• An experienced Government certified, English speaking Tour guide
• Covered transport with an experienced certified driver
• Kayaks or rafts
• Accommodation: First night stay overnight with the family of Tai Lue Sam Tao (Ban Sinh Oudom), the second night at the banana leaf jungle forest camp and the last night at the bamboo camp, all accommodation: base camp without toilet & shower in stream
• Sleeping bags, foam mats and mosquito nets are supplied
• Meals-Lunch x 4, Dinner x 3, Breakfast x3
• Water During the trip
• Trekking permit and Provincial Tax on Net Income

You may like to carry some local currency (Lao Kip) because you will have the opportunity to purchase local handicraft from the villagers. 

• Which are foremost in our team’s planning and services delivery
• Your contribution includes your fitness level, suitable clothing and quality footwear

• Fitness level-Difficulty
  To reach and experience a variety of visually rewarding landscapes and ecosystems, the trek hike can be strenuous at times. So the tour is best suited to trekkers in sound physical condition. Expect to paddling  around 6-7 hours on day 1, walk 6-7 hours on day 2 and  a further  5-6 hours on day 2 and day 3 including ascents and descents  Good fitness levels will minimize body stress and enhance your positive trekking experience.

• Foot protection and safe walking
  A good quality pair of well fitting shoes with effective traction is essential. Either a pair of ‘runners’ or lightweight trekking boots are highly recommended for safety (foot and ankle protection), sureness of travel and overall enjoyment

• Sun Protection
  A broad brimmed hat is best, with water resistant ‘block out’ (sun screen cream), cool long shirt sleeves, cool trousers, sunglasses
  

• Insect protection. For comfort and safety  regarding possible insect bites and stings  we suggest

1. Insect Repellent,
2. Cool long shirt sleeves, cool trousers, cool socks
3. (Overnight Mosquito nets are provided for you)

• Rain Wear
  Tropical showers are an integral element of the landscape, so a waterproof layer is essential

• Evening Wear
  After trekking your body temperature will cool quickly you rest and the night descends, so an additional layer of warm clothing is essential

• Cold weather
  Night Temperatures in the mountains can drop fairly low during the Lao winter (December to January).  Again, an additional thermal clothing is essential.

• 2 x cotton T-shirts 
• One pair of shorts or long pants (please see above)
• 2 pair of socks.
• Light weight foot protection for evening wear
• Towel or sarong, swimmers, toiletry and personal effects.
• Your personal requirements
• Prepare a layer for cool evening wear
• Small flashlight, camera...

• There are no western-style toilets and washing facilities.
• Sleeping is on a banana leaf floor, dormitory style.
• Sleeping bags, foam mats and mosquito nets are supplied.

The tour itinerary is subject to change.
All areas are frequented by tourists because all trekking areas are supervised by Laos Tourism Administration, which means other trekkers may be in the area.