Laos World Heritages

We took the boat cruise to the caves and back. We stopped at a small village called the Whiskey village on the way to the caves. On the return trip a wonderful lunch was served. The cave step are moderately difficult to climb you may have to rest a few steps on the way up.

We hired a car and driver for the day so we could be flexible on what we wanted to do, for how long etc, and not have to ang around for others if sharing a ride. This was our first call of the day.. WOW... its simply stunning. We walked up the path from the car park to the lower pools, and then up past the pools where a few were in swimmig. Changing rooms are here. Then up past the restaurant, we called back there later. Then eventually reached the large fall at the end with the viewpoint on the bridge.. STUNNING.... You can do a loop walk around the top of the falls, but we did not do this. The restaurant serves lovely beers, and sandwiches.. Also located here is the bear sanctuary...We did not go in swimming, and spent 2 hours here.

The Pak Ou Caves are a beautiful! You gain access to the caves from the mighty Mekong River. There are hundreds of Buddha statues in the caves. A wonderful experience

The island is a beautifull place for relaxing also. In de nicht there is nothing for the night life you need to stay on Don Det. But when you want to rest Don Khone is the best place to go!

Unique and stunning place to be visited for whoever stay in Luang Prabang, but.... the earlier you get there, the better you can enjoy this wonder of nature. Past 9:30 am, groups of tourists invade the place and a big part of the magic disappears in the mean time. Anyway it remains an unforgettable and refreshing half day trip.

Easy to ride a bicycle from Don Det to Don Khone and back in a few hours as the islands are small. Can see guesthouses and restaurants on the way. We went to Tad Somphamit Waterfalls, another name is Liphi. Roads along the river are soil, not well paved in some parts, having small wooden bridges. Very peaceful. A great way to see local life and nature. Air is fresh but not cold in January, so bring water with you.

They are beautiful and worth a visit. Some people go there by boat from Luang Prabang which is quite convenient but as We had a motorbike, we drove all the way up to there (45 min) and the took a cheap little boat across the river from the town to the caves. It’s definitely cheaper to go by motorbike! Just be careful on the road

I really loved my staying in this island. Rent a scooter or a bike for a tour around it. It has so many beautiful corners. Like the waterfalls or the temple. It is not extremely touristic so you can find yourself passing through beautiful Lao villages. There is an amazing sunrise from the south of the island that is definitely worth the trip.

Try the Pad Thai and mango shake. They are very good and the boss also speaks very good english..its called 'Sainyarin restaurant'.

A must see when visiting Luang Prabang. Fabulous swimming in crystal clear water in one of the 3 pools on thie side of the waterfall. Beautiful!

A lovely island .You can rent a bike motor cycle or motorbike tuktuk to go around you need about 2 hours.

We took the boat cruise to the caves and back. We stopped at a small village called the Whiskey village on the way to the caves. On the return trip a wonderful lunch was served. The cave step are moderately difficult to climb you may have to rest a few steps on the way up.

We hired a car and driver for the day so we could be flexible on what we wanted to do, for how long etc, and not have to ang around for others if sharing a ride. This was our first call of the day.. WOW... its simply stunning. We walked up the path from the car park to the lower pools, and then up past the pools where a few were in swimmig. Changing rooms are here. Then up past the restaurant, we called back there later. Then eventually reached the large fall at the end with the viewpoint on the bridge.. STUNNING.... You can do a loop walk around the top of the falls, but we did not do this. The restaurant serves lovely beers, and sandwiches.. Also located here is the bear sanctuary...We did not go in swimming, and spent 2 hours here.

The Pak Ou Caves are a beautiful! You gain access to the caves from the mighty Mekong River. There are hundreds of Buddha statues in the caves. A wonderful experience

The island is a beautifull place for relaxing also. In de nicht there is nothing for the night life you need to stay on Don Det. But when you want to rest Don Khone is the best place to go!