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Central & Southern Laos Adventure Tour 8 Days

  • CODE: GDT1347
  • Private Tour
  • Duration: 8 - 12 days
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Overview

Traveling to Laos equals authentic adventures and this 8-day tour offers visitors slow motion with old traditions, breath-taking nature and a rich culture. World class ziplining, cave exploring and as well as boating in Laos is the go-to destination if you are looking for an adrenaline rush in South East Asia! Discover the remote corners of Central & Southern Laos on an adventure that's truly off the beaten path with Laos Travel team today!

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Highlight

Traveling to Laos equals authentic adventures and this 8-day tour offers visitors slow motion with old traditions, breath-taking nature and a rich culture. World class ziplining, cave exploring and as well as boating in Laos is the go-to destination if you are looking for an adrenaline rush in South East Asia! Discover the remote corners of Central & Southern Laos on an adventure that's truly off the beaten path with Laos Travel team today!

HIGHLIGHTS
Explore the magnificence of central and southern Laos.
Soak up the culture in Vientiane, one of Southeast Asia's sleepiest capital cities.
Drive from Vientiane to Thakhek and explore the mind-blowing landscape in this area.
Experience the fantastic zip lining activities, climbing via ferrata the Rock Viewpoint in Khammouane Province.
Discover the stunning scenery of Kong Lor Cave.
Relax and enjoy the iconic 4,000 islands in Champassak.
Travel back in time to visit the pre-Angkorian temple of Wat Phou.
Explore coffee plantations, ethnic villages and waterfalls in the Bolaven Plateau.

Service

PRICE INCLUDES

• Accommodations with daily breakfast.
• Meals as mentioned in the itinerary.
• Services of a private driver and an air-conditioned vehicle.
• Service of an English speaking guide.
• Bottled drinking water & wet tissues.
• Entrance fees, zipline, boat trips & excursions.

PRICE EXCLUDES

• International flights into and out Laos.
• Meals other than those mentioned in the itinerary.
• Early check-in and late check-out at hotels.
• Personal expenses (such as laundry, telephone, drinks, etc.).
• Tips and gratuities.
• Personal travel insurance.
• Visa stamp fee.

