Laos Tours in February 2027
Planning for a trip to Laos during February? We offer 10 tour packages to Laos departing in February 2027 that have 50 customer reviews. Operated by our hand-picked, qualified travel experts, you will experience the best of Laos on your February holiday.
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Join one of these handpicked Laos February 2027 tour packages, tailored to the season.
Curated by Alex Nguyen
Laos travel expert at Bookmundi
Laos reveals its soulful charm in just eight days on the "Highlights of Laos" tour, perfect for experienced travelers seeking a blend of culture and natural beauty. Starting in Vientiane and ending in Luang Prabang, this guided trip showcases glittering Buddhist temples, mysterious caves, and cascading blue waterfalls.
In Luang Prabang, soak up the city’s unique fusion of French colonial architecture and gilded temples, rising early to witness monks collecting alms at sunrise. Explore Vientiane’s laid-back capital, bartering for treasures at the riverside night market, before heading to Vang Vieng’s dramatic limestone karsts and the gentle Nam Song River.
What sets this tour package apart is its compact yet comprehensive itinerary, offering authentic local experiences and awe-inspiring vistas in just over a week. For those eager to see Laos’s spiritual heart and natural wonders, this trip is a journey of discovery and delight.
Tour Type
Group Tour
8 days
Uncover the serene beauty and enigmatic history of Laos on this 10-day private tour, ideal for both young adults and seniors seeking an off-the-beaten-path escape. From the UNESCO-listed old capital of Luang Prabang, adorned with gilded Buddhist temples, to the mysterious Plain of Jars in Xiengkhouang, each day offers a blend of cultural immersion and natural splendor.
Venture to the breathtaking Kuang Si Falls, where turquoise waters cascade through lush jungle, and journey south to the tranquil Bolaven Plateau, famous for its cool climate, dramatic waterfalls, and some of the world’s finest coffee plantations. The tour winds its way to the ancient Vat Phou temple complex—predating Cambodia’s Angkor Wat—and the laid-back Si Phan Don (Four Thousand Islands), where a boat tour reveals the peaceful rhythm of life along the Lower Mekong.
What truly sets this trip apart is its balance of cultural discovery and scenic wonders, all with the flexibility and comfort of a private tour package. With accommodation, meals, and transport included, you’ll experience Laos’s hidden charm at a relaxed pace, making it the perfect getaway for travelers who crave authenticity and tranquility.
Tour Type
Group Tour
10 days
Imagine gliding by train through lush landscapes, staying in handpicked hotels, and discovering the serene wonders of Laos—all at a comfortable, moderate pace. Designed with senior travelers in mind, this 10-day cultural tour begins and ends in Vientiane, unveiling the glittering temples and thriving traditions of Laos. Wander storied towns like Vang Vieng and Luang Prabang, where golden stupas and colonial-era charm invite exploration, before delving off the beaten path to the rainforests and waterfalls of Nam Kat and Oudomxay.
A highlight of your journey is staying in a resort nestled deep within the protected forests of Nam Kat Yorla Pa, offering both comfort and immersion in nature. Guided by local experts, you’ll discover bustling markets, sacred caves, and tranquil rivers, all while enjoying the comfort of thoughtfully selected accommodations and seamless train travel. The unique selling point? A curated blend of culture, nature, and luxury, making this tour package ideal for those who want to experience Laos in comfort and style, with every detail taken care of.
Tour Type
Group Tour
10 days
Explore Laos through a journey that blends adventure, culture, and untouched natural beauty. Begin in Nong Khiaw, a serene riverside village surrounded by dramatic limestone mountains. Hike to Pha Daeng Viewpoint for sunrise, cruise the Nam Ou River, and explore Pha Noy Cave before reaching the charming village of Muang Ngoi Neua.
In Luang Prabang, experience local traditions — taste rice whisky, visit Pak Ou Caves, admire Wat Xiengthong, and enjoy sunset views from Mount Phousi. Explore the vibrant Sisavangvong Street night market for a true taste of local life.
Ride the new bullet train to Vang Vieng, known for Kuang Si Waterfall, lively night markets, and thrilling adventures such as hot-air ballooning, the Blue Lagoon, and kayaking through limestone caves.
Conclude your journey in Vientiane, where sacred sites like Wat Sisaket, That Luang, and Xieng Khuan (Buddha Park) showcase Laos’ spiritual artistry. A week through Laos that captures both peace and pulse in equal measure.
