Things to do in Luang Prabang

It was a great experience viewing sunset in the Mekong river sipping down some beer. i would highly recommend giving this a try in Luang Prabang

Our guide, Pingpong, was very kind and did a great job. He took good care of each of us. The travel time was quite long, partly due to the road conditions, and the driver seemed a bit hurried, so the ride was sometimes bumpy and not very comfortable. The sunset we saw while returning by boat was beautiful.

The cruise was good and there were two floors. The view was beautiful. They also gave snacks and complimentary drink. The pickup point was easy to locate.

Amazing i had so much fun and the magic showing at the end of the trip was very nice and everyone in the boat was pleasant

It's a good trip that let you have a breif understanding of what Laos and Luang Prabang can offer. The Kuangsi waterfall is particularly beautiful

We availed of this tour during our stay in Luang Prabang, and it was truly worth it! The entire experience was so much fun, thanks to our amazing tour guide, Sai. One of the highlights was the Morning Alms — such a moving and memorable experience. We also loved the stunning views from Phousi Hill and appreciated learning more about Luang Prabang's history through visits to the Royal Palace/National Museum and Wat Xieng Thong. Kuang Si Falls was absolutely breathtaking, and seeing the adorable Asiatic Black Bears was a real treat. A special thanks for introducing us to Buffalo Ice Cream — what a delicious surprise! Thank you, Sai and Pet, for an unforgettable tour and for helping us discover the beauty of Luang Prabang. We can't recommend this tour enough!

my guide who's name I unfortunately can't remember but have got a photo of in this review was absolutely stunning!! a little shy at first but super friendly and very knowledgeable about all the stops we went to. The day didn't feel rushed at all and was a lovely pace. Great activity to get to know the area.

Loved the whole trip. Will give you a glimpse of traditional Laotian life. The Pak Ou Caves is super beautiful.

Beautiful costumes, special light effects and even water effects. The music was partially live, and singing was playbacked. To be honest, the dancing wasn't 100% perfect, but it was really nice. We got a WhatsApp message with instructions of where to pick up our real paper tickets (just beside the door). It seemed that all the 20 westerners were put together at the front left of the stage. Even though we bought the cheapest tickets, we got 2nd row seats. The room was filled for about 1/3 with people. Mainly Chinese groups. Come at 7 at the entrance for a welcome dance. We walked to the entrance from the centre (Google Maps sent us the wrong way 2 times). The performance started at 7.30 sharp. There was Lao, English, and Chinese translation on the digital screens beside the stage. But it was hard to read and see the show. Plus the translation sometimes went odd, like one language was missing or the 2 screens were not the same. The story wasn't essential to enjoy the show.