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Itinerary

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Day 3: - Vientiane – The Rock Viewpoint at Phou Pha Marn.
Start the day with an early drive from Vientiane along the Mekong River and through Bolikhamsai Province to The Rock Viewpoint at Phou Pha Marn, overlooking a limestone forest of paleo-karst. A scenic drive of 270km takes approximately 6.5 hours, including some stops (at Wat Prabath and Wat Phonsanh) and lunch break.On arrival at The Rock Viewpoint, one of the top attractions in the Khammouane Province, check in to your accommodation and immerse yourselves in nature.Then explore this incredible landscape with a series of ziplines, via ferratta, suspended bridges and a huge spider web bridge spanning a large chasm (approx. 2 hours). Take in the sweeping views of this other worldly terrain and try to spot the endangered Lao Langur, found only in this part of the country. Back to the Phou Pha Marn visitor centre where you can enjoy the views from the Khop Chai Der Restaurant.Tonight you will overnight at The Rock Lodge - an unique capsule accommodation.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Lodge in Phou Pha Marn.
Day 3: - Vientiane – The Rock Viewpoint at Phou Pha Marn.
Start the day with an early drive from Vientiane along the Mekong River and through Bolikhamsai Province to The Rock Viewpoint at Phou Pha Marn, overlooking a limestone forest of paleo-karst. A scenic drive of 270km takes approximately 6.5 hours, including some stops (at Wat Prabath and Wat Phonsanh) and lunch break.On arrival at The Rock Viewpoint, one of the top attractions in the Khammouane Province, check in to your accommodation and immerse yourselves in nature.Then explore this incredible landscape with a series of ziplines, via ferratta, suspended bridges and a huge spider web bridge spanning a large chasm (approx. 2 hours). Take in the sweeping views of this other worldly terrain and try to spot the endangered Lao Langur, found only in this part of the country. Back to the Phou Pha Marn visitor centre where you can enjoy the views from the Khop Chai Der Restaurant.Tonight you will overnight at The Rock Lodge - an unique capsule accommodation.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Lodge in Phou Pha Marn.
Day 3: - Vientiane – The Rock Viewpoint at Phou Pha Marn.
Start the day with an early drive from Vientiane along the Mekong River and through Bolikhamsai Province to The Rock Viewpoint at Phou Pha Marn, overlooking a limestone forest of paleo-karst. A scenic drive of 270km takes approximately 6.5 hours, including some stops (at Wat Prabath and Wat Phonsanh) and lunch break.On arrival at The Rock Viewpoint, one of the top attractions in the Khammouane Province, check in to your accommodation and immerse yourselves in nature.Then explore this incredible landscape with a series of ziplines, via ferratta, suspended bridges and a huge spider web bridge spanning a large chasm (approx. 2 hours). Take in the sweeping views of this other worldly terrain and try to spot the endangered Lao Langur, found only in this part of the country. Back to the Phou Pha Marn visitor centre where you can enjoy the views from the Khop Chai Der Restaurant.Tonight you will overnight at The Rock Lodge - an unique capsule accommodation.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Lodge in Phou Pha Marn.
Day 4: - The Rock Viewpoint – Kong Lor Cave – Thakhek.
Enjoy breakfast at the lodge and immerse yourself in an uncharted natural wonder. Next, travel down the mountain to the entrance of Kong Lor Cave. Here you will board a small boat and take the breath taking journey along the underground river through the cave. For seven kilometers the river winds its way through the cave, the way forward lit only by your torches. In the middle of the cave, there is a small walking path, light by multi colored lights shining off impressive limestone formations. Discover this wonderland before the boat continues through the cave out to another village on the other side. Learn about the bio diversity of the region then traveling back through the cave to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.You'll also visit Nam Sanam Waterfall - a large twin waterfall cascading off the sandstone of Phou Pha Man Mountain before making a 3-hour journey southward to Thakhek. As soon as you arrive in this former trading port in central Laos, check in to your hotel and relax. In the evening, you may like to stroll along the Mekong River, bordering Thailand, enjoy dinner and some drinks.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Thakhek. Day 5 - Thakhek – Pakse.
This morning, you will visit Thakhek's Sikhottabong Stupa - one of the most sacred sites in Laos. Then continue your 7-hour journey south to Pakse. On arrival, take a short orientation tour of the town, explore its colonial and Chinese-style buildings and a local market.
Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.
Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Pakse.
Day 4: - The Rock Viewpoint – Kong Lor Cave – Thakhek.
Enjoy breakfast at the lodge and immerse yourself in an uncharted natural wonder. Next, travel down the mountain to the entrance of Kong Lor Cave. Here you will board a small boat and take the breath taking journey along the underground river through the cave. For seven kilometers the river winds its way through the cave, the way forward lit only by your torches. In the middle of the cave, there is a small walking path, light by multi colored lights shining off impressive limestone formations. Discover this wonderland before the boat continues through the cave out to another village on the other side. Learn about the bio diversity of the region then traveling back through the cave to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.You'll also visit Nam Sanam Waterfall - a large twin waterfall cascading off the sandstone of Phou Pha Man Mountain before making a 3-hour journey southward to Thakhek. As soon as you arrive in this former trading port in central Laos, check in to your hotel and relax. In the evening, you may like to stroll along the Mekong River, bordering Thailand, enjoy dinner and some drinks.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Thakhek. Day 5 - Thakhek – Pakse.
