1. Drive to the famous Khmer Temple complex of Wat Phou.
It is 10th Century Khmer temple in the South of Laos, located on the West bank of the Mekong river, South of Pakse with the ruins of an ancient Khmer temple named Wat Phou. The temple and associated settlements are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
2. Hike in the plain of Jars
This curious site hosts ancient megalithic structures that resemble jars of various sizes. The thousands of jars carved from sandstone and granite forms an enigmatic natural structure because no one has a clear idea why they were made and when exactly. Hiking in this area is a mysterious & memorable experience.
3. Relax in Luang Prabang
Luang Prabang is a slow-paced city. There is not much to do here other than enjoy epic sunsets over the Mekong River, spend time at the incredible Kuang Si Waterfalls, and shop at the night market. Every morning at sunrise, the monks walk through the main streets receiving alms from the local residents.
4. Swim at the Kuang Si Waterfalls
The water of Kuang Si Falls drops into spectacular turquoise pools. This is the best place to refresh yourself in the deep azure pools surrounded by the lush tropical jungle.
5. Cruise to the Pak Ou Caves
From a multitude of caves on the edge the Mekong River, Pak Ou Buddha Caves is the most remarkable. This is a religious site and once you are inside the rock, you are welcomed with thousands statues of the Buddha.
6. Visit Mulberry Farm
Come to see all the 26 steps of silk making, starting with the silkworm through to the actual finished handicraft products. Walk around the area and look over the shoulder of the various producers involved in the process. You’ll discover the silkworm breeding, the natural dying process, as well as the actual weaving.
7. Hike up to the Bolaven Plateau.
Exploring through the local village, coffee plantations, over a hanging bridge, and on to the plains. Huge boulders, pine trees, epiphytes and wild orchids abound.
8. Visit Elephant Camp
You will have chance to see how handlers (“mahouts”) train these giant, friendly beasts and ride one of the friendly pachyderms to the top of Phou Asa to see mysterious ruins there.
9. Visit Ban Khone fishing village
This is where you can explore the ruins of French railway tracks and the beautiful Liphi Waterfall. Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere in the Don Det and Don Khone islands and take awesome photos of the local life and natural beauty.
10. Kayak down the Nam Song River
You can be overwhelmed by the enchanting scenery when the sun going down behind the mountains. Along the kayaking adventure, we will make a stop at an organic farm which will give you the chance to relax and learn about the local farming