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Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days
Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days

Grand Laos Adventure 27 Days

  • CODE: GDT1343
  • Private Tour
  • Duration: Over 22 days
  • Price from: Contact
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Overview

Offering some of the most authentic experiences in Southeast Asia, with its striking landscapes and unforgettable charm, Laos continues to delight intrepid travelers. With this nearly-4-week grand adventure tour, you will get the chance to visit iconic temples, mingle with the region's ethnic minority groups and learn about their culture at remote villages, join in all types of adventure, see Gibbons and Elephants, stay overnight on tree-house and at homestay with the locals, and much more... Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of Laos today!

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Highlight

Offering some of the most authentic experiences in Southeast Asia, with its striking landscapes and unforgettable charm, Laos continues to delight intrepid travelers. With this nearly-4-week grand adventure tour, you will get the chance to visit iconic temples, mingle with the region's ethnic minority groups and learn about their culture at remote villages, join in all types of adventure, see Gibbons and Elephants, stay overnight on tree-house and at homestay with the locals, and much more... Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of Laos today!

HIGHLIGHTS
Soak up Luang Prabang's charming mix of French colonial architecture and golden Buddhist temples.
Take part in the Classic Gibbon Experience, stay overnight on the incredible treehouses.
Trek around Nam Ha NPA, and Nong Khiaw Valley, engaging with ethnic minority folk in isolated villages.
Kayak through Nam Tha River’s low-grade rapids, passing native wildlife and pristine forests.
Meet remote hilltop tribes in Phongsaly, the northernmost and highest town in Laos.
Discover the enigmatic and remote Plain of Jars.
Experience Vang Vieng’s famous caves and kayak on Nam Song River.
Wander the sleepy Laotian capital and gap its most iconic keys.
See majestic Wat Phou Temple, a beautiful pre-Angkorian three-tiered temple, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Stay in a rural village and experience the authentic lao lifestyle while discovering the warmth and hospitality of the Laotian people.
Cruise along the tranquil archipelago of "Siphandon" - the 4,000 Islands.

Service

PRICE INCLUDES
• 1 domestic flight ticket (Vientiane – Pakse).
• Accommodations with daily breakfast.
• Meals as mentioned in the itinerary.
• Services of private drivers and air-conditioned vehicles.
• Service of English speaking guides in every location.
• Bottled drinking water & wet tissues.
• Entrance fees, zipline, kayak and boat trips for all mentioned sights visited.

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 for guides and drivers.
• Personal travel insurance.
• Visa stamp fee.

