- We will be boarding the Mumbai-Bankok connecting flight to Luang Prabang - Arrival at 11:00 am at Luang Prabang - Check in hotel at 12:00 PM - Leave for city tour, we will try to cover Phousi Mountain, Royal Palace, Pak Ou caves with river cruise. We will try to cover as many spots as possible based on the schedule. - Post dinner, we will go for a walk in the city, we will be tired because of the travel though. So, we will keep it easy today.

- Wake up early to attend ceremony of offering monks with sticky rice - Head towards Kuang Si Falls and bear century ( White bears ) ( 5hrs total ) - People have options to ride bikes else we have a vehicle facility - Today we have special veggie buffets at night, we will be exploring a lot of night life of the city today

- Post breakfast, we will leave for Vang Vieng, it is a 4 hrs drive. - We will be doing tubing at Vang Viang for which it is famous for. It is almost a complete day activity. - We will explore local market of Vang Vieng, guests can do some local shopping today.

- We will take buggy cars ( ATVs) for ourselves and most of the touring shall be done on this. - Main attraction for today is for exploring Blue Lagoons. There are 3 lagoons in Vang Viang, we shall be doing a lot of water activities today. ( visit the links in the photos for more info ) - Post these activities, we have arranged for an exotic river side dinner for you. We shall be doing this before proceeding to our hotel.

- Leave early for Vientane - City tour Golden Stupa, Buddha Park, Patauxi Monument - Chinese market, - Dinner - Hotel

- This will be a leisure day, we will be going for a boat cruise, we shall be having lunch at the boat itself. - Post boat cruise, we will explore some night life of Vientiane.

We have a 1.5 hr flight to Pakse. Four Thousand Islands is a laid back, sleepy, charming little gem of a place nestled at the foot of Laos on the Cambodian border, and as the name suggests, consists of lots of tiny islands scattered in the vast Mekong Delta. Also referred to as ‘Si Phan Don’ in Lao, most of the islands are uninhabited, too tiny for roads, and the area has not long had electricity. It’s a glowing contrast to the tourist traps of Vang Vieng and Luang Prabang. Many travellers skip this destination due to the long unappealing bus trip from the capital via Pakse, but we’re here to tell you – it’s well worth the squashed overnight journey!

We will try to cover Vat Phou, initially associated with the city of Shrestapura, which lay on the bank of the Mekong directly east of Lingaparvata Mountain (now called Phou Khao).[1] By the latter part of the fifth century, the city was the capital of a kingdom that texts and inscriptions connect with the Chenla Kingdom and Champa. This will consume half of the day, we will then proceed for Wat Luang. Wat Luang Temple was constructed in 1935, which serves the function of a Buddhist college. Here, there exists a school teaching various courses for monks. Also, there is a library, accompanied with spectacular river views.

Departure to Mumbai