Nam Ha National Protected Area is a national protected area in Luang Namtha Province in northern Laos. This mostly forested park is home to a variety of ethnic groups and diverse animal and plant species. The park is an ecotourism destination.
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A biodiverse cornicopia treasure which rightfully deserves protection. Ecotourism done well. The guide will help you safely taste many of the jungle plants!
The local government is being clever about managing this sustainably.
I hiked in (with a guide); overnighted in a remote village, and rafted out next day.
Very clean trails, but it we would be a good leadership practice for guides to bring a trash bag and teach the importance of keeping the jungle unspoiled by humans.
The villages are varying degrees of very poor, but socially successful and happy. Ecotourism helps them connect with the importance of preservation.
I recommend bringing school supplies (pencils) for the many children. 100-200 pencils for the school age kids (and teachers) would be nice. It means so...
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If you are going on a trek, please do some research about the tour companies. I went with one of the cheaper ones and wish I would have spend some more money for a better experience. Look up reviews of the agencies online before booking! The Park is beautiful, very unique experience to visit the villages and hike...
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Simply beautiful. But take care. Many of the tracks are rough, slippery and dangerous. Ensure you discuss this with your tour...
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