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Discover ASEV Travel’s curated collection of tailored products and signature experiences. Each offering is designed to provide unique, immersive journeys that showcase the best of our destinations.

Our product portfolio is categorised per destination and into 12 travel styles. This offers a streamlined experience for you to explore our products while aligning with the latest travel trends.

Hanoi Jeep Tour

Explore Hanoi in a thrilling new way with a Jeep Tour! Hop into a classic vintage Jeep and cruise through the city’s bustling streets, discovering iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and vibrant markets. This unique adventure offers an authentic experience that blends Hanoi’s rich history, culture, and energy. Ideal for those craving excitement and immersion, the Jeep Tour unveils the city’s heart and soul, ensuring an unforgettable journey through one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic capitals. Get ready for an exhilarating ride like no other and experience Hanoi from a fresh perspective!

Immersion in Hue local life

Embark on a family-friendly cycling adventure through a local village in Hué. Engage with the residents, immerse yourselves in their culture, and explore traditional arts. This interactive experience offers a unique opportunity to connect meaningfully with the community, providing valuable insight into daily life in Hué. It’s a perfect way for the entire family to learn, bond, and create lasting memories while experiencing the heart of local traditions. Discover the charm of Hué and make unforgettable moments together as you explore its vibrant culture and lifestyle.

Soap Recycling Workshop

Attend a workshop with Eco-Soap Bank, a non-profit dedicated to soap recycling and hygiene education. Learn how this organization salvages and sanitizes leftover soap from manufacturers and hotels, providing it to developing countries in need. The workshop will give you insight into Eco-Soap’s impactful work, addressing both environmental and social issues by reducing waste while improving sanitation. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of their mission to save lives, promote hygiene, and protect the environment. Join this hands-on experience and discover how this innovative initiative contributes to global well-being and sustainability.

A O Show

The name "A O" comes from "Lang Pho," meaning "village and city." The show beautifully portrays the charm and cultural richness of rural Vietnamese life, contrasting with rapid urbanization. A unique blend of bamboo circus, acrobatics, dance, and theatrical visuals creates a dynamic performance. Live music, inspired by Southern Vietnamese work songs, enhances the experience. This fusion of genres forms a distinctive stage language that vividly captures the essence of Vietnam's captivating culture, offering a memorable portrayal of both traditional and modern elements of the nation.

Historical Chiang Mai

Visit Wat Phra That Doi Suthep which is said to house a sacred Buddha relic in its golden stupa. Legend tells of a white elephant carrying the relic and choosing to stop on Doi Suthep mountain to blow its horn three times before dying. A gold-leafed chedi was built where it fell, creating a revered pilgrimage site. Back in Chiang Mai's old quarter, visit Wat Phra Singh, a tranquil temple, and Wat Chedi Luang, built by King Saen Muang Ma to hold his father’s ashes, partially destroyed by an earthquake.

Kulen Mountain

Discover the magic of Mount Kulen with an unforgettable excursion! This iconic site, located near Siem Reap, is renowned for its majestic waterfalls and ancient carvings. While exploring Phnom Kulen, you'll be amazed by the Buddha statues carved into the rock and the historic engravings. This sacred place also offers breathtaking views of the surrounding nature, making each visit a spiritually and visually enriching experience. Enjoy this adventure to immerse yourself in the history and natural beauty of Mount Kulen, a true gem of Cambodia.
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Kooler Lumpur Vespa Evening Tour

Full Day Experience Kuala Lumpur by night on a guided Vespa ride, weaving through bustling traffic, narrow alleys, and vibrant night markets. Sample authentic hawker dishes from Chinese food stalls and soak in the lively atmosphere of the city’s culinary streets. Explore the heritage of Chinatown, the colorful heart of Little India, and the traditional Kampung Baru Night Market. Along the way, stop for iconic photo moments at Independence Square and the illuminated Petronas Twin Towers, capturing the city’s most dazzling landmarks under the night sky.

Jeep Tour Across the Bolaven

Spend a day in Paksong region, the coffee capital of the Bolaven Plateau, where you'll have the opportunity to meet Mr. Khamsone, a passionate coffee producer. Then embark on a jeep excursion through the scenic, off-the-beaten-path routes of the plateau. Visit his coffee farm and learn about the journey from plantation to a cup. Along the way, explore local villages, traditional bamboo houses, and stunning waterfalls. Experience the ever-changing landscapes as you discover unique local products, offering a truly immersive adventure in this beautiful and culturally rich region of Laos.

Southern Waterfalls

Spend an amazing day cycling and exploring the 4000 islands and their 2 amazing waterfalls ! You will start the day with a boat trip on the Mekong heading to Done Khone village, a small old french colonial village. The, cycle to Liphi’s waterfall that means “ where the spirits hide”. It’s not a high falling waterfall but its strength and volume are spectacular - Then short drive to the Cambodian border where you will admire the South East Asia Niagara Falls : Khone Phapheng waterfall, the biggest and most impressive of South-East Asia.

Mae Klong market & Damnoen Saduak

Mae Klong is a modest local market situated along railroad tracks in proximity to Bangkok, where vendors promptly retract their stalls to accommodate the passage of a train. Visitors have the opportunity to observe the merchants' swift actions as they fold their stalls to make way for the train. Following the market visit, an excursion on a dugout canoe allows one to traverse through the heart of Asia, providing insight into the daily lives of individuals residing along Thai waterways. The tour culminates at the renowned Damnoen Saduak floating market, where local merchants offer fresh produce and souvenirs from their traditional vessels.

Hang En Cave Adventure

Set camp in Hang en cave, the third-largest cave in the world, for an adventurous overnight tour. Discover the beautiful surrounding of the cave as well as the natural beauty of the forest and the national park's many river streams. The experience is particularly rewarding for photographers who love capturing beautiful natural landscapes. The valley is wide and stunning with beautiful rock formations and a lush fauna. Enjoy a swim in the emerald lagoon, climb the rocky hill behind the camp to take beautiful photos as a souvenir of your backpacker adventure.

Vang Vieng’s outdoors

The Vang Vieng region is famous for its dramatic karst cliffs, which are reminiscent of the breathtaking landscapes found in Halong Bay, Vietnam. Known for its lively and festive atmosphere, the town is a haven for thrill-seekers and adventurers. Whether exploring the rugged terrain, kayaking along the Nam Song River, or soaring through the sky on a zip line, Vang Vieng offers an array of exhilarating activities that cater to those craving strong sensations. Its unique blend of natural beauty and vibrant energy makes it an unforgettable destination for travelers.

