Embark on a morning of culture and connection in Pu Luong. Cross the charming Bamboo Bridge, cycle through peaceful Chieng Ai Village, and join a hands-on cooking class using fresh local ingredients. Enjoy lunch with a local family, then relax with a fun Buffalo Cart ride – the perfect treat after a gentle adventure. Wrap up your experience surrounded by rice fields and jungle streams before heading back to your lodge.
- Cycling
- Cooking Class
- Buffalo Cart Ride
- Scenic village trekking
- Cycling through local villages
- Hands-on local cooking class
- Authentic local cultural encounters
- Terraced rice-field scenery
08:30 – Pick up from your hotel and head to the Bamboo Bridge over the Ma River, enjoying scenic views and observing local artisans at work.
08:30 – 12:00 – Cross the Bamboo Bridge and cycle through Chieng Ai Village. Visit local families, learn about traditional rice wine production and taste homemade rice wine, explore a traditional home, listen to local historical stories, and join a hands-on cooking class using fresh local ingredients.
12:00 – 12:30 – Enjoy a family-prepared lunch at a local home.
12:30 – Relax with a traditional buffalo cart ride before returning to your hotel. Tour ends.
- Shared car transportation with an experienced driver.
- Enjoy a cooking class followed by lunch at a local home.
- Visit local houses, farms… (Buffalos, pigs, dogs, cats, chickens…).
- Guided tours with English-speaking – local guides.
- Trekking in the village.
- Bottled water on tour.
- The buffalo cart ride.
- Entry fees.
- VAT (Government tax).
- Drinks, gratuities, and personal expenses.
- Insurance and tips.
- 0 – 5 years old: One child in this age group can join the tour free of charge. For each additional child in this age group, the cost is 50% of the adult price.
- 6 – 9 years old: 75% of the adult price, with an extra bed provided.
- 10 years and older: 100% of the adult price, with an extra bed provided.
Please note: For safety reasons, the itinerary may change due to force majeure ,such as natural disasters, epidemics, or as required by local authorities or the tour operator.
