On the return boat trip to Luang Prabang, we stop at Ban Xang Khong. The village is located about 5 kilometers east of Luang Prabang. The Lue peoples of this village are noted in particular for their arts and crafts. The locals are adept at making traditional Saa paper, which..read more
After 30 minutes down the river, we stopped at Manifa Elephant Camp. Enjoy lunch at the restaurant with a view of the Mekong River and free-roaming elephants. You can enjoy an optional elephant ride. (30min, $10/person) This riding is safe and welfare-oriented using a howdah (carriage) that complies with a..read more
After visiting the caves, the boat will enter the Ou River to see the spectacular limestone cliffs.
Our boat travels slowly along the Mekong to Pak Ou Caves. We arrive at a small boat landing dock where stairs lead you straight to the cave. These limestone caves have been places of worship for thousands of years, and Buddhist statues and idols have filled these natural caves. Hear..read more
We make a short stop at the Ban Xang Hai, also known as the Whisky Village. Here you see the process of making Lao Lao, the country’s beloved rice whiskey, and taste the fresh local delights. Why not pick up a couple of bottles for later?
We take a long tail slow boat to trip on the mighty Mekong river. The Mekong River has been the main highways for people and goods for centuries and is still seamlessly integrated into the lifestyle of the people of Luang Prabang. Fishers fish in the morning and evening, and..read more
We will pick you up again at 8:30 and take you to a small park on the peninsula tip. The tour begins with a brief introduction to Luang Prabang, standing where the Nam Khan River meets the Mekong River. From there, walk to the famous Wat Xieng Thong temple. For..read more
