Unveil the untamed soul of Southeast Asia on a 20-day overland odyssey. Journey from Vientiane’s gilded stupas into the dramatic limestone heartlands of Luang Prabang and Nong Khiaw. Drift along the Nam Ou River, explore remote mountain hamlets, and cross high frontiers into Vietnam. From the terraced valleys of Pu Luong to the subterranean waterways of Ninh Binh and the Karst peaks emerging from emerald sea in the Halong Bay, make your way to the vibrant streets of Hanoi.
This adventurous two-day tour combines the physical challenge of a deep jungle trek with the relaxation of a river journey. Hike through the National Protected Forest to the abandoned village of Mock Mhoo, exploring rugged and forgotten mountain trails before resting at a remote farmstay.
Descend to the river and board kayaks for a scenic paddle down the Nam Khan River. You’ll drift past lush jungle, enjoy a riverside lunch, and—season permitting—cool off in the turquoise pools of the Tad Sae.
Experience the spectacular beauty of the Lao countryside by bike while raising money for the Lao Friends Childrens Hospital! On this 5 day challenge, you will experience beautiful villages and pass by lush mountain landscapes and enjoy delicious local food. You’ll feel satisfied once you climb 1800m and the 3220m descent the following day. On Completion of this marathon ride, enjoy a welcome party at Khaiphaen restaurant a TREE alliance and Friends International Program in the heart of the ancient city of Luang Prabang.
Explore some of Laos’ best waterfalls, see the mighty Mekong at its widest, and visit the 4000 islands region, French colonial historical sites, and Khmer temples across southern Laos. You’ll walk with elephants to Mount Asa and take a ferry ride to Don Khong Island. You might even get to see the rare Irrawaddy river dolphins near Ban Hang Khon. Come explore the beauty of Southern Laos.
You will return smiling after this village experience. You will have an easy walk through rice paddies, be enchanted by misty mountainous landscapes, where it feels like time has stood still, to arrive in a unique rural multi-ethnic village full of smiles and local charm. Visit the village mud brick school and enjoy lunch at a local pond.
Trace the sacred waters of the Nam Ou River into the rugged soul of Northern Laos. Scramble up the mist-shrouded cascades of the 100 Waterfalls, trek beneath limestone crags, and explore secret wartime caves. Through FairTrek, share authentic moments with Hmong and Khmu villagers in Ban Naluang—home to our community-built clay school—where sustainable tourism directly supports local lives. Experience wild adventure, craft traditions, and warm hospitality over three unforgettable days.
Built on the famous 100 Waterfall tour in Nong Khiaw, this is a two-day experience including a cultural village homestay at a Hmong lao Khamu village, boat rides on the Nam Ou River, and jungle trekking. waterfalls, and visiting a historical cave.This is a fantastic tour to see the stunning landscape around Nong Khiaw, immerse yourself in a cultural village experience, and trek the famous 100 Waterfalls.
This tour has it all for the fit and adventurous.
‘Wow,wow,wow…’ is what the first travelers said after coming back from this simply amazing waterfall hike and river trip!!! Join Tiger Trail, the founder of the famous 100 Waterfall tour in Nong Khiaw, on an amazing day hiking and exploring jungle and hundreds of cascading waterfalls!
This is a fantastic half day scenic trek suitable for all ages. Experience the stunning Nam Ou river by long boat passing villages surrounded by cast rock mountains. You trek an easy walk to the hidden Tadmok Waterfall where you can have a refreshing swim. You will visit a delightful and friendly local Khmu village.
An Easy-Paced Exploration of the Nam Ou River.
This tour is specifically designed for those who want to experience the authentic heart of Northern Laos without the strain of heavy trekking. Perfect for older travelers or those seeking a relaxing day on the water, this journey takes you through four distinct villages to witness the traditional lifestyles of the Lao and Khmu people.