Luang Prabang Day Trip (All)

Discover the Kuang Si Waterfalls and enjoy a sunset cruise on the Mekong River. Swim in the turquoise pools, explore forest trails, and relax with a drink on the cruise.

Cruise the Mekong River to the Kuang Si Heritage Rice Farm, enjoy a traditional Lao lunch, ride a farm tractor through rice paddies, and swim in the turquoise pools of Kuang Si Waterfalls.

This package includes a must visit to the scenic Kuang Si Falls and Buddha Cave on the outskirts of Luang Prabang, a Mekong River cruise, and an elephant ride in one day. The difference from the F17-1 and F17-2 tours is that the Mekong River cruise is shortened to only the highlights, but an elephant ride is included instead.

1-day tour from Luang Prabang to Nong Khiaw. Instead of driving straight to Nong Khiaw, enjoy a picturesque boat cruise with lunch on board and a detour to a village and waterfall

Visit most exciting attractions in Luang Prabang: World Heritage site Royal Palace and temples, Buddhist alms-giving and morning market, elephant experience or cycling, Kuang Si Falls, Mekong River cruise, Pak Ou Caves

Joint tour: 2 or more participants required. Please contact us for 1 person Cycling and Mekong cruise More than 70% flat paved roads suitable for cycling beginners and families. Cycling with Trek Marlin7 Bikes available in sizes for heights 145cm (4’9″) […]

This full-day tour combines a Luang Prabang city tour with an afternoon Mekong cruise to Pak Ou Caves. In the morning, you will visit various temples and royal palaces and learn about Lao history culture and local life. Walking with […]

Discover why Luang Prabang is considered one of the most fascinating places in Asia. Hear many stories from local guide and learn about Luang Prabang, from its history to Buddhist stories and legends. The tour begins early in the morning […]

From Luang Prabang. Walk through the lush countryside and mountains around Kuang Si Waterfalls. Homestay in the village

Authentic Lao cooking class offered by the most popular Lao restaurant “tamarind” in Luang Prabang