• 6:00 am: Take a private air-conditioned mini bus, have a breakfast on the mini bus while traveling to Wattay International Airport.
• 8:00 am: Get on plane from Wattay International Airport to Champasak airport. There will be a guide from Champamay travel waiting to welcome you at Champasak Airport. When you arrive at Champasak Airport, a local tour guide of Champamay Travel will hold the card of your name and wait to pick you up and transfer you to hotel, Then enjoy your lunch there.

Pakse is also known as Pakxe and is the charming capital of the Champasak province in the south of Laos. This is also the second most populous city in the country, and many people come through here to visit other famous spots like the Bolaven Plateau and the Si Phan Don Islands. This is also the place where you will find the convergence of the Sedone and Mekong rivers and so it is well worth spending a few days here before you move on to other spots in the country.

As this is a riverside town, you can spend time watching the river and strolling along the delightful waterfront promenade for which Pakse is famous. Some of the other reasons to visit Pakse include the delightful colorful markets as well as the stunning temples and the delicious street food stands that serve fresh local Laotian fare.

• Visiting Wat Luang: Wat Luang is said by locals to be the largest and prettiest temple in all of Pakse and is also the home of a number of monks who live on the property. If you want to see the famous Laotian alms giving ceremonies performed by the monks, then this is one of the best places to do so. Another good reason to come here is that this is one of the most beautiful but also less-visited temples in Laos so you won’t have to compete with the crowds.
• Visiting Wat Phou Salao: Wat Phou Salao is a charming temple in a Pakse that is located on a pretty hill that looks out over the Mekong River. The temple has the claim to fame of having a large statue of the Buddha and, as you would expect, the best time to come here is around sunset when you can enjoy majestic vistas across the countryside. One thing to note is that you will need to climb up a long and steep staircase to get to the temple so make sure you plan accordingly and wear appropriate footwear.
• Have a dinner at restaurant. After that we will take you back to the hotel and have a rest there over night.

• Have breakfast at hotel.
• Visiting Wat Phou Temple: Wat Phou and Associated Ancient Settlements within the Champasak Cultural Landscape.
• The Champasak cultural landscape, including the Wat Phou Temple complex, is a remarkably well-preserved planned landscape more than 1,000 years old. It was shaped to express the Hindu vision of the relationship between nature and humanity, using an axis from mountain top to river bank to lay out a geometric pattern of temples, shrines and waterworks extending over some 10 km. Two planned cities on the banks of the Mekong River are also part of the site, as well as Phou Kao mountain. The whole represents a development ranging from the 5th to 15th centuries, mainly associated with the Khmer Empire.
• Tour Sacred Heart Church: As you would expect in Laos, you will find temples scattered all over the countryside. If you are looking for a change of architectural pace however, then you can also visit the Sacred Heart Church which doesn’t look very impressive from the outside but which is actually best known for its interior decorations. Once inside you will find a number of custom paintings such as Jesus visiting different regions in Laos such as the famous Khon Phapheng Falls and Wat Phu Champasak. What makes the whole thing even more surreal is that Jesus is also wearing regional outfits in the paintings.
• Have Lunch at reastaurant.
• Visiting Tad Yuang Waterfall: When you’re driving the Bolaven Plateau motorbike loop, you’ll find Tad Yuang Fall about 40 km (25 miles) from Pakse. Walk down the slippery steps towards the waterfall and take a dip above or below the falls during the dry season. This time of year the flow of the river is more mild. Restaurants and tourist shops are lining the parking area.
• After that we will take you back to the hotel and have a rest there over night.

• Have breakfast at hotel.
• Visiting Tad Fan Waterfall: Tad Fane are probably the most famous waterfalls of southern Laos. Two streams of water plunge deep into the jungle covered basin below, creating a scene reminiscent of Jurassic Park. Most visitors take in the views from the viewpoints close to the Tad Fane Resort. If you’re looking for a more active experience, you can hire a guide and trek through the jungle to the top of the falls. Recently you can also zipline across the gorge, taking in some epic views while flying over the jungle.
• Have Lunch.
• Visiting Organic garden.
• Visiting Coffee garden.
• Going back to hotel. Have dinner and have a rest at the hotel over night.

• Have breakfast at hotel.
• Going to Pakse airport to take a plane going to Luang Prabang Province.
• When you arrive Luang Prabang airport we will get on our private mini bus to transfer to hotel.

Luang Prabang is often called the ‘Heart of Laos’ and many visitors choose to come here instead of Vientiane as it is known for its gorgeous countryside and scenic views across the majestic Mekong River. Luang Prabang also lies on the Nam Khan River, meaning that you can take to the water on a trip here and this is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which tells you everything you need to know about the splendor of the city. Another reason to come to the city is to check out the temples as you will be spoilt for choice on a trip here and can take in the gorgeous religious architecture at almost every turn. If you want to get out of town, then you can find spots that include lush waterfalls and pools.

• Have Lunch in hotel restaurant.
• Take you to see Kuang Si Waterfall, which means roebuck. This waterfall falls from a 70-meter high mountain. You can take a picture from the front, which is right across the water. The stream falls down. The back is a white limestone waterfall and water. Sometimes it can be a rainbow color to see. After that we will take you back to the hotel. Have dinner at a restaurant in the city, then take you to the night market so that you can buy souvenirs in the pedestrian street of Luang Prabang at night. After that we will take you back to the hotel and have a rest there over night.

