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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

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!

 

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

 

The “Small Chili” is perfect for medium biking, mixed paved and dirt road along the Mekong, Nam Xuang, and Nam Khan Rivers through jungle and villages.

You'll ride from city center out of town and through diverse countryside seeing villages along the Mekong River, jungle covered mountains, and villages amongst vast rice paddies worked by hill tribe villages.

We’ll meet early morning to size up on our quality mountain bikes and then ride out of town heading north along the Mekong River.  After crossing the old communist bridge, make a stop to visit Xieng Lek Village, famous for its mulberry paper and weaving.  Next, turn up the Nam Xuang River going past villages and beautiful countryside scenery. The pavement ends and it’s then off-road into the countryside up and down hills past rice paddies and local villages.

We'll ride through vast rice paddies and jungle dotted with Lao Leum, Hmong, and Khmu villages with locals tending to the daily activities of Lao agrarian life. The last leg of today's ride will take us along the Nam Khan River.

Laos is best on two wheels. Join our guides and see it for yourself on a great day ride in Laos!

Join-in tours available!

 

walking Difficult Scale; Cycling Medium
Duration: 1 Day
Start / finish:  luang prabang

A 1 Day 2 Nights experience at the Mekong Elephant Park, 

what's going to happen: Morning good wishes to Mae Kham the matriarch, then  Breakfast at the restaurant enjoy this hearty meal,
Departure for a full day at the park and explore and experience the life of the mahouts and the elephants,
The rest of the day will follow Full day Elephant Herd this is a great experience to understand the heard and the elephants habits
Day program until roughly 4.00pm,  Time for Mae Kham’s snack, Dinner at the restaurant and overnight stay.

 

walking Difficulty scale:
Duration:1 Day 2 nights
Start / Finish: Pakbeng

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

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

All Terrain vehicle ride, accompanied with Trekking, walking on the sky bridges and a visit to the waterfalls of Nam kat Yorla pa

this Adventure is in Oudomxai province and can be part of the resort experience, at Nam kat yourla pa or as individuals doing a day trip in Oudomxai.

2.5 Hours fun filled adventure in the Forests of Nam kat yourla pa, All terrain vehicles, trekking through the forests be one with Nature,

13 sky bridges over 1 km enjoying the views and be as the birds high above the canopy, taking your time at the waterfalls, bring a dry bag and enjoy a swim and cool off, trekking to the ATV and back to the Tours office.

 

Walking Difficulty Scale: Medium - add some wobbly bobbly knees in !!
Duration: 2.5 hours
Start Finish: Nam kat yourla pha

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

The Living Rice Farm is a community enterprise growing organic vegetables and rice. Working with and supporting the local community plus helping to educate children from disadvantaged families.

After the Rice Experience you will take a pleasant drive through villages and countryside to the Kuang Sii falls, one of the most popular destinations in Laos.

The Kuang Sii Falls, sometimes spelled Kuang Xi or known as Tat Kuang Si Waterfalls, is a three-tier waterfall about 29 kilometres (18 mi) south of Luang Prabang.

With a visit to the Bear Rescue Centre and Hmong handicraft village.

 

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

Laos most thrilling afternoon experience, with 16 points, sky bridges, cycling on a zip line, Balancing walk,

net over river crossing, zig zag wooden crossing, you will be thrilled to have joined this great adventure in the jungle of Nam kat .

Laos most thrilling afternoon experience, with 16 points, sky bridges, cycling on a zip line, Balancing walk,

net over river crossing, zig zag wooden crossing.

 

walking Difficulty scale : Low - medium with wobbly knees
Duration; an afternoon of fun and thrills
start/ Finish / Namkat yourla pa

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 two day 'Fair Trek' adventure with great landscapes and interaction with local rural village life. The trek follows the slopes and hills of a huge mountain range along trails used by the locals and passes along Khmu and Hmong villages. Get to meet the local people and even stay overnight in one of the small family home-stays.

You will get an introduction to Lao Loum, Lao Theung, and Lao Sung people and culture. Share life and get to know the real Lao countryside.

As you walk through this area you help the communities through your contributions. The tour also includes a visit to the Tad Sae Waterfalls (seasonal).

Walking Difficulty Scale: Medium
Duration: 2 Days
Start / Finish: Luang Prabang
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