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Day 1: - Luang Prabang Arrival.
"Sabaidee" - Welcome to magical Laos! Upon arrival at Luang Prabang International Airport, you will be picked up by Laos Travel's representative and transferred to your hotel for checking in. Enjoy a welcome drink and choose to relax or explore nearby sights on your leisure time.Luang Prabang has many great cafés, restaurants and night food stalls which emerge at dusk, ask the guide for personal recommendations to enjoy your dinner.Meals: N/A.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 1: - Luang Prabang Arrival.
"Sabaidee" - Welcome to magical Laos! Upon arrival at Luang Prabang International Airport, you will be picked up by Laos Travel's representative and transferred to your hotel for checking in. Enjoy a welcome drink and choose to relax or explore nearby sights on your leisure time.Luang Prabang has many great cafés, restaurants and night food stalls which emerge at dusk, ask the guide for personal recommendations to enjoy your dinner.Meals: N/A.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 1: - Luang Prabang Arrival.
"Sabaidee" - Welcome to magical Laos! Upon arrival at Luang Prabang International Airport, you will be picked up by Laos Travel's representative and transferred to your hotel for checking in. Enjoy a welcome drink and choose to relax or explore nearby sights on your leisure time.Luang Prabang has many great cafés, restaurants and night food stalls which emerge at dusk, ask the guide for personal recommendations to enjoy your dinner.Meals: N/A.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 2: - Explore Luang Prabang.
An early start provides the fantastic opportunity to witness the captivating centuries old daily tradition of the alms giving ceremony, Tak Bat. Before sunrise, hundreds of saffron-clad monks file out from the old town's 35 temples to collect their daily alms from faithful local residents.Following the ceremony, wander around the beautiful ancient town of Luang Prabang taking in all of the sights. Enjoy a leisurely walk to the magnificent stupa of Wat Wisunarat, one of Luang Prabang's most historically important temples, built in the 16th century and serving as a small museum for religious artefacts. Next stop is Wat That Luang, traditionally the cremation site for Lao Royalty and housing the ashes of King Sisavang Vong and his brother, interred inside the large stupa, erected in 1910.Continue to Wat Xieng Thong, a 16th century temple which epitomizes the elegance and grace of Luang Prabang architecture and showcases classic Lao style roofs. This temple was one of only two temples spared by the Black Flag army in 1887, and it was then used as the leader’s headquarters during the invasion.Pay visits to Wat Mai and the nearby former Royal Palace, now the National Museum, before climbing to the top of Mount Phousi. The 100 meter (328 feet) hill is crowned by a gilded stupa, That Chomsi, which dominates the old city centre. Enjoy a sunset view of the gilded stupa as well as a panoramic view of the city and surrounding landscape.Meals: Breakfast. Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 2: - Explore Luang Prabang.
An early start provides the fantastic opportunity to witness the captivating centuries old daily tradition of the alms giving ceremony, Tak Bat. Before sunrise, hundreds of saffron-clad monks file out from the old town's 35 temples to collect their daily alms from faithful local residents.Following the ceremony, wander around the beautiful ancient town of Luang Prabang taking in all of the sights. Enjoy a leisurely walk to the magnificent stupa of Wat Wisunarat, one of Luang Prabang's most historically important temples, built in the 16th century and serving as a small museum for religious artefacts. Next stop is Wat That Luang, traditionally the cremation site for Lao Royalty and housing the ashes of King Sisavang Vong and his brother, interred inside the large stupa, erected in 1910.Continue to Wat Xieng Thong, a 16th century temple which epitomizes the elegance and grace of Luang Prabang architecture and showcases classic Lao style roofs. This temple was one of only two temples spared by the Black Flag army in 1887, and it was then used as the leader’s headquarters during the invasion.Pay visits to Wat Mai and the nearby former Royal Palace, now the National Museum, before climbing to the top of Mount Phousi. The 100 meter (328 feet) hill is crowned by a gilded stupa, That Chomsi, which dominates the old city centre. Enjoy a sunset view of the gilded stupa as well as a panoramic view of the city and surrounding landscape.Meals: Breakfast. Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 2: - Explore Luang Prabang.
An early start provides the fantastic opportunity to witness the captivating centuries old daily tradition of the alms giving ceremony, Tak Bat. Before sunrise, hundreds of saffron-clad monks file out from the old town's 35 temples to collect their daily alms from faithful local residents.Following the ceremony, wander around the beautiful ancient town of Luang Prabang taking in all of the sights. Enjoy a leisurely walk to the magnificent stupa of Wat Wisunarat, one of Luang Prabang's most historically important temples, built in the 16th century and serving as a small museum for religious artefacts. Next stop is Wat That Luang, traditionally the cremation site for Lao Royalty and housing the ashes of King Sisavang Vong and his brother, interred inside the large stupa, erected in 1910.Continue to Wat Xieng Thong, a 16th century temple which epitomizes the elegance and grace of Luang Prabang architecture and showcases classic Lao style roofs. This temple was one of only two temples spared by the Black Flag army in 1887, and it was then used as the leader’s headquarters during the invasion.Pay visits to Wat Mai and the nearby former Royal Palace, now the National Museum, before climbing to the top of Mount Phousi. The 100 meter (328 feet) hill is crowned by a gilded stupa, That Chomsi, which dominates the old city centre. Enjoy a sunset view of the gilded stupa as well as a panoramic view of the city and surrounding landscape.Meals: Breakfast. Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 3: - Luang Prabang – Kuang Si Waterfall.
After breakfast, spend the morning exploring the area around one of Luang Prabang's most impressive and picturesque waterfalls, Kuang Si. Trek through jungle park-lands to Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre, located nearby. Established in 2003, the centre has rescued numerous bears from wildlife traffickers and traditional medicine traders. Here, you will help-out with the bears' midday scatter feed. Afterwards, stroll to Kuang Si Waterfall, where a 60m cascade feeds into multi-tiered turquoise pools set in a beautiful lush forest setting. Enjoy a refreshing dip in the cool water or choose to walk up the trails to the upper section.After a picnic lunch in the tranquil park, return to the town to relax or explore more of the local area independently.Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 3: - Luang Prabang – Kuang Si Waterfall.
After breakfast, spend the morning exploring the area around one of Luang Prabang's most impressive and picturesque waterfalls, Kuang Si. Trek through jungle park-lands to Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre, located nearby. Established in 2003, the centre has rescued numerous bears from wildlife traffickers and traditional medicine traders. Here, you will help-out with the bears' midday scatter feed. Afterwards, stroll to Kuang Si Waterfall, where a 60m cascade feeds into multi-tiered turquoise pools set in a beautiful lush forest setting. Enjoy a refreshing dip in the cool water or choose to walk up the trails to the upper section.After a picnic lunch in the tranquil park, return to the town to relax or explore more of the local area independently.Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 3: - Luang Prabang – Kuang Si Waterfall.
After breakfast, spend the morning exploring the area around one of Luang Prabang's most impressive and picturesque waterfalls, Kuang Si. Trek through jungle park-lands to Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre, located nearby. Established in 2003, the centre has rescued numerous bears from wildlife traffickers and traditional medicine traders. Here, you will help-out with the bears' midday scatter feed. Afterwards, stroll to Kuang Si Waterfall, where a 60m cascade feeds into multi-tiered turquoise pools set in a beautiful lush forest setting. Enjoy a refreshing dip in the cool water or choose to walk up the trails to the upper section.After a picnic lunch in the tranquil park, return to the town to relax or explore more of the local area independently.Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 4: - Luang Prabang – Pak Ou Caves – Kamu Lodge.
Depart Luang Prabang on a 2.5 to 3 hour journey by boat up the Mekong River to the Kamu Lodge - a rustic ecolodge committed to low-impact environment, set in a remote river valley of rice paddies backed by forested mountains. Stop at the mouth of the Nam Ou River, near Pak Ou village, to visit the Tam Thing Cave. Translated as Rock Cave, it is famous for housing over 2,500 Buddha statues of all sizes and for being a place of pilgrimage for locals.At noon time, the boat arrives at Kamu Lodge. Every bend here illustrates that old South-East Asian adage: "same same but different" timeless, unspoiled, hypnotically beautiful.After lunch, there are a variety of activities to choose from including, rice planting and harvesting, gold panning (January to June), traditional fishing, local village visits or even an archery contest.Enjoy dinner in the open-sided fale in the centre of the rice paddy and overnight accommodation in one of 20 safari-style tents on the banks of the Mekong.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Kamu Lodge.
Day 4: - Luang Prabang – Pak Ou Caves – Kamu Lodge.
Depart Luang Prabang on a 2.5 to 3 hour journey by boat up the Mekong River to the Kamu Lodge - a rustic ecolodge committed to low-impact environment, set in a remote river valley of rice paddies backed by forested mountains. Stop at the mouth of the Nam Ou River, near Pak Ou village, to visit the Tam Thing Cave. Translated as Rock Cave, it is famous for housing over 2,500 Buddha statues of all sizes and for being a place of pilgrimage for locals.At noon time, the boat arrives at Kamu Lodge. Every bend here illustrates that old South-East Asian adage: "same same but different" timeless, unspoiled, hypnotically beautiful.After lunch, there are a variety of activities to choose from including, rice planting and harvesting, gold panning (January to June), traditional fishing, local village visits or even an archery contest.Enjoy dinner in the open-sided fale in the centre of the rice paddy and overnight accommodation in one of 20 safari-style tents on the banks of the Mekong.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Kamu Lodge.
Day 4: - Luang Prabang – Pak Ou Caves – Kamu Lodge.
Depart Luang Prabang on a 2.5 to 3 hour journey by boat up the Mekong River to the Kamu Lodge - a rustic ecolodge committed to low-impact environment, set in a remote river valley of rice paddies backed by forested mountains. Stop at the mouth of the Nam Ou River, near Pak Ou village, to visit the Tam Thing Cave. Translated as Rock Cave, it is famous for housing over 2,500 Buddha statues of all sizes and for being a place of pilgrimage for locals.At noon time, the boat arrives at Kamu Lodge. Every bend here illustrates that old South-East Asian adage: "same same but different" timeless, unspoiled, hypnotically beautiful.After lunch, there are a variety of activities to choose from including, rice planting and harvesting, gold panning (January to June), traditional fishing, local village visits or even an archery contest.Enjoy dinner in the open-sided fale in the centre of the rice paddy and overnight accommodation in one of 20 safari-style tents on the banks of the Mekong.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Kamu Lodge.