Cycling Angkor Temples Experience

Visit the archaeological site to relive the journey of the explorers who brought Angkor to the West. Discover the iconic sites that define Angkor's legacy: Ta Prohm, Preah Khan, the impressive hydraulic city of Angkor Thom, and the mysterious gates leading to the Royal Palace. A short cycle will take you to Bayon, the central temple of the city. Conclude your day by cycling along the ramparts, where you can admire the breathtaking sunset over the vast Angkorian forest, completing a truly unforgettable experience.

Trekking Nahm Dong park

Nahm Dong Park spans 18 hectares, offering a serene escape with lush greenery, vibrant flora, and flowing waters. The park features cozy picnic spots, some nestled under straw huts and others surrounded by flower gardens, making it the perfect setting to relax and unwind. You can spend an entire day lounging, swimming, trekking, and exploring the natural beauty of this stunning reserve. Beyond its picturesque landscapes, the park is a self-sustaining environment, emphasizing sustainability and the harmony between nature and human activity. It’s an ideal place to reconnect with nature.

Bat Trang Pottery Village

Located in an area rich in clay, Bat Trang village has the advantage of ingredients to create fine ceramics, produced for daily household use, worshipping, or decoration purposes. Travelers can take a walk and observe the making of ceramic products in locals' homes, workplaces, or factories. There are also streets with hundreds of stores offering all kinds and colours, a mix of traditional and modern design. Visitors can even directly try their hands on making pottery products under the guidance of local craftsmen, which will make excellent gifts for family and friends.

The Cham Heritage

Between the 4th and 13th centuries, a unique culture rooted in Indian Hinduism developed on the coast of present-day Vietnam. This is evident in the impressive tower-temples at My Son Sanctuary, once the religious and political capital of the Champa Kingdom. The site features towers and tombs from the 7th to the 14th century, with over 70 structures. Explore the sanctuary's archaeological treasures before heading to Cau Lau boat station for a motorboat ride up the Thu Bon River to visit the traditional Kim Bong carpentry village.

Thung Nham Bird Park

The Thung Nham Bird Garden, located within the famous Trang An landscape complex, is the largest nature reserve in Northern Vietnam. Nestled in the Thung Nham ecotourism area, it offers refreshing mountain and forest air, resembling a miniature "oasis" of serenity. Over millions of years, nature has selected this site for its unique and abundant flora and fauna, along with natural caves and distinctive trans-water caverns. The area remains a fascinating haven for biodiversity and a beautiful example of nature's artistry.

China/Laos: Northern Yunnan

Embark on a journey through the cultural and natural richness of Southeast Asia and China. Start in Vientiane, explore the beauty of Vang Vieng and Luang Prabang, then continue your adventure along the Mekong to Pakbeng and Oudomxai. Cross the border to reach Xishuangbanna, known for its tropical landscapes and ethnic diversity. Head to Yuanyang with its famous terraced rice fields, then discover Jianshui, a historic town. Your trip concludes in Kunming, the "City of Eternal Spring."

Tour culinaire à Kuala Lumpur

Plongez dans l’effervescence de Chow Kit, l’un des plus grands marchés alimentaires de Kuala Lumpur, où les étals colorés regorgent de produits frais, d’épices et de spécialités locales. Promenez-vous parmi les shophouses d’avant-guerre, avec leurs façades caractéristiques, témoins vivants du patrimoine de la ville. Tout au long du parcours, découvrez l’histoire culinaire de la Malaisie à travers des plats emblématiques tels que le satay, le murtabak, le pan mee ou encore le roti canai. Rencontrez les ingrédients et les saveurs qui façonnent cette culture gastronomique vibrante, en dégustant des recettes transmises de génération en génération dans un véritable hommage à la tradition et à la convivialité.

Highlights of Kanchanaburi

The excursion begins at Thakilen Station with a vintage train ride along the famous "Death Railway Tracks," offering breathtaking views of the Kwai River and surrounding landscapes. After a twenty-minute journey, disembark at Tham Krasae Station, where you have the option to explore a small cave with a Buddha statue or take a walk along a picturesque hillside section of the railway with stunning views of the River The adventure concludes with an exhilarating kayaking trip on the River Kwai, navigating through scenic landscapes, gentle rapids, and charming riverside villages.
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Pottery Experience

Discover the fading tradition of Lao pottery in a village where only a handful of families continue this centuries-old craft. Learn about the history of pottery in Laos and its role in daily life, before stepping into the workshop to try your hand at shaping clay. Guided by a master potter, experience the techniques used to create earthenware passed down through generations. This hands-on activity not only allows you to craft your own unique souvenir but also connects you with an ancient cultural heritage.

Discovering Thuy Bieu Village

A journey to Thuy Bieu offers a chance to enjoy natural beauty and tranquility. Famous for its rustic village views, ancient wooden houses, and lush gardens, it’s also known for a special pomelo, once offered to the Royal family for its refined fragrance and green skin. The village, nestled by the Perfume River, is home to grapefruit gardens and centuries-old homes. Local people mainly live by rice farming, gardening, and crafting. Travelers can immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and traditions of incense and joss paper making, experiencing therapeutic practices firsthand.

NGO “Phare Ponleu Selpak”

Discover "Phare Ponleu Selpak," a non-profit art school in Battambang, Cambodia. This NGO offers multidisciplinary education, empowering youth to pursue careers in the arts. During your visit, a guide from the organization will take you through various workshops in circus, dance, and music, as well as the elementary school. You will have the chance to observe the students' creativity and dedication in action. The tour concludes with a film presentation highlighting the NGO’s impactful programs and future projects, providing a comprehensive view of their mission to support local youth through the arts.

7 Islands Sunset Tour

Embark upon an extraordinary island-hopping expedition that promises to be truly unforgettable. Discover the breathtaking Tup Island with striking sandbanks, Chicken Island's limestone pillars, and Poda Island's pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling. Explore Tang Ming Island’s scenic vistas and snorkeling spots. Witness the magical bioluminescent plankton at the Bioluminescent Plankton site. End the day with a mini buffet at Phra Nang Beach in Railay, and marvel at the stunning sunset at Phra Nang Cave. This extraordinary journey offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and unforgettable experiences.

Waterfalls, Bears and Buffalos

Discover the stunning Kouang Si waterfalls, perfect for a refreshing dip in turquoise pools. Visit enclosures for rescued bears, managed by Free the Bears Fund, and assist caregivers with food preparation. Savor a fusion lunch at Carpe Diem, which donates 5% of profits to ASAS, improving access to clean water and schools in remote Laotian villages. On your way back to Luang Prabang, stop at Lao Buffalo Dairy, a social enterprise supporting farmers and raising awareness about buffaloes’ role in rice cultivation. A perfect blend of nature, culture, and impact!

