Top Luang Prabang Dinner Cruises

Escape the city for a day in the Lao countryside on this private full-day tour from Luang Prabang. Take part in a traditional alms-giving ceremony (optional), browse the stalls at the lively Phosi Market, then immerse yourself in Lao culture as you visit typical Hmong, Lao, and Khmu villages. After lunch (included), enjoy a short hike through the rain forest, cool off with a swim beneath the beautiful Kuang Si Waterfall, and observe black bears at the Tat Kuang Si Bear Sanctuary.

Discover Luang Prabang in the company of a guide who will bring the stories of the city to life. This small-group tour includes hotel pickup and takes you to Luang Prabang's UNESCO World Heritage sites, as well as local haunts such as a morning market and alms-giving ceremony. As you explore, you'll gain greater insights into local culture and heritage than you would discover on your own.

Avoid traffic jams and crowds on land by opting for a cruise on either the Mekong River or to the Pak Ou Caves, a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Luang Prabang. Choose between a morning or evening departure, and enjoy lunch, or dinner and a traditional Laos dance show onboard the boat. Plus, convenient hotel pickup is included so you’ll waste no time trying to find a meeting point.

Book your private minivan transfer service and enjoy a hassle-free drive to your preferred destinations in and around Luang Prabang, such as the scenic Kuang Si waterfall. Avoid getting lost with direct pickup from your hotel, and choose from half or full day tour options to suit your needs. Stick to a suggested itinerary or make your own.

Marvel over the sacred temples and UNESCO-listed wonders of Luang Prabang on this private half-day tour of Laos’ spiritual center. Discover Laos’ royal history at the Royal Palace Museum; visit Wat Sene, Luang Prabang’s oldest temple; and admire the striking architecture of Wat Xiengthong. Then, learn more about the city’s religious heritage as you peek into Wat Visoun and pose for photos by the shrine of Wat Aham.