Day 5: - Kamu Lodge – Pak Beng.
Breakfast is served at the restaurant from 7:00 A.M. After a little time to relax, the boat picks you up for cruising up to Pak Beng and the Luang Say Lodge. Enjoy the sights of granite cliffs and sparkling sandy shores along the river. The boat makes a stop to visit the hill tribe village of Ban Baw, where you can watch the traditional process of making Lao whiskey.The cruise arrives at Luang Say Lodge near Pak Beng Town before sunset, giving plenty of time for you to refresh, enjoy the scenery of the river and admire the surrounding nature. A Laotian dinner is served on the open-air terrace overlooking the Mekong River.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Luang Say Lodge.
Day 5: - Kamu Lodge – Pak Beng.
Breakfast is served at the restaurant from 7:00 A.M. After a little time to relax, the boat picks you up for cruising up to Pak Beng and the Luang Say Lodge. Enjoy the sights of granite cliffs and sparkling sandy shores along the river. The boat makes a stop to visit the hill tribe village of Ban Baw, where you can watch the traditional process of making Lao whiskey.The cruise arrives at Luang Say Lodge near Pak Beng Town before sunset, giving plenty of time for you to refresh, enjoy the scenery of the river and admire the surrounding nature. A Laotian dinner is served on the open-air terrace overlooking the Mekong River.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Luang Say Lodge.
Day 5: - Kamu Lodge – Pak Beng.
Breakfast is served at the restaurant from 7:00 A.M. After a little time to relax, the boat picks you up for cruising up to Pak Beng and the Luang Say Lodge. Enjoy the sights of granite cliffs and sparkling sandy shores along the river. The boat makes a stop to visit the hill tribe village of Ban Baw, where you can watch the traditional process of making Lao whiskey.The cruise arrives at Luang Say Lodge near Pak Beng Town before sunset, giving plenty of time for you to refresh, enjoy the scenery of the river and admire the surrounding nature. A Laotian dinner is served on the open-air terrace overlooking the Mekong River.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Luang Say Lodge.
Day 6: - Pak Beng – Huay Xai.
After breakfast, the boat departs for another day of nature discovery along the legendary Mekong River with one stop planned along the way to Huay Xai. Lunch is served on board in a buffet style with a main course from Laos' main culinary delights and a choice of fish and meat dishes.Stop at a traditional village en-route to observe rural life along the Mekong and witness the daily life of ethnic minorities and their talented craftsmanship.You will reach Huay Xai, the provincial capital of Bokeo, a popular entry point to Laos from northern Thailand, around 17:00. Spend rest of the day at leisure.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Huay Xai.
Day 6: - Pak Beng – Huay Xai.
After breakfast, the boat departs for another day of nature discovery along the legendary Mekong River with one stop planned along the way to Huay Xai. Lunch is served on board in a buffet style with a main course from Laos' main culinary delights and a choice of fish and meat dishes.Stop at a traditional village en-route to observe rural life along the Mekong and witness the daily life of ethnic minorities and their talented craftsmanship.You will reach Huay Xai, the provincial capital of Bokeo, a popular entry point to Laos from northern Thailand, around 17:00. Spend rest of the day at leisure.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Huay Xai.
Day 6: - Pak Beng – Huay Xai.
After breakfast, the boat departs for another day of nature discovery along the legendary Mekong River with one stop planned along the way to Huay Xai. Lunch is served on board in a buffet style with a main course from Laos' main culinary delights and a choice of fish and meat dishes.Stop at a traditional village en-route to observe rural life along the Mekong and witness the daily life of ethnic minorities and their talented craftsmanship.You will reach Huay Xai, the provincial capital of Bokeo, a popular entry point to Laos from northern Thailand, around 17:00. Spend rest of the day at leisure.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Huay Xai.
Day 7: - Huay Xai – Nam Kan National Park.
Founded back in 2004, the Gibbon Experience is first and foremost a tourism-based conservation project that helps protect part of the Bokeo Forest in northern Laos. The project sustains itself by inviting tourists to make the journey deep into the jungle, experience trekking & ziplines and stay overnight in wooden huts at the top of high trees (at a height of 30 to 40 meters) - allegedly the highest treehouses in the world. It's an incredibly special travel moment you won't find anywhere else in the world made possible!The transfer into Nam Kan National Park from Huay Xai to spot gibbons takes 2.5 hours by jeep or truck and an hour's trek into the jungle. After a brief trek to the equipment camp, you'll be set up with ziplining harnesses and gloves. Make your way through the well-trodden jungle trails, trekking and ziplining, ending the day at a designated treehouse. All of the treehouses are made with wood reclaimed from poachers and are equipped with electric lights. Beds, covered with mosquito nets, are basic but comfortable.At night, you may chill with the other trekkers, getting to know one another over some beers and card games.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Treehouse in Nam Kan National Park.
Day 7: - Huay Xai – Nam Kan National Park.
Founded back in 2004, the Gibbon Experience is first and foremost a tourism-based conservation project that helps protect part of the Bokeo Forest in northern Laos. The project sustains itself by inviting tourists to make the journey deep into the jungle, experience trekking & ziplines and stay overnight in wooden huts at the top of high trees (at a height of 30 to 40 meters) - allegedly the highest treehouses in the world. It's an incredibly special travel moment you won't find anywhere else in the world made possible!The transfer into Nam Kan National Park from Huay Xai to spot gibbons takes 2.5 hours by jeep or truck and an hour's trek into the jungle. After a brief trek to the equipment camp, you'll be set up with ziplining harnesses and gloves. Make your way through the well-trodden jungle trails, trekking and ziplining, ending the day at a designated treehouse. All of the treehouses are made with wood reclaimed from poachers and are equipped with electric lights. Beds, covered with mosquito nets, are basic but comfortable.At night, you may chill with the other trekkers, getting to know one another over some beers and card games.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Treehouse in Nam Kan National Park.
Day 7: - Huay Xai – Nam Kan National Park.
Founded back in 2004, the Gibbon Experience is first and foremost a tourism-based conservation project that helps protect part of the Bokeo Forest in northern Laos. The project sustains itself by inviting tourists to make the journey deep into the jungle, experience trekking & ziplines and stay overnight in wooden huts at the top of high trees (at a height of 30 to 40 meters) - allegedly the highest treehouses in the world. It's an incredibly special travel moment you won't find anywhere else in the world made possible!The transfer into Nam Kan National Park from Huay Xai to spot gibbons takes 2.5 hours by jeep or truck and an hour's trek into the jungle. After a brief trek to the equipment camp, you'll be set up with ziplining harnesses and gloves. Make your way through the well-trodden jungle trails, trekking and ziplining, ending the day at a designated treehouse. All of the treehouses are made with wood reclaimed from poachers and are equipped with electric lights. Beds, covered with mosquito nets, are basic but comfortable.At night, you may chill with the other trekkers, getting to know one another over some beers and card games.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Treehouse in Nam Kan National Park.
Day 8: - Nam Kan National Park: Gibbon Experience.
Light breaks, wake up this morning to the sound of gibbons. Spend today trekking through stunning jungle scenery and enjoying exhilarating (and at times terrifying) zipline routes, while also visiting other tree-houses in the Gibbon Experience network. The zip-lines vary in length and altitude – the longest and highest is about 500 meters long and 120 meters high. The exhilaration of flying in the air as you take in the beautiful views around is priceless. You will also stop at several observation decks overlooking the lush canopy to watch out the wildlife.There are gibbons in the reserve and you may hear their siren calls echoing through the jungle canopy, but they are rare and hard to see. The best time is early morning and the guides will be on hand to help you find them. Tour guides are also there to help you enjoy the reserve, explore by zip-line or on foot. You will choose how you want to spend your time, there is no strict schedule, food will come when you get hungry, and the guides will escort you to your tree house and around. Even if you don't see any gibbons the chance to live in such an unusual environment and wake up to the sounds of the jungle should not be missed.Rest of the day, enjoy sunset views, drinking and fun card games again in your tree-house.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Treehouse in Nam Kan National Park.
Day 8: - Nam Kan National Park: Gibbon Experience.
Light breaks, wake up this morning to the sound of gibbons. Spend today trekking through stunning jungle scenery and enjoying exhilarating (and at times terrifying) zipline routes, while also visiting other tree-houses in the Gibbon Experience network. The zip-lines vary in length and altitude – the longest and highest is about 500 meters long and 120 meters high. The exhilaration of flying in the air as you take in the beautiful views around is priceless. You will also stop at several observation decks overlooking the lush canopy to watch out the wildlife.There are gibbons in the reserve and you may hear their siren calls echoing through the jungle canopy, but they are rare and hard to see. The best time is early morning and the guides will be on hand to help you find them. Tour guides are also there to help you enjoy the reserve, explore by zip-line or on foot. You will choose how you want to spend your time, there is no strict schedule, food will come when you get hungry, and the guides will escort you to your tree house and around. Even if you don't see any gibbons the chance to live in such an unusual environment and wake up to the sounds of the jungle should not be missed.Rest of the day, enjoy sunset views, drinking and fun card games again in your tree-house.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Treehouse in Nam Kan National Park.
Day 8: - Nam Kan National Park: Gibbon Experience.
Light breaks, wake up this morning to the sound of gibbons. Spend today trekking through stunning jungle scenery and enjoying exhilarating (and at times terrifying) zipline routes, while also visiting other tree-houses in the Gibbon Experience network. The zip-lines vary in length and altitude – the longest and highest is about 500 meters long and 120 meters high. The exhilaration of flying in the air as you take in the beautiful views around is priceless. You will also stop at several observation decks overlooking the lush canopy to watch out the wildlife.There are gibbons in the reserve and you may hear their siren calls echoing through the jungle canopy, but they are rare and hard to see. The best time is early morning and the guides will be on hand to help you find them. Tour guides are also there to help you enjoy the reserve, explore by zip-line or on foot. You will choose how you want to spend your time, there is no strict schedule, food will come when you get hungry, and the guides will escort you to your tree house and around. Even if you don't see any gibbons the chance to live in such an unusual environment and wake up to the sounds of the jungle should not be missed.Rest of the day, enjoy sunset views, drinking and fun card games again in your tree-house.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Treehouse in Nam Kan National Park.