Khmer Rouge History

In the morning discovery of the genocide museum of Tuol Sleng, an old school transformed into a detention center and torture by the Khmer Rouge regime. Then, you will continue to visit the site of a former orchard and mass grave of victims of the Khmer Rouge - killed between 1975 and 1979. About 17 kilometers from south of Phnom Penh, it is the best-known of sites known as The Killing Fields, where the Khmer Rouge regime executed over one million people between 1975 and 1979.
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Heuan Chan Heritage

Step into Luang Prabang’s living heritage with a visit to Heuan Chan, a traditional Lao house dating back to the early 1900s. Explore the home’s architecture and exhibits to learn about local customs, ceremonies, and festivals that define the region’s culture. Beneath the house, join hands-on activities such as weaving, basketry, paper-making, or crafting offerings, each reflecting traditional skills. Conclude with a family-style Lao cooking class, preparing and sharing authentic dishes that connect you to the flavors and traditions of everyday life in Luang Prabang.

Thailand – Laos

Set off on an expedition to Thailand and Laos, where you’ll discover the best of both countries. In Thailand, explore the city of Chiang Rai, home to the majestic Wat Rong Khun, also known as the White Temple. Next, venture to Laos and discover the charming town of Pakbeng, where you’ll have the chance to visit the Mekong Elephant Park, a sustainable conservation area for elephants. Continue your journey to explore the ancient Pak Ou cave, the UNESCO World Heritage city of Luang Prabang, the picturesque Nam Ngum lake and the bustling capital of Vientiane.

Heritage Tour in Phnom Penh

Embark on a Tuktuk ride equipped with a digital tablet and explore the historic French quarter in Wat Phnom. This journey takes you through a key part of the city’s rich heritage, shaped by the era when Cambodia was under French Protectorate. As you cruise through the streets, immerse yourself in the atmosphere and uncover the fascinating history of this vibrant metropolis. Discover the architectural gems and cultural landmarks that tell the story of Phnom Penh’s past, offering a unique and insightful perspective on its colonial legacy.

China/Vietnam: From Kunming to Halong

Embark on an unforgettable journey through some of Asia’s most stunning landscapes and cultural treasures. Begin in Kunming, the "City of Eternal Spring," and explore the charming towns of Dali and Lijiang. Marvel at the dramatic Tiger Leaping Gorge and discover the mystical allure of Shangri-La. Cross into Vietnam to visit Sapa’s picturesque terraced rice fields and vibrant ethnic markets. Continue to Hanoi, Vietnam's vibrant capital, and Ninh Binh, famed for its karst landscapes. Conclude with a serene cruise in Halong Bay, surrounded by emerald waters and limestone islands.

Hot Air Balloon Ride

Take a glide high above Vang Vieng’s stunning landscapes on a hot air balloon ride. Marvel at breathtaking views of vibrant rice fields, meandering rivers, and towering limestone peaks. This once-in-a-lifetime experience provides a tranquil and awe-inspiring perspective, immersing you in the serene beauty of Laos from above in all its glory. Perfect for photography enthusiasts or those seeking a magical adventure, this journey promises unforgettable memories. Witness the charm of Vang Vieng in a way like no other, capturing the essence of its natural splendor from a bird’s-eye view.

Can Gio Biosphere by Jeep

This full-day trip offers a peaceful escape from bustling Saigon, immersing you in nature while visiting the Rung Sac Former Guerrilla Base aboard a war-era Jeep. Explore the history and environment of the region before reaching the base in the mangrove forest. Paddle through waterways by canoe, observing unique mangrove roots. The base, used by Viet Cong from 1966 to 1975, was a key site for over 1,000 combat missions against Saigon. After lunch by Can Gio Beach, visit a local temple dedicated to the Whale, protector of local fishermen's beliefs.

Double Decker Bus

Hop aboard a double-decker bus for a unique downtown tour, offering an extraordinary journey to your dinner destination. This rare experience allows you to enjoy a bird's-eye view of Hanoi’s lively scooter-filled streets, particularly at sunset. As you travel, indulge in an aperitif accompanied by drinks, cocktails, and tasty finger food. The combination of breathtaking views, delicious refreshments, and a vibrant atmosphere makes this tour an unforgettable part of your evening. Experience Hanoi from a new perspective as you enjoy the perfect mix of relaxation and exploration.

Back in Time in Saigon

Retrace Vietnam's history in Ho Chi Minh by visiting key historical sites. Explore The Consulate General of the US, the former US Embassy, and the CIA building, where US citizens were evacuated in 1975. Discover the Reunification Palace, once the South Vietnamese Government's headquarters and Presidential Residence. Finally, stop at Pho Binh Restaurant, a secret meeting place for Viet Cong commanders who planned the 1968 Tet Offensive. This tour offers a deeper understanding of the pivotal moments in Vietnam's history and the significant events that shaped the nation's past.

Kampot Pepper Plantation

Embark on a culinary adventure with a cooking class set within a Kampot pepper plantation. Surrounded by the verdant landscape, you'll learn to create authentic Cambodian dishes using freshly harvested ingredients, including the renowned Kampot pepper. Under the guidance of skilled local chefs, discover traditional cooking techniques and the rich flavors of Cambodian cuisine. This hands-on experience not only enhances your culinary skills but also provides a deeper appreciation for the region's agricultural heritage. Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Kampot while enjoying a unique and memorable journey from farm to table.

Heritage Tour Experience

Discover why Luang Prabang is often called the Jewel of the Mekong. Immerse yourself in its rich history as you explore the bustling morning market, ancient temples, war relics, and local crafts. Visit the National Museum to learn about the former Lao Kingdoms and the Royal City, including the former King's palace. Dive deeper into Laos' cultural diversity at the Traditional Art and Craft Ethnology Center, where you’ll experience the unique traditions of various ethnic groups. Don’t miss the Ock Pop Tock Center, showcasing local crafts and traditional weaving techniques.

Hero Rats Visitor Center

Discover the magic of Mount Kulen with an unforgettable excursion! Located near Siem Reap, this iconic site is famous for its majestic waterfalls and ancient rock carvings. As you explore Phnom Kulen, you'll be captivated by the Buddha statues carved into the stone and the historic engravings. This sacred place offers stunning views of the surrounding nature, making each visit both spiritually enriching and visually awe-inspiring. Immerse yourself in the history and natural beauty of Mount Kulen, a true gem of Cambodia, for an experience you’ll never forget.

