discover why the city is called the Jewel of the Mekong. We’ll explore the morning market, ancient temples, war relics, local crafts, the history of the former Lao kingdoms, and the National Museum.

Luang Prabang is among the best-preserved traditional cities in Southeast Asia and was granted UNESCO World Heritage Site status in 1995.

Its tranquility and tropical charm, combined with its splendid natural scenery and cultural riches, make it one of the most alluring destinations in Laos.

 

Walking Difficulty scale: Normal pace
Duration: 1 Day
Start / finish: luang prabang

Join them at ECC for an overnight stay and discover their Center and elephants.

Let them welcome you to their Center where the Elephant is king and lives in the jungle as they should.

creating your idyllic holiday and live amongst the gentle giants for a few days, learn about their habits how they live.

destination in the Land of the Asian Elephant in Lao PDR.

Walking Difficulty Scale; low
Duration; 2 days 1 night
Start / Finish ; Luang prabang

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!

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

We visit a traditional weaving village and trek through rice paddies to a historical cave used a shelter during the war do some exploring.

We then continue trekking to Ban Na meet the local inhabitants and their way of life have a chat with them, then cruise back to enjoy the high cliffs and the flora and fauna on both sides enjoy  a spectacular sunset.

Walking Difficulty : Low - Medium
Duration 1 Day
start / finish / Nong khiew
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