Day 9: - Nam Kan National Park – Luang Namtha.
The experience of living in a treehouse in the middle of the forest is so tranquil and amazing, but it's quite enough and now time to say good bye. Hike back to Ban Toup Village – 7 ziplines and some treks bring you back to the entrance of Bokeo Reserve, where the car transfers you to the next destination, Luang Namtha. En-route, explore Kao Rao Cave, near Vieng Phou Kha, an extensive cave system with limestone formations revealing old stalactites encrusted with crystal deposits.Upon arrival in Luang Namtha, take an orientation tour around this peaceful town before checking in to the hotel and relaxing.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Namtha.
Day 9: - Nam Kan National Park – Luang Namtha.
The experience of living in a treehouse in the middle of the forest is so tranquil and amazing, but it's quite enough and now time to say good bye. Hike back to Ban Toup Village – 7 ziplines and some treks bring you back to the entrance of Bokeo Reserve, where the car transfers you to the next destination, Luang Namtha. En-route, explore Kao Rao Cave, near Vieng Phou Kha, an extensive cave system with limestone formations revealing old stalactites encrusted with crystal deposits.Upon arrival in Luang Namtha, take an orientation tour around this peaceful town before checking in to the hotel and relaxing.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Namtha.
Day 9: - Nam Kan National Park – Luang Namtha.
The experience of living in a treehouse in the middle of the forest is so tranquil and amazing, but it's quite enough and now time to say good bye. Hike back to Ban Toup Village – 7 ziplines and some treks bring you back to the entrance of Bokeo Reserve, where the car transfers you to the next destination, Luang Namtha. En-route, explore Kao Rao Cave, near Vieng Phou Kha, an extensive cave system with limestone formations revealing old stalactites encrusted with crystal deposits.Upon arrival in Luang Namtha, take an orientation tour around this peaceful town before checking in to the hotel and relaxing.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Namtha.
Day 10: - Luang Namtha – Trekking Nam Ha NPA – Nalan Village.
Luang Namtha is a place where you get to explore the untouched nature through jungle trekking, visiting minority villages, kayaking in the Nam Ha National Protected Area or cycling along the Luang Namtha Valley. You will discover the beauty and the authenticity of Laos not through your phone camera, but through your eyes.Meet up the tour guide after breakfast and transfer to the morning market to gather fresh supplies before driving to the start of the trail in Nam Ha National Protected Area (NPA). The trek then leads you across hills and valleys of dense primary rain-forest, finding yourself immediately immersed in the wild jungle environment.Stop for an authentic Lao-style jungle picnic lunch. Watch and learn as your guide prepares meal using the fresh supplies and some natural resources of the jungle cooked and served in bamboo!Continue on the trail through lush forest, using stepping stones and fallen logs to cross sparkling streams while sheltered from the sun's heat by the canopies of huge and impressive trees. Upon reaching a high ridge with enchanting views across hills and valleys, nestled deep in the heart of Nam Ha NPA, is the Nalan Village of the Khmu people where you'll stay overnight.Rest of the day, you are free to explore the village, meet the locals, chat with your host or swim in the Nam Ha River. Enjoy dinner by candlelight and sleep blissfully for the night.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Homestay in Nam Ha NPA.
Day 10: - Luang Namtha – Trekking Nam Ha NPA – Nalan Village.
Luang Namtha is a place where you get to explore the untouched nature through jungle trekking, visiting minority villages, kayaking in the Nam Ha National Protected Area or cycling along the Luang Namtha Valley. You will discover the beauty and the authenticity of Laos not through your phone camera, but through your eyes.Meet up the tour guide after breakfast and transfer to the morning market to gather fresh supplies before driving to the start of the trail in Nam Ha National Protected Area (NPA). The trek then leads you across hills and valleys of dense primary rain-forest, finding yourself immediately immersed in the wild jungle environment.Stop for an authentic Lao-style jungle picnic lunch. Watch and learn as your guide prepares meal using the fresh supplies and some natural resources of the jungle cooked and served in bamboo!Continue on the trail through lush forest, using stepping stones and fallen logs to cross sparkling streams while sheltered from the sun's heat by the canopies of huge and impressive trees. Upon reaching a high ridge with enchanting views across hills and valleys, nestled deep in the heart of Nam Ha NPA, is the Nalan Village of the Khmu people where you'll stay overnight.Rest of the day, you are free to explore the village, meet the locals, chat with your host or swim in the Nam Ha River. Enjoy dinner by candlelight and sleep blissfully for the night.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Homestay in Nam Ha NPA.
Day 10: - Luang Namtha – Trekking Nam Ha NPA – Nalan Village.
Luang Namtha is a place where you get to explore the untouched nature through jungle trekking, visiting minority villages, kayaking in the Nam Ha National Protected Area or cycling along the Luang Namtha Valley. You will discover the beauty and the authenticity of Laos not through your phone camera, but through your eyes.Meet up the tour guide after breakfast and transfer to the morning market to gather fresh supplies before driving to the start of the trail in Nam Ha National Protected Area (NPA). The trek then leads you across hills and valleys of dense primary rain-forest, finding yourself immediately immersed in the wild jungle environment.Stop for an authentic Lao-style jungle picnic lunch. Watch and learn as your guide prepares meal using the fresh supplies and some natural resources of the jungle cooked and served in bamboo!Continue on the trail through lush forest, using stepping stones and fallen logs to cross sparkling streams while sheltered from the sun's heat by the canopies of huge and impressive trees. Upon reaching a high ridge with enchanting views across hills and valleys, nestled deep in the heart of Nam Ha NPA, is the Nalan Village of the Khmu people where you'll stay overnight.Rest of the day, you are free to explore the village, meet the locals, chat with your host or swim in the Nam Ha River. Enjoy dinner by candlelight and sleep blissfully for the night.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.Accommodation: Homestay in Nam Ha NPA.
Day 11: - Kayaking or Rafting on Nam Ha & Nam Tha Rivers – Luang Namtha.
Wake up in the sounds of the jungle and enjoy breakfast. Meet up at the riverside and, after basic instructions on kayaking or rafting techniques and safety, you'll begin paddling down the glorious river and soon find yourselves speeding through the first few rapids.After passing by villagers fishing in the river and paddling through the awe inspiring scenery, stop off further downriver to visit another charming Khmu tribe at Nalan Tai Village, and enjoy picnic lunch.Re-join the river take to see dramatic scenery unfold as steep jungle-covered hills rise almost vertically on each side. Land at the picturesque Nam Koy Village of the Lantan people where you can learn about their unique methods of natural dying and bamboo paper making. Later, you'll row on the mighty Nam Tha River for more exciting rapids. Reach the Houy Leuat Village where your driver will collect you for a 1-hour ride back to Luang Namtha.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Namtha.
Day 11: - Kayaking or Rafting on Nam Ha & Nam Tha Rivers – Luang Namtha.
Wake up in the sounds of the jungle and enjoy breakfast. Meet up at the riverside and, after basic instructions on kayaking or rafting techniques and safety, you'll begin paddling down the glorious river and soon find yourselves speeding through the first few rapids.After passing by villagers fishing in the river and paddling through the awe inspiring scenery, stop off further downriver to visit another charming Khmu tribe at Nalan Tai Village, and enjoy picnic lunch.Re-join the river take to see dramatic scenery unfold as steep jungle-covered hills rise almost vertically on each side. Land at the picturesque Nam Koy Village of the Lantan people where you can learn about their unique methods of natural dying and bamboo paper making. Later, you'll row on the mighty Nam Tha River for more exciting rapids. Reach the Houy Leuat Village where your driver will collect you for a 1-hour ride back to Luang Namtha.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Namtha.
Day 11: - Kayaking or Rafting on Nam Ha & Nam Tha Rivers – Luang Namtha.
Wake up in the sounds of the jungle and enjoy breakfast. Meet up at the riverside and, after basic instructions on kayaking or rafting techniques and safety, you'll begin paddling down the glorious river and soon find yourselves speeding through the first few rapids.After passing by villagers fishing in the river and paddling through the awe inspiring scenery, stop off further downriver to visit another charming Khmu tribe at Nalan Tai Village, and enjoy picnic lunch.Re-join the river take to see dramatic scenery unfold as steep jungle-covered hills rise almost vertically on each side. Land at the picturesque Nam Koy Village of the Lantan people where you can learn about their unique methods of natural dying and bamboo paper making. Later, you'll row on the mighty Nam Tha River for more exciting rapids. Reach the Houy Leuat Village where your driver will collect you for a 1-hour ride back to Luang Namtha.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Namtha.
Day 12: - Luang Namtha – Phongsaly.
After breakfast, leave Luang Namtha for Phongsaly, well-known for its colorfully dressed minorities, with a stop en-route for a picnic lunch. The drive offers some beautiful landscapes along the way. There will be plenty of opportunities for photo taking and stops can be made upon your request.Later in the afternoon, you reach Laos' northernmost province then wander through Phongsaly's charming streets. Learn about the history and culture of this multicultural city and the harmony that reigns between Laotian people and Chinese immigrants. Make a visit to the nearby Chinese temple, offering beautiful views over the town. Afterwards, take a walk to the quiet Wat Keo, where Buddhist monks play petanque, one of the most popular pastimes of Laos, or soccer before dark.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phongsaly.
Day 12: - Luang Namtha – Phongsaly.
After breakfast, leave Luang Namtha for Phongsaly, well-known for its colorfully dressed minorities, with a stop en-route for a picnic lunch. The drive offers some beautiful landscapes along the way. There will be plenty of opportunities for photo taking and stops can be made upon your request.Later in the afternoon, you reach Laos' northernmost province then wander through Phongsaly's charming streets. Learn about the history and culture of this multicultural city and the harmony that reigns between Laotian people and Chinese immigrants. Make a visit to the nearby Chinese temple, offering beautiful views over the town. Afterwards, take a walk to the quiet Wat Keo, where Buddhist monks play petanque, one of the most popular pastimes of Laos, or soccer before dark.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phongsaly.