Treasure Hunting in Siem Reap

Embark on a thrilling treasure hunt at the ancient Ta Nei temple, nestled within the Angkor Complex – a true "Indiana Jones" adventure! Explore the weathered stone blocks, which have retained their original charm since the time of the first explorers. Afterward, cap off your day with a memorable experience at the Phare Circus, where traditional Khmer culture meets contemporary performance art. This exciting fusion of past and present will leave you with lasting memories of Cambodia’s rich heritage and vibrant artistic expression, making it an unforgettable experience.

Golden Mount & Jim Thompson

The Golden Mount, commonly referred to as Wat Saket, is a temple situated atop a hill that features 318 steps along with gongs and bells, providing insight into Thai religious practices. This temple affords a magnificent view of Bangkok's historic district. The residence of Jim Thompson, which has been transformed into a museum, boasts a significant collection of ancient art housed within six traditional structures that exemplify classical Thai architecture. Having arrived at the conclusion of World War II, Thompson played a pivotal role in revitalizing the Thai silk industry.

Romantic lantern-lit dinner

Indulge in the incredible flavors of Laos in a truly romantic setting. This enchanting evening offers a unique opportunity to savor traditional Laotian cuisine, surrounded by breathtaking views. The intimate ambiance, enhanced by the stunning surroundings, creates the perfect atmosphere for a memorable dining experience. Whether you're enjoying the rich aromas or relishing the picturesque landscape, this hilltop escape promises to captivate your senses and provide an unforgettable moment in one of Laos' most charming locations.

Traditional Cuisine & Kamu Villages

In Pakbeng, Laos, nestled along the mighty Mekong River, you’ll immerse yourself in a traditional Lao cooking class. The experience begins with a visit to the local market, where you’ll select fresh, authentic local ingredients needed for your dishes. Under the guidance of an expert chef, you’ll prepare five classic Lao dishes from scratch. Afterward, you’ll sit down to enjoy the fruits of your labor, savoring a delicious lunch of freshly made dishes. With your new culinary skills, you’ll be able to recreate these flavorful meals once you return home.

Lanna traditional cooking class

Discover the way of life of Chiang Mai's Thai people: their house, their kitchen, their vegetable garden, at Mr. Prapat's home, where Lanna traditions endure. A family member will guide you through their stilted house, designed meticulously following Lanna rules: bed positions, room placements, and the open kitchen. Explore their expansive garden, learning about medicinal herbs, fruits, and vegetables. Finally, join in preparing a meal using garden-fresh ingredients, guided by your host, and savor your homemade creation. Experience the harmony of tradition, nature, and cuisine in this immersive cultural journey.

Bicycle, Pottery and temples

Begin your day with a scenic bike ride along the Mekong’s right bank before taking a ferry to Ban Xieng Mene. Cycle to Ban Chan, renowned for its traditional pottery, and join a hands-on workshop with Mr. Bounthieng, a skilled local artisan. Enjoy a delicious local lunch before continuing your journey. Explore the trail leading to Vat Xieng Mene and Vat Long Khoun, a temple steeped in history. End with a climb to Vat Chomphet for breathtaking views of Luang Prabang, or visit Vat Had Siaw, a serene meditation monastery.

La Folie Lodge

Nestled along the banks of the Mekong River in southern Laos, La Folie Lodge offers a truly enchanting and romantic getaway. This boutique eco-lodge is situated on a private island, providing a secluded and peaceful oasis for couples seeking an intimate escape. Upon arrival by boat, guests are greeted by the lodge's lush tropical gardens, swaying palms, and the soothing sounds of the river lapping against the shore. The rustic yet elegant accommodations blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings, featuring private villas and suites with breathtaking views of the Mekong.

Bike ride in Bang Krachao

Bang Krachao, often called "Bangkok's green lung," is a natural area located near the capital. This haven offers visitors a unique escape from the city's busy atmosphere, with a 3-hour bike ride through lush greenery and serene landscapes. The area is home to a variety of plant species, waterways, and peaceful paths, making it a perfect retreat for nature lovers. As a refreshing contrast to urban life, Bang Krachao offers both locals and tourists an opportunity to unwind and connect with nature, all while remaining close to Bangkok’s vibrant heart.

Lan Ha Bay Cruise Experience

Located to the south of Halong Ba is Lan Ha Bay, home to Cat Ba Island, spans over 7,000 ha. Unlike its more famous neighbor, Lan Ha Bay offers a more untouched landscape, with dense limestone mountains divided by the sea into smaller bays and gulfs. Picture this: after a day of exploring caves and grottos, you can unwind in the azure waters, inhaling the salty sea breeze, and enjoy the peaceful beauty of Lan Ha Bay. It’s a perfect spot to relax and reconnect with nature’s splendor.

Singapore must-sees

Experience the best of Singapore in just one day. Stroll through lush gardens, visit iconic landmarks, and explore vibrant neighborhoods brimming with culture and charm. From historic sites to modern attractions, this compact tour offers a perfect mix of the city’s highlights. Whether you’re marveling at unique architecture or enjoying the buzz of local markets, you’ll get a taste of Singapore’s diversity and energy. Ideal for travelers short on time but eager to capture the essence of this remarkable destination.
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Penang Sunset & Night Walk

Experience Penang Hill at its most magical with sunset views from the Curtis Crest Treetop Walk, where golden light bathes the rainforest and panoramic vistas stretch across the island to the mainland. As night falls, join a lantern-lit walk along the Nature Trail, where the forest comes alive with nocturnal sounds and movement. Keep watch for rare night residents such as the Colugo or Flying Lemur, Giant Flying Red Squirrel, owls, frogs, and countless invertebrates, each adding to the mystery of the nighttime rainforest.

Similan Islands Expedition

The Similan Islands, a national park in southern Thailand, comprises nine picturesque islands in the Andaman Sea. Established in 1982, the archipelago includes Ko Bon, Ko Bayu, Ko Similan, Ko Payu, Ko Miang, Ko Payan, Ko Payang, and Ko Huyong. Recently, the park expanded to include Ko Bon and Ko Tachai. With pristine waters and rich marine biodiversity, they are considered one of the world’s top dive destinations. The National Geographic Society has recognized them as one of the top ten dive spots globally, making them a must-visit for divers.
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Buddha Park

Explore the surreal world of Buddha Park, a sculpture garden set along the Mekong River just outside Vientiane. Home to over 200 statues, the park blends Buddhist and Hindu imagery in a collection of monumental works that range from serene Buddhas to mystical deities and fantastical creatures. Wander among towering figures and intricate carvings, each telling stories from myth and legend. Climb inside the giant pumpkin structure for panoramic views over the park, and enjoy a fascinating journey into Laos’ spiritual imagination.

