Things to do in Laos

Experience Rural Laos

Luang Prabang

Get back to nature and get a true taste of real Laotian rural life. Try your hand at a number of traditional activities such as rice planting and harvesting, fishing, gold panning, archery and much more. This is a Laos glamping trip at its best and perfect for meeting others and families.

Kuang Si Waterfall

Luang Prabang

The turquoise waters of the pools and waterfalls provide a refreshing rest from the heat on hot days. For the more adventurous travellers you can follow a trail in search of amazing views of the area. Wildlife lovers can also visit the Bear Rescue Centre, which is next to the falls, where you can see the rare Asiatic Black Bear.

Laos Elephant Safari

Luang Prabang

An exhilarating experience in which you will learn to ride an elephant mahout style through the stunning scenery of the Nam Khan River Valley, and take a refreshing swim into the Tad Sae Waterfall. At the end of the day you will drift back to camp on a luxurious bamboo raft and watch the world go by.

Learn to play Pétanque

Luang Prabang

Laos’ love affair with pétanque started when the French introduced the game to the country during the colonial era. Until this day, the game has remained a favourite amongst Laotians of all ages. Discover this unique game with your guide and seasoned players for a fun-filled evening.

Luang Prabang City Tour

Luang Prabang

Uncover the beautiful UNESCO city of Luang Prabang in its entirety on our Luang Prabang City Tour. You will visit the quaint Royal Palace Museum, Wat Xiengthong, Wat Mai and Wat Visoun Temples. The tour climaxes by scaling Mount Phousi, which offers stunning panoramic views of Luang Prabang from the top.

Golf

Luang Prabang

Golfers visiting the beautiful UNESCO city of Luang Prabang should make it a priority to keep at least one day free to experience the only course in the region. The 18-hole Luang Prabang Golf Club lies on the banks of the Mekong River. The course has spectacular scenery and provides a good challenge for all players.

Morning Alms & Market Tour

Luang Prabang

Early risers can witness one of Laos most sacred and ancient Buddhist tradition. Every morning hundreds of monks in orange clad robes parade along the streets to collect alms offered to them by the local citizens. The ceremony is a very humbling experience and is done in silence. After the ceremony you are free to visit the local markets for an inside view of what the locals eat.

Pak Ou Caves & Whisky Village

Luang Prabang

A serene morning boat journey up the Mekong River will take you to the enigmatic limestone caves of Pak Ou. The caves are an important religious site adorned with thousands of Buddhist statues. From the caves you continue by boat to the opposite side of the river, where you will learn about the distillery process and taste traditionally made rice whisky.

Plain of Jars & War Cave Tour

PhonsavanTake a trip to the enigmatic Plain of Jars, where thousands of mysterious stone jars of unknown origin lay scattered across the Xieng Khouang province. On your way there, you will have the opportunity to visit some local villages and delve into hidden caves that were used by locals during the Vietnam War to protect against American bombs.