Day 12: - Luang Namtha – Phongsaly.
After breakfast, leave Luang Namtha for Phongsaly, well-known for its colorfully dressed minorities, with a stop en-route for a picnic lunch. The drive offers some beautiful landscapes along the way. There will be plenty of opportunities for photo taking and stops can be made upon your request.Later in the afternoon, you reach Laos' northernmost province then wander through Phongsaly's charming streets. Learn about the history and culture of this multicultural city and the harmony that reigns between Laotian people and Chinese immigrants. Make a visit to the nearby Chinese temple, offering beautiful views over the town. Afterwards, take a walk to the quiet Wat Keo, where Buddhist monks play petanque, one of the most popular pastimes of Laos, or soccer before dark.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phongsaly.
Day 13: - Phongsaly – Akha Nugui – Phongsaly.
Phongsaly is one of the most unique and fascinating provinces in Laos. A number of captivating hill tribes still live everyday life in their distinctive traditional values, dressed in colorful costumes and farming the land as they have done for centuries. Visiting Phongsali provides an incredibly rare insight through Laos' rich heritage & into a realm that has barely been discovered. Start the day with a visit to the town's Museum of Tribes (the Museum of Phongsaly Ethnic Groups) that provides an interesting insight into the lives of the Phongsaly ethnic tribes and there are a diversity of local costumes on display as well as a collection of traditional wooden utensils.Then you'll be going off the beaten track as the tour makes its way out of Phongsaly to Akha Nugui, one of the most interesting and picturesque hilltop tribes in the region. This is a real chance to witness the long-lasting northern Laotian culture, sampling the food and traditions of this particularly remote part of the world. Stop off for another taste of hilltribe life at Ban Gnoy Neu on the way back to Phongsaly.Finish the day with a climb up Phou Pha Hill to enjoy a beautiful sunset over the town.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phongsaly.
Day 13: - Phongsaly – Akha Nugui – Phongsaly.
Phongsaly is one of the most unique and fascinating provinces in Laos. A number of captivating hill tribes still live everyday life in their distinctive traditional values, dressed in colorful costumes and farming the land as they have done for centuries. Visiting Phongsali provides an incredibly rare insight through Laos' rich heritage & into a realm that has barely been discovered. Start the day with a visit to the town's Museum of Tribes (the Museum of Phongsaly Ethnic Groups) that provides an interesting insight into the lives of the Phongsaly ethnic tribes and there are a diversity of local costumes on display as well as a collection of traditional wooden utensils.Then you'll be going off the beaten track as the tour makes its way out of Phongsaly to Akha Nugui, one of the most interesting and picturesque hilltop tribes in the region. This is a real chance to witness the long-lasting northern Laotian culture, sampling the food and traditions of this particularly remote part of the world. Stop off for another taste of hilltribe life at Ban Gnoy Neu on the way back to Phongsaly.Finish the day with a climb up Phou Pha Hill to enjoy a beautiful sunset over the town.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phongsaly.
Day 13: - Phongsaly – Akha Nugui – Phongsaly.
Phongsaly is one of the most unique and fascinating provinces in Laos. A number of captivating hill tribes still live everyday life in their distinctive traditional values, dressed in colorful costumes and farming the land as they have done for centuries. Visiting Phongsali provides an incredibly rare insight through Laos' rich heritage & into a realm that has barely been discovered. Start the day with a visit to the town's Museum of Tribes (the Museum of Phongsaly Ethnic Groups) that provides an interesting insight into the lives of the Phongsaly ethnic tribes and there are a diversity of local costumes on display as well as a collection of traditional wooden utensils.Then you'll be going off the beaten track as the tour makes its way out of Phongsaly to Akha Nugui, one of the most interesting and picturesque hilltop tribes in the region. This is a real chance to witness the long-lasting northern Laotian culture, sampling the food and traditions of this particularly remote part of the world. Stop off for another taste of hilltribe life at Ban Gnoy Neu on the way back to Phongsaly.Finish the day with a climb up Phou Pha Hill to enjoy a beautiful sunset over the town.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phongsaly.
Day 14: - Phongsaly – 400-years-old Tea Plantation – Muang Khua.
Fill up at breakfast before continuing your adventure to the famous 400-year-old tea plantation, located in the village of Ban Komen. The road passes through some tea plantations and offers a stunning view of Phongsaly and surrounding mountains. According to some tea experts, the village has some of the oldest tea trees in the world. The large root system of the old trees extends deep into the mineral-rich soil and gives "Phongsaly Tea" its specific aroma & taste. The village isn't often visited by foreign tourists, but you will be welcomed warmly and even be invited for a cup of the local tea.After the visit, you will drive to Muang Khua for about 5 hours. Situated on the stunning Nam Ou River, this small trading town, with large numbers of Chinese and Vietnamese immigrants, still has traces of old French colonial architecture.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Muang Khua.
Day 14: - Phongsaly – 400-years-old Tea Plantation – Muang Khua.
Fill up at breakfast before continuing your adventure to the famous 400-year-old tea plantation, located in the village of Ban Komen. The road passes through some tea plantations and offers a stunning view of Phongsaly and surrounding mountains. According to some tea experts, the village has some of the oldest tea trees in the world. The large root system of the old trees extends deep into the mineral-rich soil and gives "Phongsaly Tea" its specific aroma & taste. The village isn't often visited by foreign tourists, but you will be welcomed warmly and even be invited for a cup of the local tea.After the visit, you will drive to Muang Khua for about 5 hours. Situated on the stunning Nam Ou River, this small trading town, with large numbers of Chinese and Vietnamese immigrants, still has traces of old French colonial architecture.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Muang Khua.
Day 14: - Phongsaly – 400-years-old Tea Plantation – Muang Khua.
Fill up at breakfast before continuing your adventure to the famous 400-year-old tea plantation, located in the village of Ban Komen. The road passes through some tea plantations and offers a stunning view of Phongsaly and surrounding mountains. According to some tea experts, the village has some of the oldest tea trees in the world. The large root system of the old trees extends deep into the mineral-rich soil and gives "Phongsaly Tea" its specific aroma & taste. The village isn't often visited by foreign tourists, but you will be welcomed warmly and even be invited for a cup of the local tea.After the visit, you will drive to Muang Khua for about 5 hours. Situated on the stunning Nam Ou River, this small trading town, with large numbers of Chinese and Vietnamese immigrants, still has traces of old French colonial architecture.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Muang Khua.
Day 15: - Muang Khua – Nong Khiaw.
Wake up to the gentle sound of the river flowing past, surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery any resort in the country has to offer. Today you'll board a private long-tail boat for a cruise on the Nam Ou River through spectacular scenery with impressive limestone cliffs, jungle-like vegetation, and sandy beaches. Compared to Mekong River, the Nam Ou is considered more dramatic, wild and also has far less traffic. Enjoy a picnic lunch along the way and spot various local villages as you travel downstream.Arrive in Nong Khiaw, famed for the dramatic limestone mountains which surround it. Disembark and check into your hotel. Later in the afternoon, take a short walk down over a bridge before beginning the trek up Pha Daeng Peak. The hike will take about 2 hours to reach the summit.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch. Accommodation: Hotel in Nong Khiaw.
Day 15: - Muang Khua – Nong Khiaw.
Wake up to the gentle sound of the river flowing past, surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery any resort in the country has to offer. Today you'll board a private long-tail boat for a cruise on the Nam Ou River through spectacular scenery with impressive limestone cliffs, jungle-like vegetation, and sandy beaches. Compared to Mekong River, the Nam Ou is considered more dramatic, wild and also has far less traffic. Enjoy a picnic lunch along the way and spot various local villages as you travel downstream.Arrive in Nong Khiaw, famed for the dramatic limestone mountains which surround it. Disembark and check into your hotel. Later in the afternoon, take a short walk down over a bridge before beginning the trek up Pha Daeng Peak. The hike will take about 2 hours to reach the summit.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch. Accommodation: Hotel in Nong Khiaw.
Day 15: - Muang Khua – Nong Khiaw.
Wake up to the gentle sound of the river flowing past, surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery any resort in the country has to offer. Today you'll board a private long-tail boat for a cruise on the Nam Ou River through spectacular scenery with impressive limestone cliffs, jungle-like vegetation, and sandy beaches. Compared to Mekong River, the Nam Ou is considered more dramatic, wild and also has far less traffic. Enjoy a picnic lunch along the way and spot various local villages as you travel downstream.Arrive in Nong Khiaw, famed for the dramatic limestone mountains which surround it. Disembark and check into your hotel. Later in the afternoon, take a short walk down over a bridge before beginning the trek up Pha Daeng Peak. The hike will take about 2 hours to reach the summit.Meals: Breakfast, Lunch. Accommodation: Hotel in Nong Khiaw.
Day 16: - Nong Khiaw – Luang Prabang.
Have breakfast at the hotel then ride a bicycle around the village enjoying the fresh air and peaceful scenery. After lunch, say goodbye to peaceful Nong Khiaw to drive back to Luang Prabang. The remainder of the day, you are free at leisure to relax.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 16: - Nong Khiaw – Luang Prabang.
Have breakfast at the hotel then ride a bicycle around the village enjoying the fresh air and peaceful scenery. After lunch, say goodbye to peaceful Nong Khiaw to drive back to Luang Prabang. The remainder of the day, you are free at leisure to relax.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 16: - Nong Khiaw – Luang Prabang.
Have breakfast at the hotel then ride a bicycle around the village enjoying the fresh air and peaceful scenery. After lunch, say goodbye to peaceful Nong Khiaw to drive back to Luang Prabang. The remainder of the day, you are free at leisure to relax.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 17: - Visit Elephant Village in Luang Prabang.