Doi Inthanon National Park

Situated at the apex of Thailand, Doi Inthanon National Park boasts stunning waterfalls and lush mountainous forests, preserving diverse flora and fauna while simutaneously holding cultural significance. Visitors enjoy a two-hour hike at Kew Mae Paan, explore Thailand's highest peak, and stroll the Angka nature trail. The park’s royal chedis, dedicated to the late king and queen, offer breathtaking mountain views. The tour concludes at Huay Zai Luang Waterfall and Mae Paan, where participants can unwind with a refreshing swim, making it a memorable experience in Thailand’s natural beauty.

Best of Bangkok

Explore Bangkok's historical district, home to the Grand Royal Palace, Wat Phra Chetuphon Temple, and Thonburi's Klongs. The Grand Royal Palace, built in 1782 is home to the Emerald Buddha, Thailand’s most revered jade statue. Pay a visit to Wat Phra Chetuphon, a 16th-century temple with a reclining Buddha statue symbolizing Nirvana. Take a boat ride through Thonburi’s Klongs, offering glimpses of Bangkok’s rustic side, including Malayan lizards. Visit Wat Arun, the Temple of the Dawn, and end with a stop at Pakklong Talad, Thailand’s largest 24-hour fresh flower market.

Puppet Makers

Step into the home of a passionate puppet maker and performer, where you'll be introduced to water puppetry, a traditional North Vietnam art form dating back to the 11th century. Tour the host's workshop, filled with shelves of wooden puppet parts in various shapes. Enjoy a half-hour performance in a small theatre at his house, exploring the folklore and legends behind the show. Afterward, join the puppeteers to learn basic techniques, using bamboo rods to manipulate the puppets through the water and experience the craft firsthand.

Erawan Waterfalls

Erawan National Park, covering 550 square kilometers, is famous for its seven-tiered waterfalls and dense, lush jungle. Marked trails lead through this paradisiacal, lush, and exotic environment, with turquoise natural swimming pools at each ascent stage. Visitors can swim in these turquois crystal-clear waters, where harmless fish nibble at their feet. The route, taking about 1.5 hours to reach the 7th level, offers a total round trip of 3 hours. The trek, through tropical vegetation home to monkeys, requires good physical condition, but the stunning views make the effort worthwhile.

Mekong cruise to Pak Ou Caves

Embark on a scenic cruise along the Mekong River to discover both natural beauty and cultural heritage. Glide past limestone cliffs and riverside villages before reaching the Pak Ou Caves, an important Buddhist pilgrimage site filled with thousands of Buddha statues. Continue to Ban Xang Hai, a village known for its traditional rice whisky production, and learn about the process from locals. On the return journey to Luang Prabang, enjoy lunch on board while taking in the serene landscapes that line the riverbanks.

Traditional Martial Arts

Experience an unforgettable evening at a city temple, where you'll witness an exciting demonstration of traditional Vietnamese martial arts. After the captivating performance, take part in a brief, hands-on session to practice these ancient techniques yourself. This unique opportunity allows you to immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Vietnam, connecting with its time-honored traditions. Whether you're a martial arts enthusiast or a cultural explorer, this interactive experience offers a memorable way to engage with the art, history, and spirit of Vietnam. Don’t miss this chance to learn and experience firsthand!

Champassak Tour

Embark on a journey to the historic Vat Phou, a UNESCO World Heritage site just 40 minutes from Paksé. This awe-inspiring archaeological complex, dating back to the 5th century, features three levels of beautifully preserved Khmer architecture. Discover its history at the on-site museum and observe ongoing excavations at the nearby Hong Nang Sida temple. End your tour with a visit to Wat Muang Kang, one of the oldest temples in Laos. This experience blends ancient relics, breathtaking landscapes, and fascinating insights into centuries of archaeological research and cultural heritage.

Meeting with elephants

Embark on an unforgettable journey to the Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai, a sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating elephants in a safe and natural environment. Here, you will witness the beauty and grace of these majestic creatures up close as they roam freely, displaying their natural behaviors. Learn about their individual stories, the challenges they have overcome, and the park's commitment to their well-being. This experience offers a unique chance to support ethical elephant tourism, fostering a deeper connection to wildlife conservation and the importance of responsible travel.

Tuktuk in Angkor

Set off from the hotel by tuktuk for a morning dedicated to Angkor Wat, the most prestigious monument of Khmer art, known for its balance and harmony. Enjoy a personal, off-the-beaten-path experience, surrounded by rice fields and sugar palm trees. A countryside picnic will be provided before an afternoon cultural visit to the Banteay Kdei temple, the Bayon, and Ta Som, with its stunning east gate overtaken by vines. A stop at Mebon to admire 10th-century Hindu sculptures will precede climbing Pre Rup's steps for a memorable sunset view.

Cu Chi Tunnels

The Cu Chi Tunnels half-day tour by speedboat is a top-selling excursion in Saigon! Discover the hidden secrets of the Cu Chi Tunnels, an extensive underground network used by the Viet Cong to move troops and supplies undetected in Ho Chi Minh City’s northern districts. The site features weapon and booby trap exhibits. A traditional Vietnamese lunch is served on-site. During the speedboat ride, your guide will also share insights about life along the scenic banks of the Saigon River, offering a unique perspective of the region.

Visiting the Bolaven

Your will first stop is a village known for its blacksmiths, where you'll explore workshops that produce the tools sold in roadside shops. Continue to the Phasuam Waterfalls, then stop at Ban Houey Houn or Ban Lao Ngam, Katu minority villages. Explore Ban Khiang Tanglae or Ban Khiang Tad Soung, Ngae minority villages. Arrive at Lo Falls around midday. In the afternoon, discover the Bolaven Plateau's most beautiful waterfalls: Gneuang Falls and Fane Falls, one of the highest in Laos. End the day with a visit to a coffee plantation
Kuala Lumpur Culinary & Market Tour

Kuala Lumpur Culinary & Market Tour

Step into Chow Kit, one of Kuala Lumpur’s largest wet markets, where colorful stalls overflow with fresh produce, spices, and local specialties. Wander among pre-war shophouses with their distinctive facades, a living reminder of the city’s heritage. Along the way, uncover Malaysia’s culinary story through beloved dishes such as satay, murtabak, pan mee, and roti canai. Meet the ingredients and flavors that shape this vibrant food culture, while tasting recipes passed down through generations in a celebration of tradition and community.

