Laos · MORNING
Good morning tours fill up through the cool season and the best go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cruise the Mekong from Luang Prabang to Pak Ou Caves, taste Lao whiskey, enjoy lunch, and choose a scenic sunset return.
“The best sunset experience in Luang Prabang. You have to expedite too! The boat was wonderful and the guide super friendly. I really enjoy my time with him and it was nice to share a hot pot with a local”
Review of Luang Prabang’s private Kuang Si Falls tour, with markets, villages, lunch, bear sanctuary, practical tips, and value advice.
“We really enjoyed this tour. If you're comfortable renting a motorbike in Laos, you can easily see these sights on your own and that might be the way to go. However, my wife and I are not comfortable on rented scooters, so this tour was pRead more”
Taste Luang Prabang breakfast favorites, visit Phosi Market, ride a tuk tuk, and learn the stories behind Laos cuisine with a local guide.
“We love trying food wherever we travel. Laotian cuisine is truly amazing; though it's a bit spicy, we can certainly handle it as we enjoy spicy food. Our guide, Anou, was incredibly informative about his country's culture and more. Highly recommend."”
Review of Phu Chi Fa sunrise trip from Chiang Rai, with hotel pickup, a short hike, sea of fog views, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Beautiful tour. very exceptional. The only problem was that the driver hardly speaks English, and it was an issue to communicate, and get some simple explanation about the tour. Yet, this didn't hide our enjoying the trip.”
Review of Luang Prabang’s early alms ceremony and wet market tour, with practical advice on etiquette, timing, value, transport, and what to expect.
“Attending the collection of the alms is one thing you MUST DO when visiting SE Asia! This experience in Laos did not disappoint. My guide and driver were great! The guide / host actually guided me to a street where there were not many tRead more”
Build your ideal Vientiane city tour with temples, monuments, markets, and Mekong views in four hours with a local guide.
“Good, flexible tour. Very helpful guide, but a bit short on explanations.”
Water, karst, kitchens and towns. Where to start in each.