Laos is the "Land of a Million Elephants", and this morning tour is your chance to connect with and learn about these animals. Depart in the morning for a scenic 40-minute drive to the Elephant Village. On arrival, the camp manager will introduce the activities of the Elephant Camp. The elephants residing here are former logging elephants who are now "retired" due to age or medical conditions. The manager will explain about the efforts to preserve the natural environment for the elephants and their mission to support the retired animals. Next, meet the elephants face-to-face and proceed to feeding them with bountiful snacks. After becoming familiar with the elephants, enjoy a One-on-One experience with the elephant and the mahout, learning how to communicate and connect with the pachyderm.Say goodbye to the elephants who will go back into the jungle to forage for food. Board a traditional long-tail boat for a trip along the clear waterways to the Tad Sae waterfalls. Go for a swim in the cascading falls or simply relax in the beautiful setting.Return to the main camp at midday for lunch. Then travel back to Luang Prabang to relax before a long drive next day.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 17: - Visit Elephant Village in Luang Prabang.
Laos is the "Land of a Million Elephants", and this morning tour is your chance to connect with and learn about these animals. Depart in the morning for a scenic 40-minute drive to the Elephant Village. On arrival, the camp manager will introduce the activities of the Elephant Camp. The elephants residing here are former logging elephants who are now "retired" due to age or medical conditions. The manager will explain about the efforts to preserve the natural environment for the elephants and their mission to support the retired animals. Next, meet the elephants face-to-face and proceed to feeding them with bountiful snacks. After becoming familiar with the elephants, enjoy a One-on-One experience with the elephant and the mahout, learning how to communicate and connect with the pachyderm.Say goodbye to the elephants who will go back into the jungle to forage for food. Board a traditional long-tail boat for a trip along the clear waterways to the Tad Sae waterfalls. Go for a swim in the cascading falls or simply relax in the beautiful setting.Return to the main camp at midday for lunch. Then travel back to Luang Prabang to relax before a long drive next day.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 17: - Visit Elephant Village in Luang Prabang.
Laos is the "Land of a Million Elephants", and this morning tour is your chance to connect with and learn about these animals. Depart in the morning for a scenic 40-minute drive to the Elephant Village. On arrival, the camp manager will introduce the activities of the Elephant Camp. The elephants residing here are former logging elephants who are now "retired" due to age or medical conditions. The manager will explain about the efforts to preserve the natural environment for the elephants and their mission to support the retired animals. Next, meet the elephants face-to-face and proceed to feeding them with bountiful snacks. After becoming familiar with the elephants, enjoy a One-on-One experience with the elephant and the mahout, learning how to communicate and connect with the pachyderm.Say goodbye to the elephants who will go back into the jungle to forage for food. Board a traditional long-tail boat for a trip along the clear waterways to the Tad Sae waterfalls. Go for a swim in the cascading falls or simply relax in the beautiful setting.Return to the main camp at midday for lunch. Then travel back to Luang Prabang to relax before a long drive next day.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.
Day 18: - Luang Prabang – Drive to Phonsavan.
After breakfast, leave Luang Prabang for Xiengkhouang Province - home to the famous and mysterious Plain of Jars. It's a long drive (7-8 hours) and the road follows a twisty mountain route, but you will pass through some stunning mountain landscapes and the journey will be punctuated by stops for sightseeing and for lunch in a local restaurant along the way. Visits include Khmu and Hmong villages and a hidden cave temple that served as an army hospital during the Vietnam War.Enjoy the rest of your day at leisure exploring the town's sprinkling of cafes and restaurants catering to those intrepid travelers who make it here.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phonsavan.
Day 18: - Luang Prabang – Drive to Phonsavan.
After breakfast, leave Luang Prabang for Xiengkhouang Province - home to the famous and mysterious Plain of Jars. It's a long drive (7-8 hours) and the road follows a twisty mountain route, but you will pass through some stunning mountain landscapes and the journey will be punctuated by stops for sightseeing and for lunch in a local restaurant along the way. Visits include Khmu and Hmong villages and a hidden cave temple that served as an army hospital during the Vietnam War.Enjoy the rest of your day at leisure exploring the town's sprinkling of cafes and restaurants catering to those intrepid travelers who make it here.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phonsavan.
Day 18: - Luang Prabang – Drive to Phonsavan.
After breakfast, leave Luang Prabang for Xiengkhouang Province - home to the famous and mysterious Plain of Jars. It's a long drive (7-8 hours) and the road follows a twisty mountain route, but you will pass through some stunning mountain landscapes and the journey will be punctuated by stops for sightseeing and for lunch in a local restaurant along the way. Visits include Khmu and Hmong villages and a hidden cave temple that served as an army hospital during the Vietnam War.Enjoy the rest of your day at leisure exploring the town's sprinkling of cafes and restaurants catering to those intrepid travelers who make it here.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phonsavan.
Day 19: - Discover Xiengkhouang's mystical Plain of Jars.
Spend the whole day to explore Xiengkhouang Province with its mystical Plain of Jars. First stop is at the MAG (Mine Advisory Group) Centre in Phonsavan to hear more about their crucial work clearing the country’s thousands of undetected mines and ordnance. Delve further back into the region's past at the Xiengkhouang Provincial Museum, then travel on to the extraordinary "Plain of Jars" - one of Asia's most significant Iron Age sites and recently UNESCO-listed. Thousands of mysterious stone jars, many of which are thought to be over 2,500 years old, are scattered across the plateau, the biggest standing almost 4-meters high. Take your time to soak up the gravitas, then continue on to visit the inspirational Lone Buffalo community education project and the Mulberries Organic Silk Farm.Later in the afternoon, drive back to your hotel, where the rest of the afternoon at leisure.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phonsavan.
Day 19: - Discover Xiengkhouang's mystical Plain of Jars.
Spend the whole day to explore Xiengkhouang Province with its mystical Plain of Jars. First stop is at the MAG (Mine Advisory Group) Centre in Phonsavan to hear more about their crucial work clearing the country’s thousands of undetected mines and ordnance. Delve further back into the region's past at the Xiengkhouang Provincial Museum, then travel on to the extraordinary "Plain of Jars" - one of Asia's most significant Iron Age sites and recently UNESCO-listed. Thousands of mysterious stone jars, many of which are thought to be over 2,500 years old, are scattered across the plateau, the biggest standing almost 4-meters high. Take your time to soak up the gravitas, then continue on to visit the inspirational Lone Buffalo community education project and the Mulberries Organic Silk Farm.Later in the afternoon, drive back to your hotel, where the rest of the afternoon at leisure.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phonsavan.
Day 19: - Discover Xiengkhouang's mystical Plain of Jars.
Spend the whole day to explore Xiengkhouang Province with its mystical Plain of Jars. First stop is at the MAG (Mine Advisory Group) Centre in Phonsavan to hear more about their crucial work clearing the country’s thousands of undetected mines and ordnance. Delve further back into the region's past at the Xiengkhouang Provincial Museum, then travel on to the extraordinary "Plain of Jars" - one of Asia's most significant Iron Age sites and recently UNESCO-listed. Thousands of mysterious stone jars, many of which are thought to be over 2,500 years old, are scattered across the plateau, the biggest standing almost 4-meters high. Take your time to soak up the gravitas, then continue on to visit the inspirational Lone Buffalo community education project and the Mulberries Organic Silk Farm.Later in the afternoon, drive back to your hotel, where the rest of the afternoon at leisure.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Phonsavan.
Day 20: - Phonsavan – Vang Vieng.
Today you will head on south to Vang Vieng, one of the most picturesque areas in the country. Upon arrival, relax and enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery. You are recommended a short stroll down to the riverbank this evening in time for sunset, where there are a number of areas to sit and take in dramatic scenery. Watch people float down the river as the sun starts to dip behind the mountains and the sky turns a deep burnt-orange, just be sure to bring a camera to catch some sunset snaps.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Vang Vieng.
Day 20: - Phonsavan – Vang Vieng.
Today you will head on south to Vang Vieng, one of the most picturesque areas in the country. Upon arrival, relax and enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery. You are recommended a short stroll down to the riverbank this evening in time for sunset, where there are a number of areas to sit and take in dramatic scenery. Watch people float down the river as the sun starts to dip behind the mountains and the sky turns a deep burnt-orange, just be sure to bring a camera to catch some sunset snaps.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Vang Vieng.
Day 20: - Phonsavan – Vang Vieng.
Today you will head on south to Vang Vieng, one of the most picturesque areas in the country. Upon arrival, relax and enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery. You are recommended a short stroll down to the riverbank this evening in time for sunset, where there are a number of areas to sit and take in dramatic scenery. Watch people float down the river as the sun starts to dip behind the mountains and the sky turns a deep burnt-orange, just be sure to bring a camera to catch some sunset snaps.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Vang Vieng.
Day 21: - Vang Vieng: Explore Caves & Kayak on Nam Song River.
Today's tour combines all the activities that Vang Vieng is famous for: kayaking on the Nam Song River surrounded by rugged karsts and beautiful rural scenery and exploring limestone caves.After breakfast at the hotel, your tour guide will take to to the north of Vang Vieng, where you'll firstly visit Tham Xang (Elephant Cave). This cave owes its name to a remarkable limestone formation, and lies on the banks of the Nam Song River.The nearby Tham Hoi Cave (Snail Cave) winds its way deep into the mountain. You'll float through the cave on inflatable tubes, exploring its long corridors and wonderful limestone formations. A pool of cool spring water lies at the mouth of Tham Nam (Water Cave), giving you a great opportunity for a swim.Following a picnic lunch, trek to a Hmong village, passing through rice paddies and vegetable gardens. Return to Vang Vieng by kayaking down the Nam Song, taking you through idyllic scenes of rural life, with limestone mountains in the background.Rest of the day, you are recommended a short stroll down to the riverbank in time for sunset, where there are a number of areas to sit and take in dramatic scenery. Be sure to bring a camera to catch some amazing snaps.Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Vang Vieng.
Day 21: - Vang Vieng: Explore Caves & Kayak on Nam Song River.
