Pu Luong in 2 days: Mountains and Terraced Rice Fields-DUP-DUP-DUP
Overview
You will discover wonderful landscapes of terraced rice hills, ethnic minorities, and beautiful karst landscapes. A rich and varied itinerary of activities for nature lovers, emphasizing contact with the population and its culture in the Pu Luong Nature Reserve.
- The dazzling landscapes of Pu Luong, offering a highly diverse beauty with reliefs that will delight photographers: terraced rice fields, exceptional karst peaks.
- Rich and varied activities with highlights: Off-the-beaten-path walks emphasizing encounters with the inhabitants of minority ethnic villages who have preserved their ancestral cultures.
- Culture of the Thai ethnic groups.
Prices and Accommodation
How to book?
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Enter your travel date, the number of adults, and the language
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Click "Book this tour" for price, then "Book now" to reserve.
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"Pricing is for up to 6 adults. For larger groups, please request a customized offer in your 'special requests'
Included
- Accommodation
- Transportation as per the itinerary in a private vehicle with a driver for your group only.
- Meals as mentioned in the program: B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner.
- English-speaking guides for each stage of the itinerary unless otherwise specified.
- Entrance fees and visitation rights to the sites mentioned in the program.
- One liter of bottled water per person per day, administrative fees.
Excluded
- Traveler's personal insurance.
- Bank fees, Beverages, telephone, personal expenses, and anything not explicitly mentioned in the "This price includes" section.
- Tips
- Gala dinner and surcharges during holidays and peak season (if applicable).
Useful Information
It is hot in the North from April to November. Bring sunscreen, a raincoat, a hat, and insect repellent.
Warm clothing is advisable during winter (mid-November to early March). Bring a towel and toiletries for the night at the homestay. In Pu Luong, there are two rice seasons: from February to May and from June to September.
Out of respect for the places of worship, such as temples and pagodas, appropriate attire is required, and knees and shoulders must be covered.
Highly recommended safety equipment: insect repellent, hiking shoes.