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This serious and renowned agency is specialized in discovery and adventure tourism: trekking, mountain biking, kayaking, motorcycle on the trails, waterfall discovery, eco-tourism in minority villages or even a combination of all these activities (your choice). Choose from half-day to multi-day tours with customized programs with professional and well-trained local guides. The equipment provided on the tours is very new and well maintained and the emphasis is on safety.
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Local generalist agency. Open every day from 9am to 9:30pm.
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Creator and Organizer of tailor-made trips and "Sport and Adventure" and "Discovery" Tours in Laos for over 15 years
Discover Laos with Tiger Trail we develop ecotourism and responsible tourism in Laos. The services we offer are the result of our commitment to adventure tourism and above all a form of responsible tourism in intense collaboration with the various ethnic groups of Laos and the government.
- We are committed to preserving the natural environment
- We respect the cultures and traditions of the Laotian ethnic groups
- We are committed to sustainable development projects through our Fair Trek department
- We create new trails for local populations and for our visitors
Tiger Trail gives you the opportunity to make your trip to Laos an unforgettable experience, and to contribute to the development of responsible tourism that benefits the local population
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Members' reviews on TIGER TRAIL
1. Bring toilet paper (there is none for the entire trek and none at the home stays). Luckily we brought some but we weren’t advised to bring any, so it’s lucky we did! It’s also squat toilets and cold bucket showers, so be prepared! (The cold water is very nice after a long day of hiking!)
2. The sleeping conditions are very tough. You sleep on the floor in a communal room with the family. The “mattress” they give you is extremely hard (expect sore hips if you sleep on your side) and the room itself is very noisy - our first night we shared the room with 10 people, including children and a baby who cried all night. People wake up at about 4 a.m. and start playing music on their phones. Next time I would bring ear plugs and a camping sleeping mattress to sleep on, as well as a sleep sheet and my own pillowcase as the blanket/pillow provided were really dirty. That said, it’s likely homestay dependent as the pillows and blanket at our second homestay smelled clean and that place was quieter (we only shared a room with three people).
3. We are vegetarian so the food was repetitive, but I found it tasty regardless. I don’t know what it would be like for meat eaters, but I think next time I would bring more snacks and energy bars.
4. The hiking on this particular trail is very nice with lots of up and down. We’re strong hikers and shaved an hour off the estimated hike time each day. The last day particularly involves hiking down a steep road for two hours, so if you have sensitive knees, bring hiking sticks.
Overall it was a wonderful experience, and truly interesting to see how the locals live, and the landscapes are lovely. The Lao people in the villages were kind, warm, and welcoming. For whatever trip you decide to do, ask for the guide Aaron. He was informative, helpful, and truly excited to show us his culture.
The Fairtrek day is good, not too difficult but you will be trekking for 6-7 hours (including stops) Although I’m not normally interested in culture I nevertheless found the villages fascinating as time seems to have stood still, particularly in the Mong village where only 5 families live. Here as well as no electricity there is no running water either. The final village is also where the home stay is which is just a basic room, mattress on the floor and a mosquito net. My guide was Khao and he was informative without going overboard. We walked at my pace and I was not hurried at any point.
The chicken run is basically the Chomphet loop (see Google maps) It was also really good as very few tourists cross over this side of the Mekong so lots of children wave and shout Sabadee as you pass. There are plenty of hills but none are particularly long and you’ll finish between 1430 & 1530. Oun was my guide on this one and again we went at my pace and I was not hurried
Overall two excellent days out and I would definitely use this company again
500 USD pour 2 personnes, c'est hors de prix compte-tenu des prestations. Nous avons fait des dizaines de treks et c'est la première fois que nous tombons,sur une agence aussi malhonnête.
Nous,avons commandé 2 treks , dont un situé à 100 km plus,au nord.Tiger à tenté de nous vendre une trek différent. Nous avons refusé, ils ont donc sous traité ce trek à une autre agence et c'était parfait.
Pour résumer, Tiger est juste bon pour vous faire visiter des cascades et quelques grottes sinon ils ne sont pas à la hauteur .
Je pense que vous trouverez de meilleures prestations sans aucun soucis et à des prix plus intéressants. AGENCE A EVITER et ne répondez pas que nous nous sommes trompes d 'agence comme vous,avez tendance à le faire