• 5:00 am: Getting up early at the crack of dawn and see hundreds of monks in their bright orange robes walk around the streets of the city collecting alms. Then take you to see the atmosphere of the morning market. You will see the lifestyle of Luang Prabang natives, After that, we will be taking you to have breakfast in the hotel.
• After exploring the historic center of Luang Prabang, consider going on a boat ride up the Mekong and discovering the lush jungles of the region. One of the main attractions reachable by a 1-2 hour boat ride up the river are Buddhist limestone caves featuring hundreds of little Buddha statues [visit the Tam Ting (Pak Ou Caves)].
• Visiting Wat Xieng Thong: Luang Prabang is known for its monasteries but none is more famous than Wat Xieng Thong.This temple is known for its large ordination hall and the walls are adorned with intricate mosaics which have a tree of life mural in the center. There are also a number of stupas here and some smaller chapels on the property, which means that you need to leave several hours to explore here to see everything. There is also an image of the Standing Buddha and a Red Chapel which was built during the French colonial period which has an image of the Reclining Buddha.
• Have Lunch at restaurant in the city.
• Take you on a tour of Vishunarat Temple which was built during the reign of King Vishunarat in the year 2046. It is another temple that the people of Luang Prabang pay respect to. It is a temple that looks like half a watermelon.That is why the people of Luang Prabang are called the Watermelon Buddha until now.
• Then we will take you to visit the Lao Museum, which is an old palace. The building features are designed by French architects. It is a French style architecture that combines with Lao culture.
• One of the main attractions in Luang Prabang is Phousi Mountain. To get to the top you will need to walk up some 355 steps to get to the viewing platform but from here you will be able to look out over the city and take in the views. There is also a small temple at the summit of the mountain which is actually a small hill rather than anything too taxing. With that in mind, it is well worth the trip to the top for the panoramic vistas of famous spots in Luang Prabang.
• After that we will take you back to the hotel. Have dinner there and have a rest there over night.

• Have breakfast at hotel.
• Visiting Nong Khiaw Viewpoint: Nong Khiaw Viewpoint is a 1-2 hour trek to the top of Pha Daeng Peak in Laos. With incredible views above the clouds, here’s everything you need to know. Nong Khiaw Viewpoint, or Pha Daeng Peak as it’s known by locals, is located in the town of Nong Khiaw. A small, quiet village in the mountainous area of Laos. The village is around 3 hours North of Luang Prabang, and the roads to get there aren’t great.
• Have Lunch there.
• Going to Luang Prabang airport to take a plane to Vientiane Capital.
• Getting on our mini private bus to transfer to hotel.
• Have dinner there and have a rest over night.

• 7:00am Have a breakfast at the hotel.
• Buddha Park is also known as Wat Xieng Khuan and is some 25 kilometers outside Vientiane. As you would guess from the name, is known for having more than 200 religious statues which are scattered all over the lush grounds. The piece de resistance here is a sculpture of a reclining Buddha which is some 40 meters high and the park was the brainchild of a monk who designed the area in 1958 and who was interested in both Hindu and Buddhist sculpture, which is why you will find a mix of different influences here.
• 10:00am take you to visit Wat Ho Phrakeo Temple, located on Sethathilat Road, next to the President’s Palace, but before it was the capital of Laos.
• Take you to visit Wat Siseket Temple, which is another old temple located opposite to Wat Ho PhraKeo Temple.
• Wat Si Muang is one of the most popular temples in Vientiane capital and is a great place to visit if you want to see some of the finest Laotian Buddhist design work in the country. The temple takes it name from Si Muang who, local legend has it, was a young Laotian woman who sacrificed herself to please the local gods and allow for the building to be erected some 400 years ago. The design features of the temple are truly stunning and you will also be able to watch long streams of pilgrims here worshipping at the temple.

• Have lunch at the restaurant
• Take you to visit the morning market.
• Take you to the sacred temple of Pha That Luang, which is the most important place in Laos. That Luang is also called the Vientiane Great Stupa and has the claim to fame of being the most sacred building in all of Laos as well as one of the most picturesque.The stupa dates from the 16th century and is a large complex that features the central stupa covered in gold leaf which soars to a height of 148 feet. This is then surrounded by pretty turrets in the typical Laotian style and the whole complex is around four kilometers outside of the center of Vientiane so it makes a great place to visit as part of a day trip.
• The Kaysone Phomvihane Museum was opened to commemorate the 75th birthday of the president of Laos and is also a monument to one of the most famous communist leaders in Indochina. The museum is made up a number of galleries that tell the story of Kaysone, who in real life was actually rather private about his day to day affairs. Both inside and outside the museum you will see a number of statues of Kaysone made of bronze and you can also check out a range of his personal memorabilia.
• There is even a model of his home as a child and a model of the cave he hid inside in Hua Phan Province.
• Take you to visit the Patuxai victory monument, located in the northeast of Vientiane capital, as a symbol of the declaration of independence and democracy of Laos. Patuxai Victory Monument is one of the best known landmarks in Vientiane and was designed to resemble the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.It is however also carved with symbols of Hindu Gods and has an additional five towers which resemble traditional Laotian buildings making this something of an East meets West kind of attraction. The monument is part of the wider Patuxai Park and this is a great place to come if you want to go for a serene walk at sunset.You can also take in the views across Vientiane from the top of the Patuxai Victory Monument either by climbing a set of stairs to the viewing platform or using an elevator.
• Take you back to hotel.
• 18:00 : take you to visit the night market on the banks of the Mekong River.
• 19:00 o’clcok: Have dinner at Tam Nuck Lao restaurant and see Lao dancing style.
• After that we will take you back to the hotel and have a rest there over night.

• Have breakfast on our mini private bus – Going to Wattay international airport.
• 8:00 : Guide will transfer you to Wattay International Airport for departure

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