Pak Beng is a small town which is situated between Huay Xai and Luang Prabang. Due to its location, many travellers opt to take overnight at this sleepy charming village. Though there are not many tourist infrastructures in this town, you still can enjoy the local food in traditional restaurants and watch the impressive uninterrupted views across the Mekong River.
Wat Sin Jong Jaeng is one of the most popular and beautiful Buddhist temples in Pak Beng Laos. It was built during the French colonial period and has become a historic place in this small town. Visiting this temple, you have a precious chance to witness the stunning murals and the charming sunset over the Mekong River.
This wat is less known than the other temple Wat Sin Jong Jaeng but it is still worth a visit you want to find a quiet place. Besides, if you are looking for a sight to gain an insight into the culture of locals, Wat Kok Koh is a perfect place. You might want to consider taking a short hike which is more enjoyable and beautiful than travelling here by boat.
If you haven't had a chance to visit the Elephant conservation in either Luang Prabang or Vang Vieng, Mekong Elephant Park in Pak Beng will be the perfect alternative place to bring you the unforgettable experience when having a beautiful hike through the jungle with elephants and watching them a bath in the Mekong River.
If you are looking for some villages to observe locals traditional lifestyle, traditional costumes and customs, Ban Lai, Ban Houy Sengkham and Ban Souksai will be the ideal places. Enjoying an opportunity to interact with people and improve your knowledge about their daily life.
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Observing rural life along the Mekong River on a traditional boat trip to Pakbeng
Learning everything about Asian giants at Mekong Elephant Park
Trekking through Muang La's dense jungles to remoted villages and isolated waterfall
Cycling around the sleepy town of Nong Khiaw to visit Nong Khiaw bridge and Pa Thok cave
Meeting friendly locals at traditional Hmong and Khmu villages on your trek to Nong Khiaw’s outskirt
Boating on the Mekong River to visit Pak Ou caves, a scared site with thousands of Buddhist statues
Experiencing the peaceful atmosphere of Luang Prabang and visiting its cultural heritage sites on a cycling tour
Taking a motorbike tour to Phousi Market, Kuang Si Waterfalls and few ethnic minority villages
Pak Beng Quick Facts
Pak Beng sits midway between Luang Prabang and Huay Xai on the Mekong River
This small town has developed as an overnight stop for passenger ferries and cargo
In 2018, the population of Pak Beng as a whole is around 28,986 inhabitants
Locals can speak 3 different languages which are Laos, English and Chinese
Pak Beng is the home of many ethnic groups such as Khamu, Leu, Hmong and Lao
From the middle of November to the end of February is the best time to visit Pak Beng in Laos when the weather is dry, cool and quite comfortable. If warm weather is what you are after, the hottest months are April, May and June.
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Wat Sin Jong Jaeng
Wat Kok Koh
Mekong Elephant Park
Ethnic villages
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