Upon arrival at Luang Prabang International Airport, you are picked up and have time to rest before heading out on bicycles to see some of Luang Prabang’s highlights, including a visit to the Royal Palace Museum, which houses a variety of interesting artifacts from the Royal period in Luang Prabang.
We continue exploring the city’s oldest temples, including the magnificent Wat Xiengthong, whose roof sweeps low to the ground and represents classical Lao architecture, the impressive stupa of Wat Visoun, and the shrine of Wat Aham.
Overnight in Luang Prabang

After breakfast at the hotel, we begin the day by going to the Big Brother Mouse store in town to pick out some children’s books for our village visit, we then drive north on Route 13 before turning left onto an unpaved road to Ban Khia Luang, you will have plenty of time here to visit the school, play with the children, and watch them enjoy their new books, you will also see village women weaving on looms and visit a local temple.
Then, we have a Western picnic lunch or a traditional Laos meal of sticky rice, leap, and fresh vegetables cooked by the villagers before driving to Ban Khoklin, passing through beautiful mountain scenery and paddy fields, we board a private boat in Ban Khoklin and travel down the Nam Ou River for 30 minutes to the Pak Ou Caves, which are an ancient pilgrimage site with thousands of gold lacquered Buddha images that have been left there for hundreds of years.
Note: the above program is good for school holidays from September – May
Overnight in Luang Prabang

We start our journey to Kuang Sii Waterfall after breakfast, stopping along the way to visit the morning Phousi Market, where all the locals of Luang Prabang come to do their daily shopping, among the chickens, fish, vegetables, and fruit are a variety of local foods and products such as dried buffalo skin, local tea, and saltpeter, as well as everything needed for daily life in Laos.
Arrive in Kuang Si Falls, you can cool off with a refreshing swim in the topaz pools below the falls, walk along the forest trails, and visit the Bear Sanctuary. When you return to Luang Prabang, you have the afternoon free to explore or relax at the hotel.
Overnight in Luang Prabang

This morning, you will be driven to the airport for your flight to Vientiane, upon your arrival, you will be met and transferred to your hotel to check in.
The city tour this afternoon takes you to the major temples of Vientiane, including the oldest, Wat Sisaket, with its thousands of miniature Buddha statues, and Wat Prakeo, the former royal temple that housed the famous Emerald Buddha Image, That Luang Stupa, Laos’ national icon, and stop along the way to photograph the imposing Patuxay Monument, Vientiane’s own Arc de Triumph. Your evening is free to explore the city, walk along the waterfront, or unwind at the hotel.
Overnight in Vientiane

You have an early flight to Pakse this morning with the refreshing mountain climate of the Bolivian Plateau, we will visit two of the best waterfalls in the area, Tad Fan, with its impressive twin falls cascading over 100 meters to the valley floor below, and Tad Ngeuan, with its pristine pools for a refreshing dip, and coffee shop and plantation where you can sample some real Lao coffee.
Before arriving at Tad Lo, home to another scenic waterfall and numerous ethnic minority groups, you will see the region’s rich soils being cultivated for coffee, tea, cardamom, bananas, and other crops as well as visit the villages of Alak, Nge, and Katu before back to Tad Lo.
Overnight in Tad Lo

Following an early breakfast, we descend the mountains towards Champasak and the 4000 islands area, after passing through Pakse, we take a ferry across the Mekong River to the fascinating pre-Angkorian ruins of Wat Phu, one of Southeast Asia’s most dramatically located mountaintop temples.
After lunch, we continue our journey by car and long tail boat to the 4000 Islands, where you can spend the rest of the day relaxing.
Overnight in the 4000 Islands area

We leave early in the morning for Done Khone by road and boat, we retrace the island’s French colonial past at Ban Khone, which still has old colonial houses and a glimpse of the first Lao railway with its locomotive.
We continue our exploration of the area by boat, stopping at the lovely Liphi waterfall, also known as the Samphamith, which serves as a natural border between Laos and Cambodia, we return to Ban Nakasang and drive to Khone Phapeng, the largest waterfall in South East Asia and dubbed the “Niagara of the East.”
Overnight stay in the 4000 Islands area

After breakfast, you will be transferred back to Pakse for your flight to your next destination, or catch a short flight to Cambodia, or overland via Chongmek International Checkpoint to Ubon Ratchathani Thailand.