Today's tour combines all the activities that Vang Vieng is famous for: kayaking on the Nam Song River surrounded by rugged karsts and beautiful rural scenery and exploring limestone caves.After breakfast at the hotel, your tour guide will take to to the north of Vang Vieng, where you'll firstly visit Tham Xang (Elephant Cave). This cave owes its name to a remarkable limestone formation, and lies on the banks of the Nam Song River.The nearby Tham Hoi Cave (Snail Cave) winds its way deep into the mountain. You'll float through the cave on inflatable tubes, exploring its long corridors and wonderful limestone formations. A pool of cool spring water lies at the mouth of Tham Nam (Water Cave), giving you a great opportunity for a swim.Following a picnic lunch, trek to a Hmong village, passing through rice paddies and vegetable gardens. Return to Vang Vieng by kayaking down the Nam Song, taking you through idyllic scenes of rural life, with limestone mountains in the background.Rest of the day, you are recommended a short stroll down to the riverbank in time for sunset, where there are a number of areas to sit and take in dramatic scenery. Be sure to bring a camera to catch some amazing snaps.Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Vang Vieng.
Day 21: - Vang Vieng: Explore Caves & Kayak on Nam Song River.
Today's tour combines all the activities that Vang Vieng is famous for: kayaking on the Nam Song River surrounded by rugged karsts and beautiful rural scenery and exploring limestone caves.After breakfast at the hotel, your tour guide will take to to the north of Vang Vieng, where you'll firstly visit Tham Xang (Elephant Cave). This cave owes its name to a remarkable limestone formation, and lies on the banks of the Nam Song River.The nearby Tham Hoi Cave (Snail Cave) winds its way deep into the mountain. You'll float through the cave on inflatable tubes, exploring its long corridors and wonderful limestone formations. A pool of cool spring water lies at the mouth of Tham Nam (Water Cave), giving you a great opportunity for a swim.Following a picnic lunch, trek to a Hmong village, passing through rice paddies and vegetable gardens. Return to Vang Vieng by kayaking down the Nam Song, taking you through idyllic scenes of rural life, with limestone mountains in the background.Rest of the day, you are recommended a short stroll down to the riverbank in time for sunset, where there are a number of areas to sit and take in dramatic scenery. Be sure to bring a camera to catch some amazing snaps.Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch.Accommodation: Hotel in Vang Vieng.
Day 22: - Vang Vieng – Vientiane.
Enjoy a leisurely morning before departing Vang Vieng for Vientiane. En-route, make a stop for lunch at Nam Ngum Reservoir, one of the largest man-made lakes in South East Asia, and take a boat trip to visit local fishing communities. Continue on to Dongmarkhai Market, where among the market stalls, insects sell as local snacks. Arrive in Vientiane, spend rest of the day at leisure in this peaceful capital. Enjoy the numerous cafés, restaurants and spas as well as shopping, including the evening market on the banks of the Mekong River.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.
Day 22: - Vang Vieng – Vientiane.
Enjoy a leisurely morning before departing Vang Vieng for Vientiane. En-route, make a stop for lunch at Nam Ngum Reservoir, one of the largest man-made lakes in South East Asia, and take a boat trip to visit local fishing communities. Continue on to Dongmarkhai Market, where among the market stalls, insects sell as local snacks. Arrive in Vientiane, spend rest of the day at leisure in this peaceful capital. Enjoy the numerous cafés, restaurants and spas as well as shopping, including the evening market on the banks of the Mekong River.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.
Day 22: - Vang Vieng – Vientiane.
Enjoy a leisurely morning before departing Vang Vieng for Vientiane. En-route, make a stop for lunch at Nam Ngum Reservoir, one of the largest man-made lakes in South East Asia, and take a boat trip to visit local fishing communities. Continue on to Dongmarkhai Market, where among the market stalls, insects sell as local snacks. Arrive in Vientiane, spend rest of the day at leisure in this peaceful capital. Enjoy the numerous cafés, restaurants and spas as well as shopping, including the evening market on the banks of the Mekong River.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.
Day 23: - Vientiane City Tour.
Today you will discover the essential landmarks and iconic sights that the small and charismatic city of Vientiane has to offer. With French colonial architecture & magnificent Buddhist temples, Vientiane boasts a rich mixture of cultures to savor.Start at Wat Sisaket, believed to be Vientiane's oldest surviving temple, left intact after the Siamese invasion of 1828. The interior walls of the cloister are covered in niches containing over 2,000 silver and ceramic Buddha images. Next is a visit to Wat Phra Keo, built originally to house the famed Emerald Buddha and now a religious museum that displays a collection of art representing Lao and Khmer artefacts. Continue to Wat Si Muang - the most popular onet in town, before visiting Patuxai Monument, Laos' version of the Arc de Triomphe and its most prominent monument.The city tour also takes you to the golden spired Pha That Luang, constructed in the 16th century and regarded as the holiest site in Laos, and the Buddha Park, built in 1958 by Luang Pu, a yogi-priest shaman.End your day tour along the banks of the Mekong River as the sun begins to set. Stroll along the river, stop to enjoy a cold drink, or sample a snack from one of the many local food stalls, if you like, before being transferred back to your hotel.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.
Day 23: - Vientiane City Tour.
Today you will discover the essential landmarks and iconic sights that the small and charismatic city of Vientiane has to offer. With French colonial architecture & magnificent Buddhist temples, Vientiane boasts a rich mixture of cultures to savor.Start at Wat Sisaket, believed to be Vientiane's oldest surviving temple, left intact after the Siamese invasion of 1828. The interior walls of the cloister are covered in niches containing over 2,000 silver and ceramic Buddha images. Next is a visit to Wat Phra Keo, built originally to house the famed Emerald Buddha and now a religious museum that displays a collection of art representing Lao and Khmer artefacts. Continue to Wat Si Muang - the most popular onet in town, before visiting Patuxai Monument, Laos' version of the Arc de Triomphe and its most prominent monument.The city tour also takes you to the golden spired Pha That Luang, constructed in the 16th century and regarded as the holiest site in Laos, and the Buddha Park, built in 1958 by Luang Pu, a yogi-priest shaman.End your day tour along the banks of the Mekong River as the sun begins to set. Stroll along the river, stop to enjoy a cold drink, or sample a snack from one of the many local food stalls, if you like, before being transferred back to your hotel.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.
Day 23: - Vientiane City Tour.
Today you will discover the essential landmarks and iconic sights that the small and charismatic city of Vientiane has to offer. With French colonial architecture & magnificent Buddhist temples, Vientiane boasts a rich mixture of cultures to savor.Start at Wat Sisaket, believed to be Vientiane's oldest surviving temple, left intact after the Siamese invasion of 1828. The interior walls of the cloister are covered in niches containing over 2,000 silver and ceramic Buddha images. Next is a visit to Wat Phra Keo, built originally to house the famed Emerald Buddha and now a religious museum that displays a collection of art representing Lao and Khmer artefacts. Continue to Wat Si Muang - the most popular onet in town, before visiting Patuxai Monument, Laos' version of the Arc de Triomphe and its most prominent monument.The city tour also takes you to the golden spired Pha That Luang, constructed in the 16th century and regarded as the holiest site in Laos, and the Buddha Park, built in 1958 by Luang Pu, a yogi-priest shaman.End your day tour along the banks of the Mekong River as the sun begins to set. Stroll along the river, stop to enjoy a cold drink, or sample a snack from one of the many local food stalls, if you like, before being transferred back to your hotel.Meals: Breakfast.Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.
Day 24: - Vientiane – Fly to Pakse – Bolaven Plateau.
Continue your journey south as you take a flight to Pakse after breakfast. On arrival, meet another tour guide and driver of Laos Travel then begin your discoveries with 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.Transfer back to Pakse, the most important town in southern Laos. If time permits, take a short orientation tour of Pakse, 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 24: - Vientiane – Fly to Pakse – Bolaven Plateau.
Continue your journey south as you take a flight to Pakse after breakfast. On arrival, meet another tour guide and driver of Laos Travel then begin your discoveries with 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.Transfer back to Pakse, the most important town in southern Laos. If time permits, take a short orientation tour of Pakse, 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 24: - Vientiane – Fly to Pakse – Bolaven Plateau.
Continue your journey south as you take a flight to Pakse after breakfast. On arrival, meet another tour guide and driver of Laos Travel then begin your discoveries with 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.Transfer back to Pakse, the most important town in southern Laos. If time permits, take a short orientation tour of Pakse, 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 25: - Pakse – Wat Phou – Don Khong.
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 is at its widest and dotted with thousands of small islands.Later in the afternoon, you will arrive in the peaceful island of Don Khone, 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 25: - Pakse – Wat Phou – Don Khong.
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 is at its widest and dotted with thousands of small islands.Later in the afternoon, you will arrive in the peaceful island of Don Khone, 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 25: - Pakse – Wat Phou – Don Khong.
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 is at its widest and dotted with thousands of small islands.Later in the afternoon, you will arrive in the peaceful island of Don Khone, 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 26: - Explore 4,000 Islands – 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 26: - Explore 4,000 Islands – 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 26: - Explore 4,000 Islands – 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 27: - Pakse Departure.
Your Grand Laos Adventure will come to an end today after breakfast. There are no activities planned for the final day so you are able to depart the accommodation at any time.. It's time to say goodbye, but just think of all the wonderful stories you will take home!Meals: Breakfast.
Day 27: - Pakse Departure.
Your Grand Laos Adventure will come to an end today after breakfast. There are no activities planned for the final day so you are able to depart the accommodation at any time.. It's time to say goodbye, but just think of all the wonderful stories you will take home!Meals: Breakfast.
Day 27: - Pakse Departure.
Your Grand Laos Adventure will come to an end today after breakfast. There are no activities planned for the final day so you are able to depart the accommodation at any time.. It's time to say goodbye, but just think of all the wonderful stories you will take home!Meals: Breakfast.