Explore Koh Phi Phi

Phi Phi Island, famous for its unique rock formations and crystal clear turquoise waters, is a peaceful retreat in Thailand. The lagoon is adroned with vibrant vegetation and pristine white sand, ideal for relaxation. Visit Monkey Beach to see a wild monkey colony. Two stops offer swimming and snorkeling to explore coral reefs in natural creeks. Experienced instructors are available for all skill levels. Enjoy a meal at a beachfront restaurant before heading to Khai or Bamboo Island, tranquil spots with soft sand and warm waters, away from mass tourism.

Discover Siem Reap on electric scooters

Embark on an electric bike trip and discover the pagodas with their temple clusters hidden in the town of Siem Reap. This is an opportyunity to explore the beauty of this city and its crisscrossing alleys. You will then be taken on a private vehicle to the shores of Tonle Sap lake and end up on the top of Phnom Krom hill. Take a moment to admire its Angkorian temple, before sitting down on the hillside and witness an amazing sunset over the flooded rice paddies along the lake.

Discover Thai Hai Village

Situated just outside Hanoi, the Thai Hai Reserve Village is renowned for its Ecological Houses-on-stilts, home to the Tay ethnic minority of Vietnam. Enclosed by lush greenery and tea plantations, the reserve offers eco-tourism activities that immerse visitors in the Tay people's traditional culture and lifestyle. Travelers can engage in diverse experiences, such as planting vegetables, picking tea, fishing, and playing traditional and modern games. Additionally, they can participate in cultural exchanges and art shows, providing a unique opportunity to learn about and experience local customs and heritage firsthand.

Visit Sukhothai

Embark on an unforgettable bicycle tour of the Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that encompasses the ancient cities of Sukhothai, Si Satchanalai, and Kamphaeng Phet. This expansive site is home to remarkably well-preserved and restored ruins, including royal palaces, majestic temples, city walls, moats, and historic dams, all offering a glimpse into Thailand's glorious past for the history lover. As you cycle through the serene park, experience the rich cultural heritage of the Sukhothai Kingdom, surrounded by stunning architecture, lush landscapes, and a sense of timeless beauty.

Ock Pop Tok Handicraft Center

Located by the Mekong river, Ock Pop Tok is a place to explore Laos' weaving tradition. Wander through a tropical garden to see displays and production areas with looms, then learn about batik-making. The tour introduces silk production, weaving techniques, and diverse designs. Participate in a dyeing workshop using pigments from garden plants, roots, flowers, and bark. Afterward, enjoy lunch on a terrace with Mekong views. Post-lunch, visit weaving villages and traditional handicraft shops. Your guide will stop at artisans’ houses and the Tea House, offering an authentic cultural experience.

Cruising the Mighty Mekong

The boat journey takes you along the Mekong River is a relaxing trip that offers a glimpse into the natural beauty of the Lao countryside. The 150km journey takes around 6-7 hours. As the boat glides along the calm river, you’ll pass forested hills and riverbanks, with a leisurely pace allowing for scenic views. Small riverside villages dot the route, where locals can be seen going about their daily activities. This trip is a perfect way to experience the serene landscape and traditional lifestyle along this iconic Southeast Asian river.
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Nam Ha Trekking & River Adventure

Immerse yourself in the wild landscapes of the Nam Ha National Protected Area with a combination of trekking and river exploration. Hike through rainforest trails, bamboo groves, and mountain ridges, passing ethnic minority villages where traditional lifestyles remain deeply rooted. Along the way, discover local customs, farming practices, and the biodiversity of this pristine environment. Transition from land to water as you raft or kayak along the Nam Ha or Namtha Rivers, gliding past dense jungle and spotting wildlife. This blend of adventure and culture captures the essence of Laos’ great outdoors.

Overnight in Singapore: Urban energy

Experience the best of Singapore in just one day. Stroll through lush gardens, visit iconic landmarks, and explore vibrant neighborhoods brimming with culture and charm. From historic sites to modern attractions, this compact tour offers a perfect mix of the city’s highlights. Whether you’re marveling at unique architecture or enjoying the buzz of local markets, you’ll get a taste of Singapore’s diversity and energy. Ideal for travelers short on time but eager to capture the essence of this remarkable destination.

Vietnam – Laos

Embark on a remarkable journey through Vietnam and Laos. Start by exploring the breathtaking natural landscapes and ancient cities of northern and central Vietnam, soaking up the rich culture and history. Then venture into Laos, where the UNESCO World Heritage city of Luang Prabang awaits, surrounded by natural wonders. Explore charming villages like Muang Ngoi and Muang Kha before returning to Vietnam. Conclude your adventure with a visit to Hanoi, where you can indulge in unique experiences.

Discover Phou Khao Khouay

Set out on an exhilarating jungle day trek and experience the untouched beauty of the park like never before. Guided by a local expert and orchid specialist, uncover the secrets of wild orchids as you traverse vibrant, lush green forests. Feel the thrill of adventure as you explore pristine trails and discover hidden gems. Take a refreshing swim in the cool waters of a cascading waterfall, a perfect retreat from the tropical heat. Complete your journey with a delightful picnic lunch, immersed in the serene and breathtaking splendor of nature.

Koh Rong Samloen

Embark on a full-day boat trip to explore the stunning islands around Sihanoukville. Cruise to remote islands between Sihanoukville and Koh Ta Kiev, where you can snorkel in the crystal-clear waters around rocky islets surrounded by vibrant coral reefs in the Gulf of Siam. A picnic lunch is served on a pristine beach, offering the perfect setting to relax on soft white sands or continue snorkeling in the turquoise waters. Return to Sihanoukville by mid-afternoon, filled with unforgettable memories of this tropical island adventure.

Mekong Cruise with Le Bassac

The Bassac takes you deep into the lush, green regions of the Mekong Delta, offering an immersive experience of the river's beauty. As you journey along the water, you'll spend the night aboard the boat, drifting through the peaceful surroundings. The cruise provides a unique opportunity to witness the vibrant life unfolding along the riverbanks, with bustling villages, local markets, and picturesque landscapes. This unforgettable adventure allows you to connect with the heart of the Mekong Delta, experiencing its culture, nature, and rhythm up close.

