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Drive around 10km to the Plain of Jars, the archaeological spectacle of giant stone jars, which dates back at least 2,000 years. It is such a mystery, the Plain of Jars, a plateau of 50 km wide scattered with over 300 stone jars. The 2,000 year-old jars range in size from 1 to 2.5 meters height, and are thought to have been used as funeral urns.

Embark on 1½ hours drive to a district of Muang Kham, 51km from Xieng Khouang. Stop on the way to visit different villages of hill tribes such as Tai Dam, H'mong, probably the best-known minority group in Laos.

We enjoy lunch en route before returning to our hotel for a free and easy evening.

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Optional – An early wake-up call to participate with the local people in giving food to hundreds of Buddhist monks returning from morning prayers. Take a stroll through the morning market where local people gathered to sell vegetables, foods and exotic wild animal.

Back to the hotel for breakfast and refreshment.

Getting ready for sightseeing city tour including:

Historical Luang Prabang temples : a) Wat Visoun, known as the ‘Watermelon Stupa’ on account of its stupa’s unusual spherical shape, b) Wat Mai, c) Wat Xiengthong, the 16th century temple, oldest than any temples in Luang Prabang, epitomizes all the elegance and grace of Luang Prabang architecture;
Lay an interesting visit to The Traditional Arts & Ethnology Centre - the first exhibition space and fair trade store dedicated to the collection, preservation and presentation of the traditional arts and lifestyles of Laos;
Visit National Museum (closed on Tuesday), the former Royal Palace which houses the collection of valuables including the famous Prabang Buddha statue and gifts received from foreign dignitaries;
Visit to the H’mong market in town and also craft shops;
The tour end by walking up Phousi Hill, the 328 steps leads to the summit of Phousi Hill. Visitors will be able to enjoy a panoramic view of the whole city. In the fine day, visitors can also watch how the sun is setting down for a day in Luang Prabang.
Back to the hotel for the night.

Pick-up at your hotel and we start to explore Vientiane, the city of the moon - an ancient city, situated on the bend of the left bank of Mekong. It is the largest city and the capital of Laos. Embark on a sightseeing tour of the city's major historic sites including religious museums of Wat Sisaket, the oldest temple that survived from the Siamese war in 1828 with its cloister containing more than 8,000 Buddha statues; Wat Ho Prakeo, the former home temple of the Emerald Buddha statue or Pra Keo, but today it contains a collection of Buddha statues, antiques and all artifacts found in and around Vientiane; That Luang Stupa, the single most important monument in Laos, which was built to cover the original smaller stupa, containing a piece of the chest bone of Buddha; Patouxay (Lao Arc de Triomphe), built quite recently in commemoration of those who died during the wars in the past and it is today the landmark of Vientiane.

Stop to visit Mrs Carol Cassidy's weaving studio, an American who arrived in Vientiane in 1989 as part of a United Nations project to promote traditional weaving. Mrs Carol remained in Laos and formed the Lao Textiles Studio that today employs over 40 weavers creating natural dyed, woven silk pieces reflecting traditional Lao design reinterpreted. Her textiles mix tapestry, brocade and ikat techniques at NA DAO restaurant (the meaning is subject to her availability then).

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Depart from Luang Prabang; we first drive uphill toward the northeast of Luang Prabang to Ban Pha Nom (Village), a silk waving village. We continue to Noon Rapid to explore the gravesite of Mr. Henry Mouhot – the French naturalist who brought the Angkor Wat to the world. His hidden gravesite lying beside the Nam Khan River under the bamboo trees forest.

Then head to Ban Xieng Lom Elephant Camp for one hour of elephant riding through the teak forest and rice fields.

After lunch, our trek starts from Ban Suan of Hmong and Khmu ethnic minorities. After 2 hours trekking, we arrive to Tad Sae Waterfall. Late picnic lunch (ordered from your hotel) with your guide.

Then take a fishing boat upstream to Ban Ann Savan for a transfer back to Luang Prabang.

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Depart from Luang Prabang, drive to the trekking starting point at Ban Vang Lae of Lao Leu village. From here we take the fishing boat to cross the Nam Ou River and trek through the growing forest and rice field. We climb to a hidden cave called Pha Long Cave which was used as bomb shelter during Second Indochina War.

We then continue to Ban Kok on the Mekong River for picnic lunch (ordered separately) with your guide. After lunch, cross the Mekong River over to Muang Keo village. Then continue trekking through the forest to the Pak Ou Cave, where hundreds of gilded and wooden Buddha statues are housed inside a towering limestone cliff.

From here, we get on a kayaking trip to Ban Xang Hai, a Lao whisky making village. Your driver is waiting here to take you back to Luang Prabang.

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