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.
Traverse the rugged spine of Laos on an active journey into wild karst landscapes, pristine rivers, and ancient heritage. From the golden spires of Luang Prabang to the subterranean depths of Kong Lor and Xe Bang Fai, this expedition connects you directly with remote Khmu and Hmong communities through our FairTrek program. Trek forgotten mountain trails, paddle wild waters, explore volcanic coffee plateaus, and uncover the living pulse of Indochina.
After visiting Vientiane, the capital of Laos, travel through the stunning mountains to UNESCO World Heritage site Luang Prabang, with a stop in the scenic valley of Vang Vieng. Along the way, you’ll see historic temples, cruise down scenic rivers on relaxing boat rides, explore limestone caves, and take in the breathtaking scenery from mountain heights and emerald valleys on this unhurried route to Luang Prabang.
Travel from the capital city Vientiane to UNESCO World Heritage site Luang Prabang, stopping for a night along the way in lively, lovely Vang Vieng. One of the most beautiful drives in Laos, this journey will give you a perspective on the vastness of this country of mountainous jungle. Ride in comfort and see the best sites along the way.
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.
After a scenic drive through the mountains of Laos, experience firsthand the wonder of the Plain of Jars, a mysterious, ancient site scarred by recent conflict. Then get to know the surrounding countryside as well. Visit numerous traditional Hmong and Khmu hill-tribe villages, shop in local markets and tour the MAG visitor center in Phonsavanh.
Journey through the beating heart of Laos, traversing the country from the serene, island-dotted waters of the far south to the timeless, gilded temples of Luang Prabang. Wander ancient Khmer ruins, navigate subterranean rivers in Kong Lor, and explore the mist-shrouded Bolaven Plateau. From prehistoric jar sites to hands-on traditional artisan craft in rural villages, this 16-day overland expedition exposes the raw beauty, deep history, and living soul of Laos.
Travel from the ancient royal city of Laos, through today’s laid back riverside capital of Vientiane and on to the amazing 4000 islands and waterfalls of southern Laos. This is a diverse, fully loaded-12 day city, culture, and nature lover’s tour with biking, trekking, and kayaking options throughout to keep you active as you explore Laos history, nature, and Buddhist culture.
This unique, whole country tour will take you from North to South, showing you the diversity, uniqueness and natural beauty of Laos. Starting in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Luang Prabang, visit ancient temples, Royal Palaces and mysterious shrines. Head into central Laos and visit the inexplicable Plain of Jars. The capital city, Vientiane, shows modern, bustling Laos side by side with monuments both old and new. Next, Southern Laos, with its waterfalls, ancient Khmer temples and the Bolaven Plateau. Immerse yourself in history, culture and stunning scenery
This thorough introduction to Luang Prabang is designed for the active traveler who wants to see more than just highlights. You’ll pedal your way to the best of the city, visit Asian elephants into local rivers, plunge into adventure sports, and indulge in local food with a Laos cooking course.