This morning, you will visit Thakhek's Sikhottabong Stupa - one of the most sacred sites in Laos. Then continue your 7-hour journey south to Pakse. On arrival, take a short orientation tour of the town, explore its colonial and Chinese-style buildings and a local market.
Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.
Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Pakse.
Day 4: - The Rock Viewpoint – Kong Lor Cave – Thakhek.
Enjoy breakfast at the lodge and immerse yourself in an uncharted natural wonder. Next, travel down the mountain to the entrance of Kong Lor Cave. Here you will board a small boat and take the breath taking journey along the underground river through the cave. For seven kilometers the river winds its way through the cave, the way forward lit only by your torches. In the middle of the cave, there is a small walking path, light by multi colored lights shining off impressive limestone formations. Discover this wonderland before the boat continues through the cave out to another village on the other side. Learn about the bio diversity of the region then traveling back through the cave to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.You'll also visit Nam Sanam Waterfall - a large twin waterfall cascading off the sandstone of Phou Pha Man Mountain before making a 3-hour journey southward to Thakhek. As soon as you arrive in this former trading port in central Laos, check in to your hotel and relax. In the evening, you may like to stroll along the Mekong River, bordering Thailand, enjoy dinner and some drinks.Meal: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Thakhek. Day 5 - Thakhek – Pakse.
This morning, you will visit Thakhek's Sikhottabong Stupa - one of the most sacred sites in Laos. Then continue your 7-hour journey south to Pakse. On arrival, take a short orientation tour of the town, explore its colonial and Chinese-style buildings and a local market.
Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.
Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Pakse.
Day 6: - Pakse – Wat Phou – Siphadon (4,000 Islands).
After breakfast, check out the hotel and journey along Mekong River to Don Khong in the south of Champasak. Stop at Wat Phou, otherwise known as Vat Phou, to visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dating back more than 1,000 years, Wat Phou is a spectacular pre-Angkorian temple that sits amidst the rice fields and waterways of southern Laos. Explore this mythical temple ruins and tumbledown structures.Enjoy lunch en-route, and continue to Khong Island, the biggest island in Southern Laos and the start of the 4,000 Islands. Called "Siphandon" in Laotian language, this area is where the Mekong stretches over 14km wide and houses thousands of islands between its cascades and rapids. Here the Mekong River is at its widest and dotted with thousands of small islands.Later in the afternoon, you will arrive in the peaceful island of Don Khong, home to small villages and plantations, where you'll spend the night. The remainder of the day, it's recommended to explore the area either by bicycle or tuk-tuk.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Don Khong.
Day 6: - Pakse – Wat Phou – Siphadon (4,000 Islands).
After breakfast, check out the hotel and journey along Mekong River to Don Khong in the south of Champasak. Stop at Wat Phou, otherwise known as Vat Phou, to visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dating back more than 1,000 years, Wat Phou is a spectacular pre-Angkorian temple that sits amidst the rice fields and waterways of southern Laos. Explore this mythical temple ruins and tumbledown structures.Enjoy lunch en-route, and continue to Khong Island, the biggest island in Southern Laos and the start of the 4,000 Islands. Called "Siphandon" in Laotian language, this area is where the Mekong stretches over 14km wide and houses thousands of islands between its cascades and rapids. Here the Mekong River is at its widest and dotted with thousands of small islands.Later in the afternoon, you will arrive in the peaceful island of Don Khong, home to small villages and plantations, where you'll spend the night. The remainder of the day, it's recommended to explore the area either by bicycle or tuk-tuk.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Don Khong.
Day 6: - Pakse – Wat Phou – Siphadon (4,000 Islands).
After breakfast, check out the hotel and journey along Mekong River to Don Khong in the south of Champasak. Stop at Wat Phou, otherwise known as Vat Phou, to visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dating back more than 1,000 years, Wat Phou is a spectacular pre-Angkorian temple that sits amidst the rice fields and waterways of southern Laos. Explore this mythical temple ruins and tumbledown structures.Enjoy lunch en-route, and continue to Khong Island, the biggest island in Southern Laos and the start of the 4,000 Islands. Called "Siphandon" in Laotian language, this area is where the Mekong stretches over 14km wide and houses thousands of islands between its cascades and rapids. Here the Mekong River is at its widest and dotted with thousands of small islands.Later in the afternoon, you will arrive in the peaceful island of Don Khong, home to small villages and plantations, where you'll spend the night. The remainder of the day, it's recommended to explore the area either by bicycle or tuk-tuk.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Don Khong.
Day 7: - Don Khong – Pakse.
Embark on a traditional long-tail boat and cruise amongst the Siphandon riverine archipelago. Explore this peaceful rural island where locals live out a simple life. Once a minor 19th century French Indochina settlement, Don Khong reveals a handful of colonial-era buildings including an old French railway station. Visit awesome Liphi Waterfalls, nicknamed the "Corridor of the Devil", a natural border between Laos and Cambodia and habitat of the rare Irrawaddy dolphins (sadly, the last known river dolphin in the transboundary pool in the Mekong between Laos and Cambodia was found dead on 15 February 2022).Continue to the 10km-long Khone Pha Pheng Falls, Southeast Asia's largest waterfalls and one of Laos' most magnificent natural attractions. Hear the thunderous roar and gaze at the awesome power created by millions of litres of water crashing over rocks.After relaxing on the boat ride, enjoy a local-style lunch served in a nearby restaurant.Return to the mainland by boat and then travel back to the hotel in Pakse by car, arriving in time for sunset.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Pakse.
