We actually booked this 2 day jungle trek with Green Discovery in Luang Nam Tha and it was fantastic. It was hard going, lots of nature (bugs) but it was fun - we saw a snake, rare orchids, mushrooms, beautiful huge butterflies and loads more. Our guide always had his eyes out looking for things and he shows you what... More

I agree that the the Lao office staff are inefficient and lazy with no concept of customer service. I booked a trip to the Elephant Festival in Sayabouri with the office in Luang Prabang. I tried to book it with the office in Vientiane, but the guy working there that day wasn't interesting in helping me so it was a... More

We visited the Green Disc. Offices in Pakse, Tha Khaek and Luang Prabang. It was the same everywhere. the staff seemed be absolutely not intersted in you or your questions, a lot of them spoke poor english, tours were not available etc etc. Because of their commitment to Ecotourism we decided to anyhow book a 4 day tour (3 days... More

We knew we wanted to spend at least a few days trekking through ethnic minority villages during our trip to Laos. We contacted Green Discovery from their website after reading about them in Lonely Planet. We chose to book the four-day Pak Ou Explorer trip, which includes three days of trekking and one day of kayaking outside of Luang Prabang.... More

Kuang Si Waterfall is 34 kms from Luang Prabang town centre. The roads there are sealed and in good condition if a little bit narrow. Watch out for the many wooden bridges as they have specific tyre tracks for cars & motorbikes. Go off them and you risk a nasty fall & injury. Medical services are not good in this... More

We opted to use Green Discovery for a day trip outing, a 4 hour trek through the forest, visiting small villages along the way and finishing at the Kouang Si Waterfall, where we had a lovely time swimming in the waterfall pools. It's difficult to choose between all the different tour companies, we chose Green Discovery based on the itinerary... More