LUANG PRABANG BY BIKE (B) - 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS

Sabaidee! Welcome to Luang Prabang, Laos. You are greeted by your driver at Luang Prabang International Airport for your transfer to the hotel.. You will have time to relax at your hotel and adjust to the pace of Luang Prabang. This tranquil town with its gleaming temple roofs, fading colonial architecture and stunning mountain backdrop has been claimed by UNESCO to be “the best preserved traditional city in Southeast Asia”. 
In the late afternoon meet our guide at the hotel lobby for a trip briefing.
Overnight in Luang Prabang.
 

After breakfast, you cycle west to the famous Kuangsi waterfall, cycle passing beautiful rice fields and villages along the way and you will stop to visit the daily life style of the local as well! Once arrive at Kuangsi Falls, taking you a short walking under the nice forest where you will visit the Free the Bears Sanctuary, to see first hand the good work being done to help the bears. The sanctuary was opened in 2003 and houses Asiatic Black bears which were cubs when they were confiscated by the Forestry Department as they were being taken to the markets for sale. All are growing rapidly and are in good health. Kuangsi Waterfalls, where water tumbles over multi-tiered limestone formations into cool and crystal clear pools, is ideal for anyone seeking an enjoyable escape when the heat becomes unbearable. These waterfalls are a paradise setting surrounded by lush forest. Spend your time splashing around in the pools or walking along the forest paths in the upper part of this fall.
Cycle or transfer back to Luang Prabang in the late afternoon.
Overnight in Luang Prabang.
Cycling distance: approx. 30 - 60 km (1-way cycle is 30 km, route 60 km)
 

Breakfast at your hotel.
You will fit you for your bike then enjoy an exciting cycling day. We first head to Nasang Village for Bamboo Experience center – in a tranquil setting made of ricefields and lush green trees, we are about to discover the importance of the bamboo in the Laotian culture. A themed morning taking us across several aspects of the local culture, from crafts to music and food. We will have a chance to learn from a skillful craftsman and to enjoy a hands-on cooking class. We dine on the food prepared, before returning to Luang Prabang town
Continue enjoy a tour around Luang Prabang with the Mekong River as our backdrop. You will soon understand why it deserves the World Heritage title! Visit Wat Visoun, the site of impressive Thad Makmo stupa. The rounded dome is stylistically more Sinhalese than Lao. Wat Xieng Thong further emphasizes & characterizes the uniqueness of Luang Prabang, its several roofs sweeping low to the ground. See also the impressive "tree of life" mosaic here. The gilt panel on the exterior of the chapel depicts episodes from the Ramayana. Then visit the National Museum, once a king's palace, where displayed inside is a lovely collection of personal artifacts of the royal family, including photos, musical instruments, and many gifts received from the dignitaries of foreign countries. Wat Mai was built in 1796, the five-tiered roof of the wooden Sim (chapel) epitomizes the graceful Luang Prabang architectural style.
Head to Luang Prabang Airport for evening flight to next destinatin. Ends.
 

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