Downcruise : Pakbeng to Luang Prabang

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1 day
Pakbeng
Luang Prabang
Max People : 40

Begin your adventure from the charming town of Pakbeng at 8:00 AM where you’ll board our boat for a tranquil voyage along the Mekong River to the historic city of Luang Prabang. As you drift through the breathtaking scenery, prepare to be mesmerized by the natural beauty and the rich cultural heritage that awaits you.

Indulge in a traditional Lao lunch set served on the boat, featuring local flavors and specialties. Afterwards, we will stop at Ban Mouang village, famous for its lao lao whiskey production. You will discover the local whiskey-making process and experience the village’s unique charm.

Next, we’ll visit the Pak Ou Caves (Tham Ting), a sacred site with over 2,000 Buddha statues. This significant pilgrimage location is a highlight of the journey. After exploring the caves, savor homemade desserts and drinks prepared by our team.

We’ll reach Luang Prabang by 4:30 PM, ending the day with unforgettable memories of Laos and Mekong River’s beauty.

About Pak Ou Caves and Ban Mouang village

The Pak Ou Caves, near Luang Prabang, Laos, are a cultural treasure along the Mekong River. Filled with thousands of Buddha statues placed by pilgrims over centuries, the two limestone caves offer a peaceful, spiritual atmosphere. Accessible by scenic boat rides, the journey also showcases Laos’ natural beauty and traditional villages, making the caves a must-visit for those exploring the region’s rich heritage.

Buddha figure`s in the Pak Ou cave`s by Luang Prabang.

Ban Mouang, Laos, is widely recognized for its production of Lao-Lao, the traditional rice whiskey that has become a symbol of the village’s craftsmanship and culture. This strong, homemade spirit is a staple in many local households, with villagers continuing to pass down the whiskey-making process through generations. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich traditions by observing how Lao-Lao is distilled and sampling this unique beverage directly from its source.

Beyond its whiskey, Ban Mouang is known for its beautiful woven textiles and handcrafted baskets, made with care by skilled local artisans. The village’s agricultural abundance is also evident in the fresh produce sold, including rice, vegetables, and fruits grown in the fertile lands surrounding the area.

A view of Mekong river and Pak Ou Village from the Pak Ou caves.

Included Services

  • Cruises from Pak Beng to Luang Prabang
  • Pak Ou Caves and Lao whisky village visits
  • Lunch on board
  • Guide

Free for Infant – under 6 years old.
Child – between 6 and 12 years old – will only pay half price of the cruise.

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