FULL DAY LUANG PRABANG BIKING TOUR

Destinations:

LUANG PRABANG CITY

Duration 1 Days

Tour Type Private Tour

Available Daily

Language English

Overview

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Full Day Luang Prabang Biking Tour

Starting from our office just out of town, this tour brings you to interesting non-touristy places in the valley of Luang Prabang. On the way, you will experience the daily life of the local people, explained by our professional guide.

You will visit a temple ruin, which has been destroyed during a war period; a cremation ground; some handicraft villages, such as a blacksmith and Saa paper village; a recently discovered waterfall; a weaving centre where you will learn about the weaving and dying of silk and cotton fabrics; and an orphanage school with 400 children. Local lunch will be provided along the way.

Distance: approx. 35 km
Duration approx. 6 hours
Departure time: 9.00 am Road condition: Mostly flat and 30% unpaved roads.
Landscape: lush vegetation, with great views over the Mekong valley and surrounding mountains.
Bicycles: Trek mountain bikes (ladies or gents) adjusted for extra comfort, 24 gears and front suspension.
Difficult Level: easy soft adventure
Group size: 4 to 20 pax

Include :

English speaking guide (Dutch and German speaking guide on request)
Entrance fees Pick up/drop off at hotel
Drinking Water
Local lunch
Bicycle Remark: Depending on weather and road conditions, this itinerary is subject to changes.

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