LAOS
The best of Laos.
The 10 best tours in Laos. What each one is really like on the ground, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Luang Prabang UNESCO highlights with hotel transfers, alms-giving at dawn, temples, the Royal Palace museum, and Phousi Hill, plus Kuang Si option.
Kayak and tube the Nam Song River through Vang Vieng’s Angel and Sleeping caves, with BBQ lunch, gear, and hotel transfers.
Kayak the Nam Ou and Mekong to Pak Ou Caves, enjoy Kuang Si Falls swim time, plus a buffet lunch and Hmong village stop.
Early alms and temples in Luang Prabang, then Kuang Si Falls and the Hmong museum. Hotel pickup, AC ride, small group value.
“Enjoyed our tour very much! Our guide Boune took told us interesting info about Luang Prabang, and helped take our photos. He is very funny also! We started really early, and the program went on as planned without feeling like we were rushing.”
A private 8-hour Vientiane highlights tour with a local guide, key temples, Buddha Park, COPE, and all major entry tickets included.
“I love the day I spent with Chansay seeing many of the spiritually and culturally significant sights in Vientiane. It was New Year's Day and we had an early start so it meant we missed the crowds at Buddha Park which was great.”
A guided Vientiane day tour to Buddha Park, Pha That Luang, Wat Sisaket, and Patuxay—easy transport, strong guide storytelling, and good pacing.
Luang Prabang mountain biking with a Trek Marlin 7, village stops, and a riverside buffet at Manifa Elephant Camp with full support.
Easy 4-hour Nam Song River kayak from Vang Vieng with hotel pickup, safety briefing, small rapids, mountain views, and an English guide.
Small-group Luang Prabang tuk-tuk night food tour with hot pots, BBQ, noodles, coconut pancakes, and English-speaking local guides.
“I don’t normally write reviews but I had to for this one. Absolutely amazing way to experience Luang Prabang. My tour guide Aping was amazing so glad I was your first Aussie tourist. So professional and just really great to chat to. Tour takes you to places I would not have found on my own.…”
A 3.5-hour Luang Prabang foodie walk with local snacks and a Buddhist monk blessing in an UNESCO temple setting.