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1. What types of tours does Golden Trail Travel offer?

Answer: Golden Trail Travel specializes in offering a wide range of travel packages to Vietnam and other Indochina countries such as Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, China, and Malaysia. We offer themed tours including Classic Highlights, Cycling, Trekking, Beach Holidays, Luxury Honeymoon, Short Trips, Family, Off The Beaten Track, Multi-Country, Motorbiking, Veteran, Food, Students, Luxury, Golf, Photography, Cooking Class, Bird Watching, Indochina Cruises, Kayaking, Muslim-friendly tours, Offroad 4x4WD, Indochina MICE Travel, Cave Expedition, and Helicopter tours.

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5. What makes Golden Trail Travel different from other travel agencies?

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6. What should I prepare before the trip?

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Answer: Yes, we can arrange tour guides who speak Vietnamese or other common languages (such as English, French, German, Spanish, etc.) upon your request and subject to availability. Please inform us of your language preference when booking your tour.

10. Does Golden Trail Travel offer travel insurance?

Answer: We highly recommend all travelers purchase comprehensive travel insurance before departure. While we do not directly provide insurance, we can advise on suitable insurance types and the importance of having coverage during your trip

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12. Does Golden Trail Travel offer tours for solo travelers?

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13. Are the tours child-friendly or suitable for seniors?

Answer: We offer many family-friendly tour packages and can adjust itineraries to suit travelers of all ages, including children and seniors. We will advise on the difficulty level, travel time, and activities appropriate for each member of your family.

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Answer: We are committed to practicing responsible and sustainable tourism. We constantly strive to minimize our environmental impact, respect local cultures, and contribute positively to the communities where we operate.

16. What happens if there's an emergency during the trip?

Answer: Your safety is our top priority. Golden Trail Travel has a 24/7 emergency support team. We will provide emergency contact numbers and detailed instructions before your trip. Our guides and local partners are trained to handle emergency situations professionally.

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18. What support will I receive during the trip?

Answer: Yes. Throughout your trip, you will always have the support of your local guide, driver, and Golden Trail Travel's operation team. We will provide a 24/7 support hotline so you can contact us anytime if you have any issues or need assistance.

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22. How is Golden Trail Travel committed to sustainable and responsible tourism?

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