Tour Type
Group Tour
7 days
Embark on an epic 16-day tour through the cultural heartlands of Indochina, where Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia reveal their most treasured highlights. This guided trip offers young adults and experienced travelers alike a vibrant journey beginning in Bangkok, with its dazzling temples and lively floating markets. Next, uncover the mysteries of Khmer civilization in Siem Reap and witness the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat.
Venture onward to Vietnam’s lush Mekong Delta, traverse the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, and cruise through the majestic Ha Long Bay. The tour then brings you to Laos, home to the enchanting Luang Prabang, serene Pak Ou caves, and the cascading Khouangsi Waterfall. A final return to Thailand ensures your Indochina adventure ends on a high note.
The unique selling point of this tour package is its seamless integration of local experiences and iconic sights across four diverse countries, all within a single, well-paced itinerary. Perfect for those who crave both depth and variety in their travel experiences.
Tour Type
Group Tour
16 days
Unlock the mysteries of Laos on the '5 Days | Caves and Mysteries' tour, a fully guided exploration from Luang Prabang to Vientiane. Designed for young adults and seasoned travelers, this trip traverses Route 13’s mountain scenery, the enigmatic Plain of Jars, bustling local markets, and authentic Hmong and Khmu villages. Marvel at the 8-kilometer Kong Lor cave by boat, venturing deep into the earth’s heart before concluding in the capital. The USP? Immersive journeys through ancient landscapes and traditional hill-tribe cultures, all delivered in a compact, adventure-packed itinerary.
Tour Type
Group Tour
5 days
Ready for an immersive trek off the beaten path? The Day Hike: Longhut Trail offers adventurous young adults and experienced hikers a full day traversing the rugged, jungle-clad mountains near Ban Xieng Lom. After a scenic river crossing, ascend through lush forest to a remote Khmu village, observing daily life and engaging with locals. Continue along steep, rocky trails past limestone cliffs and vibrant ferns to reach a secluded Hmong settlement, where a humble local lunch and warm hospitality await. The descent follows a stream, passing villagers returning from market, before a final boat ride completes your 17 km journey. The unique selling point is the rare opportunity for genuine cultural interaction and exploration of remote Lao communities—making this hiking tour an unforgettable adventure for those seeking authenticity and challenge in equal measure.
Tour Type
Group Tour
1 day
Step into the wild heart of Laos on the "Day Hike: Thin Pha Trail"—a one-day hiking trip designed for active travelers eager to connect with the country’s landscapes and vibrant communities. Trek through the jungle-clad foothills of limestone mountains, cross the Nam Khan River by boat, and visit welcoming Hmong and Khmu hill tribe villages.
As you journey along scenic ridges and rocky slopes, your guide shares insights into local customs and the region’s diverse flora and fauna. Enjoy a traditional lunch in a hilltop village, then wind your way through rice paddies and countryside, interacting with villagers along the route. During the wet season, cap your adventure with a refreshing swim at Tad Sae Waterfall.
For young adults and experienced explorers, the tour’s unique appeal lies in its authentic village encounters and the opportunity to support local communities directly through your participation. If you’re seeking a hiking experience that goes beyond the ordinary, this trip is a true immersion into Laos’ natural and cultural wonders.
Tour Type
Group Tour
1 day
This guided, group tour is for those interested in exploring Luang Prabang, an ancient city that was the royal capital of the country until 1975. Upon meeting your group members and tour guides at our sales office, your tour starts with a visit to the morning market, a lively street where locals shop for everything from colorful vegetables and exotic fruits to live frogs.
Next, step into the serene calm of one of the city’s most elaborate monasteries, Wat Mai, and then to the former king's palace, where you’ll discover the history and present life of Luang Prabang. From there, we will head to the ancient Wat Xieng Thong Temple, which features a spectacular low sweeping roof. This temple is Luang Prabang’s most distinctive and recognized monastery.
After lunch we'll visit either the Unexploded Ordnance Museum (UXO Museum) Visitor's Centre*, which documents the devastation that Laos suffered during the Second Indochina War, or peruse local crafts at Ock Pop Tok, which brings the fascinating world of traditional Lao handicrafts alive for guests. After that, we’ll explore the 16th century Wat Visoun Temple, known for its enormous stupa and its collection of old gilded Buddhas.
We'll finish the day visiting the Traditional Art and Ethnology Centre (TAEC)**, the only independent resource center in Laos dedicated to the country's many and diverse ethnic groups.
