Luang Namtha

Luang Namtha, nestled amidst rugged mountains, pristine forests, and fertile river plains, borders China and Myanmar, serving as a historic crossroads in Southeast Asia. Across centuries, its people have witnessed the ebb and flow of Tai Kingdoms, leaving behind abandoned temples, stupas, and moated cities. Today, the province hosts over 20 ethnic groups, rendering it one of Laos' most culturally diverse regions. Renowned for ecotourism, Luang Namtha beckons with trekking and kayaking in Nam Ha National Park, offering immersive stays in ethnic communities and forest camps. Exploring the province's rich diversity is also facilitated by bicycle or motorbike.

Trekking in Luang Namtha