Short but fun! Enjoy the essentials on this tour. Elephant interactions (no riding), Lao long boat rides, the Tad Sae Waterfall and a delicious lunch buffet. We’ll have you back to your hotel with plenty of time to enjoy your afternoon plans in Luang Prabang.
Discover the charms of Luang Prabang while indulging in the flavors of local street food. Our relaxed half-day tour is all about savoring the best bites in town. Designed as a “food and fun tour,” it’s your chance to sample a variety of local dishes with confidence and explore hidden gems you might miss otherwise, all in just half a day. Get ready to meet some friendly faces and immerse yourself in the local culture as you embark on this culinary adventure!
This tour is designed to keep you on paved surface but still take you to beautiful temples and villages, through jungle and mountain landscape, and to the Nam Khan River and Tad Sae Waterfall. Enjoy a day biking through the surrounding areas of Luang Prabang. The biking is on 95% paved road so it’s great if you’re looking to avoid any mud or dust but still want to get out and see it all. This is medium biking, mostly level, with a few steep hills.
This tour around Luang Prabang combines mountain biking with an easygoing kayaking trip. It brings exactly the right refreshment into your tropical day in Luang Prabang and takes you to some of the best sites, including golden temples overlooking the city and Henri Mouhot’s grave. After a biking tour through the Nam Khan valley and diverse village visits we take a break on the banks of the Nam Khan River. After lunch we take a refreshing plunge at Tad Sae Waterfall then we get our kayaks to paddle downriver on the Nam Khan back to Luang Prabang.
This is a 35 kilometer bike ride on mostly paved roads winding through jungle and rice paddies. The highlights include elephant interactions on the beautiful banks of the Nam Khan River, Wat Pa Phon Phao temple, visit to Henri Mouhot’s tomb on the banks of the river, and swimming at the Tad Sae Waterfall (seasonal) or take a short jungle walk to see a baby elephant in the jungle.
This tour takes you on a great 30 km bike ride outside of Luang Prabang on paved road to Kuang Si Waterfall, the most beautiful waterfall in the area surrounded with lush jungle. You can swim, visit an Asiatic Bear Sanctuary, and explore the local jungle. After the ride and a refreshing swim, we’ll enjoy a cruise on a long boat up the mighty Mekong River return to Luang Prabang.
Head into the mountains and jungle outside of Luang Prabang to kayak down the Nam Khan River. During the rainy season you’ll take an extended route on exciting, swifter water surrounded by lush vegetation. In the dry season, exposed banks allow us to stop for interesting sights along the way.
On this guided sightseeing tour of Luang Prabang by minivan you’ll discover why the city is called the Jewel of the Mekong. We’ll explore the morning market, ancient temples, war relics, local crafts, the history of the former Lao kingdoms, and the National Museum.
Luang Prabang is among the best-preserved traditional cities in Southeast Asia and was granted UNESCO World Heritage Site status in 1995. Its tranquility and tropical charm, combined with its splendid natural scenery and cultural riches, make it one of the most alluring destinations in Laos.
Experience a full day biking with a 1100m elevation gain full of single racks through dense jungle with out of this world viewpoints. With scenery changing at every bend your senses will be overdosing on this medium-difficult 35km biking trip outside in the country-side surrounding Luang Prabang.
This mountain biking tour is one of the few tours on the other side of the Mekong River and is a challenging and fun day ride. It’s an off-road roller coaster up and down hills as you pass rice paddies and villages.
Be prepared to get a little wet as there are some stream crossings. You’ll definitely work up an appetite, so we’ll take you to a riverside village with a fantastic view of Luang Prabang and stop for a local lunch. Cross the Mekong River on the local ferry for final return to Luang Prabang.