Diving Around Cham Islands

Cu Lao Cham Marine Park, a UNESCO-listed site, boasts diverse marine life, including 135 coral species, over 200 fish species, and 80 mollusk species. Explore stunning underwater landscapes! Beyond diving, enjoy a delightful lunch at Bai Chong Beach on Cham Island in a bamboo-style restaurant surrounded by coconut trees. Free time lets you swim, play volleyball, or relax in a hammock or deck chair with a cool drink and breathtaking views. The perfect day concludes with a scenic cruise back to Hoi An, passing local fishing boats on the Thu Bon River—a photographer’s paradise.

The Nam Ngum Lake

Spend a peaceful tranquil day around Nam Ngum Lake, the largest artificial lake in Laos, and immerse yourself in its serene beauty. This beautiful destination offers a perfect escape from the bustling energy of Vang Vieng, allowing you to relax, unwind and enjoy a range of nautical activities. Whether you're kayaking, boating, or simply relaxing by the water's edge, Nam Ngum Lake provides a calm retreat with picturesque views of surrounding mountains and lush greenery. It’s an ideal choice for those seeking a more laid-back and scenic experience in Laos.

Nam Kat Yorlapa

Discover the adventure playground of Nam Kat Yorla Pa, set amid pristine forest in northern Laos. Explore jungle trails by bicycle or on foot, leading to hidden waterfalls and scenic viewpoints. Glide through the treetops on a zip-line or cross canopy walkways suspended above the forest. For a gentler pace, visit local ethnic villages to experience traditional crafts and daily life, or simply immerse yourself in the peaceful rhythms of nature. Each activity is designed to connect visitors with the wild beauty and culture of Oudomxay.

Sights of Saigon on a Vespa

Embark on a fun ride to Saigon’s most popular attractions and discover their fascinating history. Our knowledgeable guides offer a unique perspective, sharing fun and interesting facts about each site. As you visit these iconic locations, you'll also learn insider information that only a true native of Saigon can provide. This tour offers a perfect blend of sightseeing and cultural insights, giving you a deeper understanding of the city beyond the usual tourist experience. Join us for an unforgettable journey through Saigon's rich heritage and hidden gems.

Two nights: Singapore unveiled

Spend an unforgettable day and evening in Singapore. Begin at the serene Botanic Gardens and its colorful National Orchid Garden. Take in the city’s historic side with a visit to Thian Hock Keng Temple and Chinatown’s lively atmosphere. Glide through the Civic District to admire illuminated landmarks like Merlion Park and the Padang. Dive into Kampong Glam’s cultural charm, exploring vibrant shops at Haji Lane and Arab Street. Soak in Singapore’s dazzling skyline and bustling nightlife for a truly electrifying experience.
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Tamarind Cooking class

Begin with a visit to Luang Prabang’s main food market to explore the ingredients at the heart of Lao cuisine, from herbs and spices to fresh produce. Continue to the Tamarind Gardens for a hands-on cooking class, preparing signature dishes such as jeow (spicy dipping sauces), mok pa (herbed fish steamed in banana leaves), lemongrass stuffed with chicken, and laap, a national favorite of minced meat or tofu with herbs. Learn the art of making perfect sticky rice before ending with a shared feast of your creations.

Araksa Tea Experience

Upon arrival at the tea plantation,you will visit a tea garden. A guide and a resident harvester will lead the way to the tea bushes, showing you how to pluck tea leaves. Participants can join in, using bamboo baskets provided for the activity. At the roasting station, the art of making tea by hand, from kneading to roasting the leaves, will be demonstrated. The guide will explain the various processes and methods used to cultivate young tea plants. After roasting, enjoy a cup of tea with a delicious Thai snack.

The Culture Night Dining

Experience an unforgettable evening in Cambodia at Borei Angkor Resort & Spa in Siem Reap, where luxury meets tradition. Relish a sumptuous Cambodian set meal, crafted to perfection for an exquisite dining experience. While you enjoy your meal, be mesmerized by traditional dances and performances, thoughtfully curated to offer a unique cultural immersion. The entire experience takes place in the enchanting outdoor setting of The Pavilion, where you can savor your meal in front of a beautifully arranged stage, making for an evening filled with elegance and rich cultural heritage.

Living Land Farm

Immerse in the complete process of rice cultivation at Living Land, where you can engage in seven hands-on activities that take you from planting and harvesting to enjoying rice on your plate. This community tourism project focuses on promoting sustainable farming practices, proudly avoiding pesticides. In addition to preserving traditional agricultural techniques, Living Land supports the local community by funding English language classes and tutoring, helping to improve educational opportunities for residents. This experience offers both a deeper connection to local culture and a meaningful contribution to the community’s growth.

Dinner Cruise on the Mekong

Experience a memorable dinner cruise on the Mekong in Phnom Penh. This non-private evening cruise offers a scenic dining experience along the river. Choose between a round-trip journey from downtown Phnom Penh to Koh Dach, also known as Silk Island, or a one-way trip. Delight in the breathtaking views and serene atmosphere while enjoying a delicious meal. Whether you’re looking to explore the local surroundings or simply relax, this cruise provides a unique way to appreciate the beauty of the river and its peaceful ambiance. An unforgettable experience for all.

Saigon – River Dinner Experience

Embark on the Indochina Junk for a unique and authentic river cruise. Enjoy dinner while cruising past Saigon’s main highlights, sailing along the Saigon River for a stunning panoramic view of the city at dusk. Witness Saigon’s breathtaking sunsets, ranging from hot pinks and soft purples to vibrant oranges or cool blues on chilly nights. Dinner is served with this enchanting backdrop, complemented by live music, offering an unforgettable and authentic river cruise experience. A perfect blend of scenery, cuisine, and ambiance to create lasting memories.
Langkawi Kampung

Langkawi Kampung Exploration Joy Ride

Discover the hidden side of Langkawi on a countryside joy ride through traditional villages and untouched landscapes. Journey along rustic trails to encounter daily life beyond the beaches, where paddy fields, coconut groves, and wooden kampung houses create a timeless atmosphere. Observe monitor lizards basking in the sun, spot eagles and hornbills perched in the mangroves, and cross paths with grazing cows in open fields. This immersive experience offers a glimpse into Langkawi’s rural heritage, blending wildlife encounters with authentic village charm.

China – Vietnam

From Yunnan to Halong Bay: A unique itinerary that brings out all the charm of both countries. This adventure offers the opportunity to explore natural landscapes, stroll through old towns and immerse yourself in the rich local culture and history, while sampling delicious local cuisine. The tour concludes with a visit to Ninh Binh, often referred to as the terrestrial Halong Bay, where imposing limestone karsts and emerald rice paddies create a breathtaking landscape, followed by a memorable cruise on Halong Bay itself, where imposing limestone islets dot the azure waters, offering a scene of incomparable beauty.

