Kayak

The tributaries of the Mekong River near Luang Prabang, such as the Khan River, which joins the Mekong River at Luang Prabang town, and the Ou River, which joins the Mekong River at Pak Ou, are ideal for kayaking because of their slow flow and clear water.

The view from the kayak is magnificent. The natural landscape of Laos unfolds before your eyes. You can also catch a glimpse of the lives of the people who live the old-fashioned way, playing in the river, fishing, and gathering laver, which you cannot easily see in the tourist spots in town.

Manifa Travel offers Kayaking tours that range from one-day to multi-day excursions, and we combine kayak trips with homestays, camping, trekking, biking, and elephant experience. Whether you are a beginner or a family with children, you can enjoy kayaking safely and enjoyably with our expert adventure guide.

Where the Mekong and Ou rivers meet, there is a large limestone rock formation called Pha Aen and the famous Pak Ou Caves. Kayaking here allows you to enjoy the unique nature and the two rivers, as well as visit the famous caves.

Kayak in Nam Khan river is a popular adventure trip in Luang Prabang as the river is slow-paced and mild. You can get to Tad Sae Waterfall by kayaking.

We are currently suspending kayak tours on the Nam Khan River because the scenery in this area is not as spectacular as it used to be and development along the river is progressing. Kayaking in Luang Prabang is offered only on the Nam Ou River.

Trekking tours to Tad Sae Waterfalls will open up new routes and allow you to enjoy the countryside and natural adventures of Luang Prabang better than ever.