Luang Prabang Free And Easy Cycling holiday - The town is beautifully preserved and in 1995 it was added to UNESCO`s World Heritage list. Luang Prabang is the former capital city of the land of million elephants (Laos) before moving the capital from Luang Prabang to Vientiane in 1560 by king Setthatirat, it is a center of art, culture, and Lao tradition. we cycle outside town to see handicraft paper and weaving villages…

Day 1: Arrival LuangPrabang
Pick up at the airport and transfer to the hotel, dinner at Lao restaurant. Stay overnight at the hotel.

Meal: (D)
Accommodation: Ancient LuangPrabang Hotel or SalaPrabang Hotel.

Day 2:  Cycle Around LuangPrabang
The town is beautifully preserved and in 1995 it was added to UNESCO`s World Heritage list. Luang Prabang is the former capital city of the land of million elephants (Laos) before moving the capital from Luang Prabang to Vientiane in 1560 by king Setthatirat, it is a center of art, culture, and Lao tradition. In the morning we cycle 4 km outside town to see handicraft paper and weaving villages, in the afternoon cycle around town to visit the former royal palace now is a museum visit to Xieng Thong temple.
late afternoon walk up Phousi mount to see a panoramic view of the town that is a great viewpoint of LuangPrabang, there is a saying that if you come to LuangPrabang and you miss climbing up Phousi mounts that means you haven’t been LuangPrabang and it is also very nice sunset. Stay overnight at the Phousi hotel. Before 1975 is considered to be the royal temple. Stay overnight at the hotel.

Meal: (B / L)
Accommodation: Ancient LuangPrabang Hotel or SalaPrabang Hotel.

Day 3: Cycle to Waterfall
After breakfast, we cycle 30 km to the waterfall, picnic lunch at the waterfall, after swimming or enjoying the waterfall optional cycle back or drive back to Luang Prabang.

Meals:  (B / L)
Accommodation: Ancient LuangPrabang Hotel or SalaPrabang Hotel.

Day 4:  Cycle to Buddha Cave
After breakfast cycle 30 km to Buddha cave on the way to visit Lao whisky village, This holy cave was replaced by Buddhists after the 14 century when Lao king Fagnum was persuaded by his Cambodian queen to convert Lao people from Animist to Buddhist then it become a worship place for Buddhist worshipers from generation to generation led by Lao monarchy before 1975 revolution. Lunch at the local restaurant by the Mekong River, boat trip back to LuangPrabang. Stay overnight at the hotel.   
     
Meals: (B / L)
Accommodation: Ancient LuangPrabang Hotel or SalaPrabang Hotel.

Day 5:  Free day
Today you can do elephant riding, kayaking, trekking, or relaxing.

Meal:(B).
Accommodation: Ancient LuangPrabang Hotel or SalaPrabang Hotel.

Day 6: Departure
After breakfast, transfer to the airport.

Meal: (B).

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