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Discover 39 Day tours in Luang Prabang on Trip.com, updated April 1, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 12 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From EUR 11.58 per person, with an average total of EUR 99.09. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 73 verified reviews, Day tours Luang Prabang boast an average rating of 4.3.

This week's most popular Day tours: "Private Luang Prabang City Tour", with 27 reviews and a 4.7 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Luang Prabang Pak Ouv Caves + Kuang Si Waterfall 1-day tour [Mekong River cruise to Pak Ouv Caves]", a 11-hour adventure in Luang Prabang!

The next available day tour departs on April 2, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Luang Prabang Day tours usually take about 11 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

96% of Luang Prabang Day tours now offer English-speaking guides

April is the perfect time to visit Luang Prabang! Choose from Day tours available day tours, including seasonal favorites like Private Luang Prabang City Tour.

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Reviews: Luang Prabang Pak Ouv Caves + Kuang Si Waterfall 1-day tour [Mekong River cruise to Pak Ouv Caves]
Guest User2025-11-18
I used this tour while traveling alone, and it was a series of pleasant surprises! It was an English tour, but the local guide who was in charge spoke excellent Japanese! Apparently, he had lived in Japan for three months, and he spoke to me in Japanese, which made me feel very at ease since my English isn't perfect! Also, I thought the tour would end with just visiting the cave and waterfall, but he took us to two local villages and we had lunch at an elephant camp, so I got to interact with elephants, which was wonderful! Crossing the Mekong River by boat was also a very valuable experience! We were supposed to be able to see the sunset, but the weather wasn't very good so we couldn't see it, but I was having so much fun that I didn't mind! I didn't have to force myself to talk to the other people on the tour, so I, who am not good at English, had time to enjoy myself at my own pace, which I also appreciated! Even though I couldn't speak English, the people around me were very kind and spoke to me, so I think even Japanese people who are worried about communicating in English will enjoy it! I highly recommend it!
Reviews: Private Luang Prabang City Tour
Guest User2026-02-08
Our guide, Boun arrived promptly to collect us from our hotel and was super informative throughout the whole trip. We learned so much more than if we had ventured out alone. We visited the morning market and on the walk down the street, Boun pointed out various landmarks such as the best coffee house, the various royal palaces, the old cinema and radio station and how UNESCO help with the upkeep of many very old buildings. He pointed out many different fruits, vegetables and spices at the market and what they were all used for. We visited the Royal Palace Museum which is steeped in history and has so many artefacts which Boun was able to explain to us. Remember to take long trousers or a sarong to cover the legs and shoulders when going inside each section. You must also remove your shoes so wear socks! We then climbed up Phousi Mountain (328 steps to the top) but with stunning views over the river to the mountains beyond. A driver picked us up when we had descended again and we were provided with cool towels and bottled water before going to Wat Xiengthong (Temple of the Golden City) and our final stop was Wat Sensoukharam (Temple of 100,000 treasures) We can definitely recommend this tour!
Reviews: Laos Elephant Sanctuary keeper+ Kuangsi waterfall +Hmong village
Guest User2024-07-27
Elephant keeper programs and Kuang si waterfall in Laos Elephant Village Ban Xieng, Luang Prabang, elephantvillage-laos, “Established in 2001, Elephant Village is an elephant sanctuary ana tourist destination in Luang Prabang, Laos. Elephant Village Ban Xieng is owned and operated by caring individuals who focus on protection and rehabilitation of elephants in Laos through responsible tourism,” from official website. Tat Kuang Si Waterfalls, is a beautiful three-tiered waterfall. Next to the Waterfalls, Tat Kuang Si Moon Bear Rescue Centre.