*The Unexploded Ordnance Museum (UXO Museum) is closed on Saturday & Sunday.
**The Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre is closed on Monday.
Tour Type
Group Tour
1 day
Experience the enchanting rhythms of Laos with the "Highlights of Laos – 7 Days" tour package, designed for experienced travelers and seniors seeking a serene yet culturally rich journey. Starting in Vientiane and concluding in Luang Prabang, this easy-paced, guided group adventure reveals the timeless beauty and spirituality of Laos.
Wander through Vientiane’s relaxed boulevards, marvel at ancient temples adorned with saffron-clad monks, and soak up the natural splendor of Vang Vieng’s dramatic limestone karsts. In Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage site, discover immaculately preserved architecture and the gentle flow of daily life along the Mekong.
This tour includes comfortable hotel accommodation, efficient transport, meals, and expert guidance, ensuring a worry-free trip. The easy activity level makes it accessible and enjoyable, with plenty of time for leisurely exploration and meaningful cultural encounters.
What sets this journey apart is its harmonious blend of spiritual tranquility and scenic wonder—offering travelers the chance to connect deeply with Laos’s landscapes, history, and welcoming people. Perfect for those who appreciate a gentle pace and a touch of magic in their travels.
Tour Type
Group Tour
7 days
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Curated by Alex Nguyen
Laos travel expert at BookmundiLaos reveals its soulful charm in just eight days on the "Highlights of Laos" tour, perfect for experienced travelers seeking a blend of culture and natural beauty. Starting in Vientiane and ending in Luang Prabang, this guided trip showcases glittering Buddhist temples, mysterious caves, and cascading blue waterfalls.
In Luang Prabang, soak up the city’s unique fusion of French colonial architecture and gilded temples, rising early to witness monks collecting alms at sunrise. Explore Vientiane’s laid-back capital, bartering for treasures at the riverside night market, before heading to Vang Vieng’s dramatic limestone karsts and the gentle Nam Song River.
What sets this tour package apart is its compact yet comprehensive itinerary, offering authentic local experiences and awe-inspiring vistas in just over a week. For those eager to see Laos’s spiritual heart and natural wonders, this trip is a journey of discovery and delight.
8 days
Uncover the serene beauty and enigmatic history of Laos on this 10-day private tour, ideal for both young adults and seniors seeking an off-the-beaten-path escape. From the UNESCO-listed old capital of Luang Prabang, adorned with gilded Buddhist temples, to the mysterious Plain of Jars in Xiengkhouang, each day offers a blend of cultural immersion and natural splendor.
Venture to the breathtaking Kuang Si Falls, where turquoise waters cascade through lush jungle, and journey south to the tranquil Bolaven Plateau, famous for its cool climate, dramatic waterfalls, and some of the world’s finest coffee plantations. The tour winds its way to the ancient Vat Phou temple complex—predating Cambodia’s Angkor Wat—and the laid-back Si Phan Don (Four Thousand Islands), where a boat tour reveals the peaceful rhythm of life along the Lower Mekong.
What truly sets this trip apart is its balance of cultural discovery and scenic wonders, all with the flexibility and comfort of a private tour package. With accommodation, meals, and transport included, you’ll experience Laos’s hidden charm at a relaxed pace, making it the perfect getaway for travelers who crave authenticity and tranquility.
10 days
Imagine gliding by train through lush landscapes, staying in handpicked hotels, and discovering the serene wonders of Laos—all at a comfortable, moderate pace. Designed with senior travelers in mind, this 10-day cultural tour begins and ends in Vientiane, unveiling the glittering temples and thriving traditions of Laos. Wander storied towns like Vang Vieng and Luang Prabang, where golden stupas and colonial-era charm invite exploration, before delving off the beaten path to the rainforests and waterfalls of Nam Kat and Oudomxay.
A highlight of your journey is staying in a resort nestled deep within the protected forests of Nam Kat Yorla Pa, offering both comfort and immersion in nature. Guided by local experts, you’ll discover bustling markets, sacred caves, and tranquil rivers, all while enjoying the comfort of thoughtfully selected accommodations and seamless train travel. The unique selling point? A curated blend of culture, nature, and luxury, making this tour package ideal for those who want to experience Laos in comfort and style, with every detail taken care of.