Day 7: - Don Khong – Pakse.
Embark on a traditional long-tail boat and cruise amongst the Siphandon riverine archipelago. Explore this peaceful rural island where locals live out a simple life. Once a minor 19th century French Indochina settlement, Don Khong reveals a handful of colonial-era buildings including an old French railway station. Visit awesome Liphi Waterfalls, nicknamed the "Corridor of the Devil", a natural border between Laos and Cambodia and habitat of the rare Irrawaddy dolphins (sadly, the last known river dolphin in the transboundary pool in the Mekong between Laos and Cambodia was found dead on 15 February 2022).Continue to the 10km-long Khone Pha Pheng Falls, Southeast Asia's largest waterfalls and one of Laos' most magnificent natural attractions. Hear the thunderous roar and gaze at the awesome power created by millions of litres of water crashing over rocks.After relaxing on the boat ride, enjoy a local-style lunch served in a nearby restaurant.Return to the mainland by boat and then travel back to the hotel in Pakse by car, arriving in time for sunset.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Pakse.
Day 7: - Don Khong – Pakse.
Embark on a traditional long-tail boat and cruise amongst the Siphandon riverine archipelago. Explore this peaceful rural island where locals live out a simple life. Once a minor 19th century French Indochina settlement, Don Khong reveals a handful of colonial-era buildings including an old French railway station. Visit awesome Liphi Waterfalls, nicknamed the "Corridor of the Devil", a natural border between Laos and Cambodia and habitat of the rare Irrawaddy dolphins (sadly, the last known river dolphin in the transboundary pool in the Mekong between Laos and Cambodia was found dead on 15 February 2022).Continue to the 10km-long Khone Pha Pheng Falls, Southeast Asia's largest waterfalls and one of Laos' most magnificent natural attractions. Hear the thunderous roar and gaze at the awesome power created by millions of litres of water crashing over rocks.After relaxing on the boat ride, enjoy a local-style lunch served in a nearby restaurant.Return to the mainland by boat and then travel back to the hotel in Pakse by car, arriving in time for sunset.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Pakse.
Day 8: - Pakse – Bolaven Plateau – Departure.
After breakfast at the hotel, take a scenic drive through mountains and winding roads all the way up to the region of Bolaven Plateau. An expanse of highland formed from an ancient volcano, Bolaven Plateau is resplendent with lush jungles, rivers, scenic farmlands and diverse ethnic communities. Explore this naturally beautiful and cool climate elevated region. Start with a visit to the Tad Fane Waterfalls, 120 meters high and located in the Dong Hua Sao Nature Reserve. Continue to the Tad Champi and Tad Yeung waterfalls, which drop an impressive 42 meters and are surrounded by lush vegetation. Then head to a tea and coffee plantation and learn why the Bolaven Plateau is an ideal area for these plantations. Enjoy an exceptional fresh organic cup of coffee prepared with a unique technique at the Jhai Coffee House in Paksong and meet some ethnic minorities.In the afternoon, transfer back to Pakse Airport for your onward travels. Depending on flight schedules, it may be necessary to book a day-use hotel (at additional charge).Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: N/A.
Day 8: - Pakse – Bolaven Plateau – Departure.
After breakfast at the hotel, take a scenic drive through mountains and winding roads all the way up to the region of Bolaven Plateau. An expanse of highland formed from an ancient volcano, Bolaven Plateau is resplendent with lush jungles, rivers, scenic farmlands and diverse ethnic communities. Explore this naturally beautiful and cool climate elevated region. Start with a visit to the Tad Fane Waterfalls, 120 meters high and located in the Dong Hua Sao Nature Reserve. Continue to the Tad Champi and Tad Yeung waterfalls, which drop an impressive 42 meters and are surrounded by lush vegetation. Then head to a tea and coffee plantation and learn why the Bolaven Plateau is an ideal area for these plantations. Enjoy an exceptional fresh organic cup of coffee prepared with a unique technique at the Jhai Coffee House in Paksong and meet some ethnic minorities.In the afternoon, transfer back to Pakse Airport for your onward travels. Depending on flight schedules, it may be necessary to book a day-use hotel (at additional charge).Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: N/A.
Day 8: - Pakse – Bolaven Plateau – Departure.
After breakfast at the hotel, take a scenic drive through mountains and winding roads all the way up to the region of Bolaven Plateau. An expanse of highland formed from an ancient volcano, Bolaven Plateau is resplendent with lush jungles, rivers, scenic farmlands and diverse ethnic communities. Explore this naturally beautiful and cool climate elevated region. Start with a visit to the Tad Fane Waterfalls, 120 meters high and located in the Dong Hua Sao Nature Reserve. Continue to the Tad Champi and Tad Yeung waterfalls, which drop an impressive 42 meters and are surrounded by lush vegetation. Then head to a tea and coffee plantation and learn why the Bolaven Plateau is an ideal area for these plantations. Enjoy an exceptional fresh organic cup of coffee prepared with a unique technique at the Jhai Coffee House in Paksong and meet some ethnic minorities.In the afternoon, transfer back to Pakse Airport for your onward travels. Depending on flight schedules, it may be necessary to book a day-use hotel (at additional charge).Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: N/A.

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