LUANG NAM THA KAYAKING TOUR

Best places to visit: LUANG NAMTHA - BAN SOPE DUUTE - BAN SOP SIM NOY

Durations

1 days

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

20 people

Languages

English, Cezch


This tour is just the tour for those who want a pleasant day paddling and exploring villages along the banks of the Nam Tha River. Wildlife can be seen while paddling…


Itinerary :

Luang Namtha is the largest city in Luang Nam Tha Province, Northern Laos. It lies on the banks of the Nam Tha river, and the meaning of the name is “The area (Luang) around the Tha river (Nam Tha)”. Best known as a stopover point on the backpacker trail from China to Laos, and as an alternative to the long and cramped boat journey between Huay Xai and Luang Prabang, Luang Namtha has become increasingly popular as a starting point for hill tribe treks, especially those into the Luang Nam Tha.

Laos Kayaking Tours: Luang Namtha Kayaking Tours to Ban Sope Dute – Ban Sop Sim Noy – Luang Namtha

The day begins with some basic paddle instruction and equipment familiarization before taking to the river in single or double kayaks. The Nam Tha meanders through changing forest types, inhabited by animals, such as sun bear, tiger and barking deer and a great variety of birds. The border of the Nam Ha Protected Area is reached in the Lanten village of Ban Sope Dute. Various sets of exciting but safe rapids lead up to a lunch break on the riverside. Nam Tha River After a typical Lao picnic, there is time for relaxation and a refreshing swim.

LUANG NAM THA KAYAKING TOUR
Luang Namtha Kayaking Tours to Ban Sope Dute – Ban Sop Sim Noy – Luang Namtha

The next paddling stretch takes the group to the Khmu village of Ban Sop Sim Noy. Kayaking ends at the confluence of the Nam Ha and Nam Tha Rivers, from where a pick-up takes us for the return to Luang Namtha. The optional return by a river is in a traditional motorboat operated by villagers of the area.
Approximately: 20 minutes transfer/ 5 hours kayaking or rafting.

Note:
• Return by boat may not be possible from March-June and a return by pick-up may not be possible July–September.
• The Nam Tha is best for rafting from July to November, for kayaking all year round.

What to bring:
Hat, sunscreen, clothes/shoes to get wet, sarong for bathing.

What is included:
Water, meals, transport.

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