10 days
Explore Laos through a journey that blends adventure, culture, and untouched natural beauty. Begin in Nong Khiaw, a serene riverside village surrounded by dramatic limestone mountains. Hike to Pha Daeng Viewpoint for sunrise, cruise the Nam Ou River, and explore Pha Noy Cave before reaching the charming village of Muang Ngoi Neua.
In Luang Prabang, experience local traditions — taste rice whisky, visit Pak Ou Caves, admire Wat Xiengthong, and enjoy sunset views from Mount Phousi. Explore the vibrant Sisavangvong Street night market for a true taste of local life.
Ride the new bullet train to Vang Vieng, known for Kuang Si Waterfall, lively night markets, and thrilling adventures such as hot-air ballooning, the Blue Lagoon, and kayaking through limestone caves.
Conclude your journey in Vientiane, where sacred sites like Wat Sisaket, That Luang, and Xieng Khuan (Buddha Park) showcase Laos’ spiritual artistry. A week through Laos that captures both peace and pulse in equal measure.
7 days
Embark on an epic 16-day tour through the cultural heartlands of Indochina, where Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia reveal their most treasured highlights. This guided trip offers young adults and experienced travelers alike a vibrant journey beginning in Bangkok, with its dazzling temples and lively floating markets. Next, uncover the mysteries of Khmer civilization in Siem Reap and witness the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat.
Venture onward to Vietnam’s lush Mekong Delta, traverse the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, and cruise through the majestic Ha Long Bay. The tour then brings you to Laos, home to the enchanting Luang Prabang, serene Pak Ou caves, and the cascading Khouangsi Waterfall. A final return to Thailand ensures your Indochina adventure ends on a high note.
The unique selling point of this tour package is its seamless integration of local experiences and iconic sights across four diverse countries, all within a single, well-paced itinerary. Perfect for those who crave both depth and variety in their travel experiences.
16 days
Ready for an immersive trek off the beaten path? The Day Hike: Longhut Trail offers adventurous young adults and experienced hikers a full day traversing the rugged, jungle-clad mountains near Ban Xieng Lom. After a scenic river crossing, ascend through lush forest to a remote Khmu village, observing daily life and engaging with locals. Continue along steep, rocky trails past limestone cliffs and vibrant ferns to reach a secluded Hmong settlement, where a humble local lunch and warm hospitality await. The descent follows a stream, passing villagers returning from market, before a final boat ride completes your 17 km journey. The unique selling point is the rare opportunity for genuine cultural interaction and exploration of remote Lao communities—making this hiking tour an unforgettable adventure for those seeking authenticity and challenge in equal measure.
1 day
Step into the wild heart of Laos on the "Day Hike: Thin Pha Trail"—a one-day hiking trip designed for active travelers eager to connect with the country’s landscapes and vibrant communities. Trek through the jungle-clad foothills of limestone mountains, cross the Nam Khan River by boat, and visit welcoming Hmong and Khmu hill tribe villages.
As you journey along scenic ridges and rocky slopes, your guide shares insights into local customs and the region’s diverse flora and fauna. Enjoy a traditional lunch in a hilltop village, then wind your way through rice paddies and countryside, interacting with villagers along the route. During the wet season, cap your adventure with a refreshing swim at Tad Sae Waterfall.
For young adults and experienced explorers, the tour’s unique appeal lies in its authentic village encounters and the opportunity to support local communities directly through your participation. If you’re seeking a hiking experience that goes beyond the ordinary, this trip is a true immersion into Laos’ natural and cultural wonders.
1 day
Unlock the mysteries of Laos on the '5 Days | Caves and Mysteries' tour, a fully guided exploration from Luang Prabang to Vientiane. Designed for young adults and seasoned travelers, this trip traverses Route 13’s mountain scenery, the enigmatic Plain of Jars, bustling local markets, and authentic Hmong and Khmu villages. Marvel at the 8-kilometer Kong Lor cave by boat, venturing deep into the earth’s heart before concluding in the capital. The USP? Immersive journeys through ancient landscapes and traditional hill-tribe cultures, all delivered in a compact, adventure-packed itinerary.
5 days
This guided, group tour is for those interested in exploring Luang Prabang, an ancient city that was the royal capital of the country until 1975. Upon meeting your group members and tour guides at our sales office, your tour starts with a visit to the morning market, a lively street where locals shop for everything from colorful vegetables and exotic fruits to live frogs.
