Biking And Trekking Laos Tour

Following breakfast, the tour guide will meet you at the hotel and inspect your rental bike before starting. Then cycle south out of Luang Prabang around 20 kilometers until reaching the village of the start of your trekking point. Here you will leave your bike behind and start a five-hour trek across rice paddies and rocky hills until you reach a Khmu village. Wander around and chat with some locals!
The Khmu is an ethnic-minority group in Laos and typically live in upland areas that are far from the convenience of modern cities. Many are subsistence farmers who grow just enough sticky rice, the staple grain of Laos, to feed their families.
After a quick lunch, continue trekking to the village of Ban Long Lao, your home for the night. In the evening the villagers will treat you to a Baci ceremony, a traditional animist blessing. Dinner & sleep in the home of a local family with the accommodation is basic facilities.

Overnight in Ban Long Lao.

After breakfast at the village headman’s house, spend some time exploring the village and chatting with the kids. Then trek through the Nam Et National Biodiversity Conservation Area for about approximately four hours. The conservation area is important because it contains pristine forests and endangered animals like the clouded leopard and tigers.
At last, reach the stunning Kuang Si Waterfalls, which cascade over calcified rock cliffs toward a series of turquoise pools. The water has a blue-green tint because of its high mineral content. Enjoy a well-earned swim in one of the pools before breaking for lunch.
The journey continues with a trek down the hill to visit the Tat Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre. The centre is run by a dedicated team that look after the Asiatic Black Bears (Moon Bears) that were illegally captured from the wild as young cubs and destined for use in the traditional medicine trade. Visit market in Tad Pan Village where you can shop for a few souvenirs or essentials before returning to Luang Prabang.

Overnight in Luang Prabang.