First of all, we advise you to wake up at some 5:00am to watch “tak bat” – the morning almsgiving ceremony. Instead of flocking to the main streets, try observing the ceremony on a small side street or head to a neighborhood outside of the center. You will see fewer monks but it will be a peaceful, positive experience.
Private tour guide of InAsiaTrips Travel will pick up you at some 08:00am to take you to Kuang Si Waterfalls. The waterfall complex includes a number of falls and ponds ideal for swimming, so bring your swimsuit. Be sure to try your hand at the rope swing at the blue natural pool near the entrance. As you sit in the pool, overlooking the jungle beyond, you will be thankful that you found your way to this small heavenly enclave.
Near the entrance to falls is an Asiatic Black Bear Sanctuary and Rescue Center. Stop by to observe the marvelous creatures that are sadly a popular target of poachers.
In the afternoon, set out for a sightseeing tour for exploring the city, which includes stops at important Luang Prabang temples like Wat Visoun and the shrine of Wat Aham. The absolute must is Wat Xieng Thong, one of the most important, beautiful, and architecturally significant temples in all of Laos. Both men and women should be appropriately dressed.
The Luang Prabang night market is a great final stop to any day to buy local handicrafts like hand-woven scarves, jewelry, bags, toys, etc. Drop back to hotel for free time and overnight in Luang Phrabang City.

In the second day, take a boat tour for about 2hours to visit the historical Pak Ou Caves. Overlooks from the easy-to-reach lower cave (Tham Ting) and the slightly more challenging upper cave (Tham Theung) provide breathtaking views of both countryside and river that are perfect for taking photos. The thousands of miniature wooden Buddhist figures that line the ragged shelves of the Pak Ou Caves are what make this unique destination a highlight for travelers in Luang Prabang.
Before we return to the city, you can visit Ban Xang Hai, "Whiskey Village", known for its Lao Lao – strong whiskey made from rice. Visitors have the option to buy the alcoholic creation, but those who prefer water to whisky can instead watch locals weave Lao silk and purchase locally made fabrics and paper.
Drop back hotel for free time and overnight in Luang Phrabang City.