Khuamordin – Lao cooking class

This activity lets you explore the authentic flavours of Laotian cuisine. Begin with a visit to Ban Nonxay market, where you’ll explore vibrant stalls offering fresh ingredients typical of Lao cooking. With the guidance of a skilled chef, learn to choose the best produce. Head to a traditional Tai Lue house in Khuamordin for your cooking course. There, you’ll master techniques for preparing Laotian dishes using seasonal ingredients. Afterward, enjoy the dishes you’ve created, paired with traditional drinks, in an inviting atmosphere that deepens your appreciation for Laotian culinary culture.

Ancient Town and Lantern Making

Between the 15th and 19th centuries, Hoi An, known then as ‘Faifo’, was a prosperous trading port. Nowadays, this World Heritage ancient town is recognized for its well-preserved ancient houses, pedestrian streets, local cuisine, and crafts. You will be invited to take part in a hands-on silk lantern workshop, the simple yet colorful handicraft that is an essential part of Hoi An culture. The lanterns are meant to bring good fortune. Have a chat with a local handicraftsman for a brief introduction to the history, shape, and color of the lanterns as well as the stages of production.

Hotel Viengtara

Indulge in the enchanting Candlelight Dinner at Vieng Tara Hotel, set amidst the serene beauty of Vang Vieng’s lush green rice fields. Dine under the stars in an intimate and romantic atmosphere, perfect for a magical evening. Savor a selection of exquisite dishes carefully crafted to delight your taste buds, ensuring a memorable experience and unforgettable memories. Whether you are celebrating a special occasion or simply treating yourself to an unforgettable night, this enchanting setting provides the ideal backdrop. Create cherished memories at Vieng Tara Hotel’s unforgettable Candlelight Dinner experience.

Dinner at Sovan & Ke Samy’s house

In a charming Cambodian village, we offer a unique experience: a romantic candlelit dinner. Enjoy a magical evening in a timeless setting, inside a traditional Khmer wooden house. With its finely crafted wooden structures and authentic ambiance, the house transports you to another era, far from the rush of modern life. Your warm hosts, Sovan and Ke Samy, will serve a homemade, authentic Cambodian dinner. The intimate atmosphere, combined with the flavors of traditional cuisine, creates a truly unforgettable experience, making it a perfect escape for those seeking serenity and culture.

Khao Sok National Park

Experience a stay with complete freedom to explore the untamed terrain of a natural wonder: Khao Sok National Park, the green lungs of Thailand. The hiking trails provide an opportunity to harmonize with Mother Nature and cultivate an awareness of your surroundings, including the songs of birds, the vocalizations of monkeys, and the rustling leaves in the gentle breeze. Subsequently, indulge in various excursions and partake in an overnight lake tour, wherein you shall enjoy restful slumber on a floating raft enveloped by the enchanting allure of Cheow Lan Lake.

Champeay Art

Champeay Art in Phnom Penh is an association focused on training young Cambodians in traditional arts such as dance, music, and drawing. The academy operates outside of school vacations and public holidays, providing a unique opportunity to explore Cambodia's cultural heritage. The experience is both enjoyable and engaging, offering participants the chance to try on costumes and practice traditional dance techniques. With its welcoming and interactive atmosphere, Champeay Art creates a fun environment for participants to immerse themselves in the rich traditions of Cambodian culture while developing their artistic skills.

Sri Lanna National Park

Seeking a nature escape in the vicinity of Chiang Mai? A visit to the esteemed Sri Lanna National Park promises to fulfill all your aspirations. This remarkable park, characterized by its lush forests and rugged mountainous terrain, draws numerous visitors who are eager to ascend the intriguingly viscous Bua Tong Waterfall or indulge in a leisurely afternoon at Mae Ngad Reservoir. The day holds great promise, particularly with a visit to Wat Ban Den on your return journey, which stands as one of the largest temples within Chiang Mai Province.

Ben Tre

Embark on an unforgettable journey to Ben Tre, 90km from Saigon, and explore the enchanting Mekong Delta. Engage in cultural team activities on Tam Hiep Island, don traditional Ao Bà Ba attire, and take part in fun challenges like blindfolded chicken-catching and fishing in muddy ponds. Enjoy a cooking class and a team-prepared lunch. In the afternoon, cycle through scenic villages, visit a honey workshop, and discover a ginseng farm. End the day with tropical fruit tasting and relaxation at Mr. Chu 8 Cò's, immersing yourself in the vibrant delta life.

Adventure in Mae Taeng

Embark on an unforgettable journey to the northern region of Chiang Mai. Begin at the bustling Mae Malai market, where you can explore vibrant local produce and delicacies. Marvel at the serene beauty of Mok Fha waterfall before delving into the cultural richness of a Karen village. Engage with elephants and experience an authentic overnight stay with a local family. The next day, enjoy an exciting bamboo rafting excursion, visit the Lahu hill tribe village, and wrap up your trip at Bann Sob Kai village before returning to Chiang Mai.

Lanna Organic Garden Visit

This excursion offers a rich cultural and sustainable immersion experience. On the first day, you will delve into the traditions of rice cultivation, learn to prepare a traditional steamed sticky rice dish, and enjoy an engaging afternoon activity. In the evening, a hands-on cooking class at the renowned Khum Lanna Lodge is followed by a delightful dinner showcasing authentic flavors. The second day begins with a visit to a local village market and a serene Buddhist temple, reached by bicycle or tuk-tuk, before savoring a traditional Lanna-style breakfast by the riverbank.

Trekking to Kouang Si Waterfall

Embark on a 3-hour morning hike through the picturesque Hmong and Khamu villages, passing scenery fields of cereal crops and rubber plantations, before reaching the summit of the stunning Kuang Si waterfalls. Here, you can explore a series of turquoise pools, perfect for a refreshing swim. Afterward, enjoy a delicious fusion lunch at the Carpe Diem restaurant, known for its vibrant dishes. Following lunch, take a scenic drive back to Luang Prabang, reflecting on the incredible landscapes and cultural experiences you’ve encountered during this memorable day of adventure and discovery.

Plain of jars

Located near the Phonsavan town, on a plateau located 1000 meters above sea level, the Plain of Jars offers the traveler an enigmatic and unusual visit in the middle of a region populated by ethnic minorities Hmong and Thai. Composed of 3 sites of a distance of 20 to 30 km from each other, the plain of jars has about 3000 jars of different sizes, carved out of stone on a surface of about 1000 Km2. These jars would be used as funeral urns but remains an enigma until today.
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