LUANG NAM THA KAYAKING AND HOMESTAY TOUR

Best places to visit: LUANG NAMTHA - BAN SOPE - DUTE - BAN HAT YAWNG

Durations

2 days

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

20 people

Languages

English & Czech


The Nam Tha River is the transport artery of Northern Laos. Heading south from Luang Namtha, the river cuts through parts of the Nam Ha National Protected Area, revealing some rare stands of old growth forest and passing villages of different ethnic groups.This two-day kayaking or rafting trip offers a unique sportive experience, exciting views of the diverse landscape in Northern Laos and insights into the rich flora and fauna of the region.

 


Itinerary :

Day 1 – Luang Nam Tha Kayaking And Homestay Tour: Ban Sope Dute – Ban Hat Yawng

Luang-Namtha-kayak LUANG NAM THA KAYAKING AND HOMESTAY TOUR
Luang Namtha Kayak Tour

The trip starts on the banks of the Nam Tha, where you receive kayaking instructions and first practice. After a visit at the Lanten village of Ban Sope Dute, the Nam Tha accelerates at the “Tiger Leaping Rapid”. After a day on the river and in the forest, the night is spent in the Khmu village of Ban Hat Yawng.

Approximately: 20 minutes transfer/ 5 hours kayaking or rafting

Day 2 – Luang Nam Tha Kayaking And Homestay Tour: Ban Hat Yawng – Luang Namtha Kayaking Package

The second day starts off with a Khmu style breakfast mainly consisting of what is in season at this time of year. The day is spent kayaking through mountainous scenery along the range that forms the eastern boundary of the Nam Ha National Protected Area. In the afternoon a pick-up is waiting for the group for transport back to Luang Namtha. Another option is to return to Luang Namtha on the river in a traditional motorboat operated by local villagers.

Approximately: 1 hour transfer/ 6 hours kayaking or rafting

Note:
• Return by boat may not be possible from March-June and a return by pick-up may not be possible from July–September.
• The Nam Tha is best for rafting from July to November, for kayaking all year round

What to bring:
Hat, sun-screen, clothes/shoes to get wet, warm change of clothes for the evening, mosquito repellent, sarong for bathing

Include :

  • Water
  • Meals
  • English speaking guide
  • River equipment
  • Accommodation
  • Transportation
  • Permit and entrance fees
  • Service charge
  • Government tax
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