This is one of the best remote trekking and homestay tours in the area.

Hike up a long and cascading waterfall, through rich jungle, across rice fields, and to mountain peaks with stunning vast views over mountaintops.

Nong Khiaw is about 3 hours outside Luang Prabang and is famous for its stunning mountainous landscape.

This is one of the best remote trekking and homestay tours in the area. Hike up a long and cascading waterfall,

through rich jungle, across rice fields, and to mountain peaks with stunning vast views over mountaintops.

You’ll spend two nights in unforgettable homestays experiencing the way of life of the Hmong people.

Walking Difficulty : Low - Medium

Duration: 3 Days

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

Namkhan horse stables in Luang Prabang, best place to bring the children to learn horse riding and enjoy a few trails on the Namkhan River.

With the dedicated help of horsemen & qualified equestrian volunteer teachers.

they have a very strong reputation in the community  and they encourage rider growth and confidence

while having fun in a safe environment, their dedicated and skilled team are here to help everyone achieve their goals, from novice to to advance riders.

Walking Difficulty Scale: low - as you are ridding the ponies

Duration: check out their programs from 60 minutes to a few hours

Start / Finish: Luang prabang Nam khan stables

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

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

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

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 is one great experience down on the Buffalo Dairy farm in Luang prabang, enjoy and learn the community experience they have created.

only available Tuesday and Thursdays. please book in advance for this worth while experience.

you will feed the buffalos what and experience being up close with these gentle giants, Milking a buffalo you hear that right, and giving the buffalo a bath something new for sure!

don't forget the playful pigs and galloping goats and the rabbit warren!

Nothing hard or difficult here just a fun filled adventure!

A wonderful 2 days and 2 nights in Xieng Khouang, full board, enjoy this historical and cultural province exploring the damage from the Vietnam war to the French area and occupation,

the province is full of life and its people are doing the same for the past few hundred years.

Visit Watt Pai, Plain of Jars 1 - 2 -3 - the old capital, That Foun the stupa, the temple is covered in shrapnel though the Buddha was not damaged as such, beliefs are very strong around the Buddha.

The ruins of the French building who establish their capital there, prior to this it was the seat of power for Phuan Kingdom in the 14th Century.

an adventure to explore and see one of Laos leading Tourism attraction province, meet the local people and see how life is and has involved.

We recommend you follow the guides instruction at all times.

Walking difficulty low to medium, bring a good pair of shoes to walk.

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

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

Enjoy beautiful views over endless green jungles on the way to a village for ice-cold drinks get in touch with Lao culture.

your guide can explain many interesting things about Lao culture. Afterward enjoy a short ride on the tarmac, visiting a temple on the way to the ferry.

We have lunch in a local restaurant near the ferry landing.

This tour can be a challenge for non-experienced mountain bikers and is rated as easy to medium.

The route is mostly flat with a 200m elevation gain). Partly shady. Can be muddy after rain.

Walking Difficulty scale: cycling mostly flat

Duration; 1 Day

Start / finish: Luang prabang