Taste the Flavors of Laos

Day 2 of the Laos Itinerary 6 days begins early, giving you the fantastic opportunity to witness the captivating centuries-old tradition of the alms-giving ceremony, known as Tak Bat. Before sunrise, hundreds of saffron-clad monks from the 35 temples in the old town collect their daily alms from devoted local residents.

After that, you can walk and check out many cool places to visit in Luang Prabang. You can take a walk to the awesome Wat Wisunarat stupa, which is like a museum about religion.

Your next stop on Luang Prabang Tours will be Wat That Luang, traditionally the cremation site for Lao royalty, which houses the ashes of King Sisavang Vong & his brother erected in 1910.

You will then continue to Wat Xieng Thong, a stunning 16th-century temple that epitomizes the elegance and grace of Luang Prabang's architecture. This temple, which showcases classic Lao-style roofs, was one of only two temples spared by the Black Flag army in 1887 and served as the leader's headquarters during the invasion.

Next, we can check out Wat Mai & the former Royal Palace, which is now the National Museum. Then, you should definitely make your way up Mount Phousi. This 100-meter (328 feet) hill is topped with a fancy stupa called That Chomsi, where you can catch a great sunset view of the city and the surrounding landscape.

Tonight, you will dine at L’Elephant, widely regarded as the premier restaurant in Luang Prabang.

 Meals:  Breakfast , Dinner

 Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang

Day 3 is definitely the day for your Laos Culinary Tours! You can get ready to eat the delicious food of Luang Prabang when we walk and paddle the bike around the city. We'll kick off our day at the morning market, where you'll see all kinds of foods for sale and learn how they're used in Lao cooking from your guide.

After checking out the market, we'll swing by the famous coffee shop by the Mekong River for a coffee and a local pastry. Then, we'll go to Ban Mano to try some traditional dishes. After that, we'll visit a rice noodle factory & a Kaw Chi bakery to see how they make these foods.

As the sun sets, we'll take a street food tour and enjoy delicious local snacks at the best food stalls. Lastly, we'll sit down for a mouthwatering BBQ with a view of the Mekong River after going through the Luang Prabang Night Market. It's the perfect way to experience the unique flavors of Luang Prabang during our Laos Tours!

 Meals:  Breakfast , Lunch , Dinner

 Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang

After you've had breakfast, on the 4th day of your Laos Itinerary for 6 days, you'll spend the morning checking out one of Luang Prabang's most amazing waterfalls, Kuang Si. You'll trek through the jungle to get to the nearby Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre.

This place was set up in 2003 to save bears from wildlife traffickers and traditional medicine sellers. You'll even get the chance to help feed the bears at midday.

After visiting the bear rescue center, you will go to Kuang Si Waterfall, where a beautiful 60-meter cascade flows into turquoise pools. You can take a refreshing dip in the cool water or explore the trails leading to the upper falls.

Here, you’ll enjoy a nice picnic in the park, you'll head back to town for some free time to chill or explore on your own. 

Later in the day, you'll catch a flight to Vientiane, the Laos capital situated along the Mekong River and close to the Thai border, this city is the historical capital of Laos. 

When arriving in Vientiane, tourists can check in the hotel and take some time to relax. It’s suggested that you walk along the river, sip a cold drink, or try a snack from one of the many local food stalls.

 Meals:  Breakfast , Lunch

 Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane

On day 5 of the Laos Itinerary 6 days, visitors get to explore the many spots and iconic tourist attractions of Vientiane. It's got some neat French colonial buildings and beautiful Buddhist temples, giving you a mix of cultures to soak in.

Your day kicks off at Wat Sisaket, one of the oldest places to visit in Vientiane, which managed to stay intact even after the Siamese invasion of 1828. The temple walls are decked out with nooks holding over 2,000 silver and ceramic Buddha images. Next up, you'll swing by Wat Phra Keo, originally made to house the famous Emerald Buddha. These days, it's a museum showing off Lao and Khmer art.

After that, you'll make your way to Wat Si Muang, the most happening temple in town, and then visit Patuxai Monument, which is Laos' take on the Arc de Triomphe and a major landmark in the city.

Your Vientiane Tours will also include the golden Pha That Luang, put up in the 16th century and seen as the holiest place in Laos. Don't forget to visit Buddha Park, which was created in 1958 by Luang Pu, a yogi-priest shaman. 

In the evening, you can enjoy a dinner safari by tuk-tuk to the evening food market near That Luang. Your guide will accompany you around the market, introducing you to various local dishes and dinner customs.

You can taste some delicious foods right there or take them with you to your next stop, a traditional Lao BBQ is known as "sindat". After enjoying the BBQ, you will visit a popular roadside night market for desserts and drinks.

 Meals:  Breakfast , Dinner

 Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane

On the last day of your Laos Itinerary 6 days, you'll have the whole morning in a garden by the Mekong River where you'll get to cook for your lunch. 

First, a local chef in Vientiane will demonstrate the cooking process, and then it's your turn to give it a shot.

After cooking, you'll get to savor the delicious meal you've prepared. 

Once the Vientiane cooking class is done, it will be time to go to the airport for your flight, concluding your amazing Laos Itinerary 6 days. If you're up for more adventures, be sure to check out our Laos Tour Packages with Asia Tour Deals for your next trip!

 Meals:  Breakfast , Lunch