Next, step into the serene calm of one of the city’s most elaborate monasteries, Wat Mai, and then to the former king's palace, where you’ll discover the history and present life of Luang Prabang. From there, we will head to the ancient Wat Xieng Thong Temple, which features a spectacular low sweeping roof. This temple is Luang Prabang’s most distinctive and recognized monastery.
After lunch we'll visit either the Unexploded Ordnance Museum (UXO Museum) Visitor's Centre*, which documents the devastation that Laos suffered during the Second Indochina War, or peruse local crafts at Ock Pop Tok, which brings the fascinating world of traditional Lao handicrafts alive for guests. After that, we’ll explore the 16th century Wat Visoun Temple, known for its enormous stupa and its collection of old gilded Buddhas.
We'll finish the day visiting the Traditional Art and Ethnology Centre (TAEC)**, the only independent resource center in Laos dedicated to the country's many and diverse ethnic groups.
*The Unexploded Ordnance Museum (UXO Museum) is closed on Saturday & Sunday.
**The Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre is closed on Monday.
1 day
Luang Prabang’s golden temples, the turquoise Khouang Si waterfall, and the tranquil beauty of southern Laos await on the "Beautiful Laos - 8 days" tour. This private trip is thoughtfully curated for those who appreciate a relaxed, yet enriching cultural experience, making it especially suitable for seasoned travelers and seniors. Journey from the UNESCO-listed charms of Luang Prabang to the laid-back capital of Vientiane, and onward to the enchanting 4000 Islands region near Pakse. Along the way, enjoy scenic drives, vibrant markets, and serene river landscapes, all with the guidance of local experts. The unique selling point of this tour package lies in its comprehensive north-to-south itinerary, allowing you to sample the very best of Laos without haste—accommodation, transport, and meals included for a worry-free journey.
8 days
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Reviews of our Laos Tours for February
Feedback from guests who toured Laos during February.
Anonymous | Traveled in March
First time with Exodus - exceeded our expectations - programme well planned and varied - loved the activities - group leaders excellent - fellow group members great company.
Maggie | Traveled in March
Laos is an interesting country that is still quite undeveloped and new for tourism. This particular trip was not very inspiring, and particularly as most of the travel was by train which meant not much of the countryside was seen. I didn’t think the itinerary has enough in it
Anonymous | Traveled in March
We were among the first people to test out this Exodus itinerary, our group of 11 being the third to undertake Laos in Comfort since it was added to the schedule. I have been hankering to tour Laos for some years, having already been with Exodus to Vietnam and Cambodia, and for me it was the destination and not the comfort that was of prime importance. Having said that, all the hotels we stayed at were excellent, offering comfortable facilities with welcoming pools and good breakfasts. It was a joy to visit Luang Prabang, which is really Buddhist Central, and in particular getting up before sunrise to hand out alms to passing monks. We also enjoyed kayaking on the river at Vang Vieng and visiting (and swimming in) the waterfalls at Nam Kat. Our adventure included four journeys on the high speed train, which now cuts through Laos from China. While this was a new experience for me, I felt it was at least one high speed trip too many. For me, Luang Prabang was such a high I didn't want to return to Vientiane for our final farewell. Hopefully in future Exodus travellers will enjoy an extra night in Luang Prabang and end the trip with flights from there.
Anonymous | Traveled in February
Overall I had a good experience in Laos on my first Explore trip. The positives were a solid itinerary visiting the 3 places of Vientiane, Vang Vieng, and Luang Prabang. Our tour leader Nam was well organised and most of the tour ran smoothly. The negatives were although Nam was nice and helpful he is let down by his communication skills. He wasn't always clear and at times he gave long-winded explanations. He didn't set a whatsapp group until day 4. And it would have been better that our daily plans were posted in Whatsapp to avoid confusion. The optional tour in Vang Vieng at I think USD30 was not value for money. The whole group did this optional tour and the visit to the Hmong village and Blue Lagoon wasn't worth it in my opinion. Lastly the Silver Naga hotel in Vang Vieng had a substandard bathroom with no shower cubicle, making it a 2 star standard.
Anonymous | Traveled in February
Nam was a great guide to Laos. I loved this itinerary and found the accommodations to be comfortable and clean. Would recommend to others.
Anonymous | Traveled in February
A great mix of culture and adventure. Informative guides who genuinely care. Friendly and knowledgeable travel consultants that go out of their way to answer questions and offer previous advice and destination tips
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