Luang Prabang Tours & Holidays
Luang Prabang Small Group Tours & Tailor-Made Holidays
Luang Prabang, the former royal capital of Laos sits at the junction of the Mekong and its tributary the Khan River. Considered to be the jewel of Indochina, it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995. Mount Phousi dominates the town and from its summit, stunning views of the surrounding temples and hills are offered. The largest concentration of temples is in the old quarter of the city which forms the peninsula between the two rivers. ...
Luang Prabang, the former royal capital of Laos sits at the junction of the Mekong and its tributary the Khan River. Considered to be the jewel of Indochina, it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995. Mount Phousi dominates the town and from its summit, stunning views of the surrounding temples and hills are offered. The largest concentration of temples is in the old quarter of the city which forms the peninsula between the two rivers.
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Try your hand at weaving
Spend the day at the Ock Pop Tok Weaving Centre and gardens, filled with trees and plants used as natural dyes. Prepare and practice using dyes on your own bundles of silk, before taking to the loom for the rest of the day to weave a souvenir to take home.
Learn the secrets of Lao cuisine
Kick off the Tamarind cookery course with a visit to the morning fresh market to find local herbs, vegetables and foods that are customary to Lao cuisine. Learn about local ingredients and preparation methods and enjoy your own version of the day’s menu.
Explore Mekong River villages
Take a longtail boat and set off along the mighty Mekong River. Observe daily life along the river as you stop by numerous villages, home to traditional local trades such as pottery, weaving and fishing, as well as some beautiful temples. You'll even get the chance to sample some of the famous Lao Lao whiskey!
Board a boat to sacred caves
Float through the craggy mountain scenery and overhanging cliffs towering above the Mekong River in search of the Pak Ou caves. Discovered in the 16th century adorned with 4,000 statues of the Buddha, the caves contain the enchanted temples of Tham Ting.
Receive a blessing from the elders
Take part in a traditional Baci ceremony. A local village elder will perform blessings, chanting and Pook kwan - the tying of the white Baci threads on your wrists. Later, taste a home-cooked traditional Lao cuisine.