Spend an unforgettable three days on our jungle retreat, wild thrill trails. You will trek through majestic jungle amongst beautiful plants and ancient trees, surrounded by sounds of wildlife. Staying overnight in a jungle camp, you will get an authentic wilderness experience, tasting traditional local food made from wild ingredients and bathing in peaceful streams. We will immerse you in local culture with a homestay in a remote village deep in the dense jungle. This trek is rated moderate difficulty and suitable for all hike fans..
Mission Trekking
Activity hours Day1: Trekking 5 hrs Day2: Trekking 6 hrs, Day3: Trekking 6 hrs
Meals D1: Lunch & Dinner D2: All meals D3: Breakfast & Lunch
Accommodation Jungle Camping & Homestay
Transport Minivan or Tuk-tuk
Starts – finishes time Day1: 09:00 – Day3: 17:00
What to bring Rucksuck, Hiking boots, Hat, Sunscreen, Mosquito spray, Torch, Clothes/shoes to get wet, Change of clothes, Warm clothes, Pocket money, Raincoat (Wet season).
What is included Water, Meals, English speaking guide, Local guide/s, Transport as mentioned above, Accommodation as mentioned, Community-based ecotourism fund, Government taxes, National Park conservation fund, Tourism development fund, Villages fund, All entrance fees, Travel permits.
 

Additional information

Duration3 days 2 nights
PhysicalityModerate-Difficult
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Day 1

Luang Namtha – Ban Chaleunsouk – Wild Banana Camp

After a 30 minute drive we will meet our local guide in the Ban Chaleunsouk village. We will commence the trek along a lovely valley where locals tend to do the farmland. We will continue up a steep mountain for an hour before start walking along the ridge, stopping for lunch along the way. We will walk under canopy forest through a maze of trails for three hours until we get to the jungle camp nestled on the bank of a serene river, the perfect setting for an authentic stay in the jungle. A further 15 minute walk will take you to the small falls where you can bath and relax. Then you will cook traditional Lao food with your guide. After dinner if you would like to do some night spotting for wildlife don’t hesitate to ask your guide to accompany you.
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Day 2

Wild Banana Camp – Remote Khmu Village Homestay

On this day we will explore an unfrequented trail previously used by hunters. The terrain is more difficult therefore we take a shorter path so you still will have a chance to see some wildlife whilst leisurely hiking amongst the magnificent forest. Enjoy the exuberant jungle, climbing hills and crossing streams to get to the village where we will stay overnight with a local family in their wooden house. You will have a chance to immerse yourself into a captivating local life. Spend the evening chatting with locals, playing with kids or swimming in the tranquil Nam Ha River.
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Day 3

Remote Khmu Village – Doi Lakkham – Luang Namtha

We will leave the village with delicious food prepared by our lovely host family, who will accompany us some of the way through the villages’ protected forest area. The jungle on the last day is even more fascinating and beautiful than before. The path is clear and wide enough for you to admire the 70 meter tall trees which many different species of birds and animals inhabit, i.e. squirrels, monkeys, civets etc. You will feel really close to nature as you explore this rich jungle. Then we will walk on to the peak of the mount before descending to the bottom where we finish our wild thrill trails trek.
Maximum 9pax Price per Person
1 $ 228
2 $ 129
3 $ 121
4 $ 115
5 $ 98
6 $ 91
7 $ 91
8 $ 80
Private Group Surcharge $ 75
wild thrill trails, wildness, hunter trails, jungle camping, tribe, homestay

Tour Reviews

5.00 based on 1 review
March 23, 2020

An incredible cultural and adventurous experience in the beautiful Nam Ha NPA! From visiting the morning market to collect our food supplies, to chatting around the fire at the jungle camp to learning about the local flora and its traditional uses, this was a real immersive and informative trek.
Our guide Mun was a wealth of knowledge, super friendly and spoke excellent English; the other traveller and I learnt a lot about Laos and Khmu culture from him. We barely saw any other tourists and ventured deep into the jungle which I loved. We stayed in a jungle camp the first night and Mun cooked us a delicious meal (and catered for me as a vegetarian), and a lovely homestay in Nalan Neua the second night.
Swimming in the Nam Ha river with the local kids after trekking for 6 hours the second day was amazing. As an ecologist I was also excited about seeing an Asian Tree Pit Viper. The ‘moderate’ level for the trek is appropriate, I’ve never sweated so much in my life but it was so worth it! An unforgettable experience that I would highly recommend to all. Thanks Tom, Mun and the rest of the team 🙂

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