• Trek along Luang Namtha

    Trek along the Nam O River and up an old Akha trail to the mountain top Akha Phouli village of Ban Nam Lo for an overnight stay, before heading through a bamboo forest to a limestone cave on this 2-day adventure.
  • Explore Khammouane

    Explore Khammouane province's Phou Hin Poun Protected Area
  • Bokeo The Gibbon

    mmerse yourself in the Gibbon Experience, two innovative programs centering on a network of canopy huts that provide a rare opportunity to see black-cheeked crested gibbons, once thought to be extinct. Overnight accommodation is in a canopy tree house with excellent views of the surrounding Bokeo Forest Reserve.
  • Discover Oudomxay

    Trekking in Oudomxay: Discover Oudomxay province with a choice of four 1-day tours and a 3-day trek with a home stay in a Khamu village.
  • Journey to Kong Lor Cave

    Journey to Kong Lor Cave, an amazing 7.5 km-long limestone tunnel formed by the Hinboun River
  • Kwang Si Luang Prabang

    Take this great 4- to 5-hour alternative walking route to Kwang Si Waterfall, and trek to Hmong and Khamu villages, green forests and mountain tops before arriving at the falls.
  • Home of Elephant

    Explore northern Sayaboury Province – the home of Laos’ annual Elephant Festival
  • Savannakhet Paradise

    Discover rural Lao life on a 3-day trek around Savannakhet

Trekking in Laos

The treks featured by Ecotourism Laos are mostly operated by provincial guide services and the villagers along the trail, all of who have received training. A significant portion of the trekking fees goes to local guides and villagers for home stays and other hospitality services as well as to support ongoing training, trail and facility maintenance and community development funds.

Resident guides have intimate knowledge of plants, wildlife and local culture, and hiring one through a tour operator or guide service will make your trek much more fulfilling. Booking a trek is the best way to visit a Lao National Protected Area.

Embark on a journey of a lifetime...take an ecotourism trek through the nature and culture of Laos.

A utility class is a class that defines a set of methods that perform common, often re-used functions. Your template includes a number of helpful utility classes to help style your content. In Joomla there is a number of different methods of adding a class name to an element..

Inline Styling

The most basic method is inline directly in to the HTML of your document. Note that this method is only used when your are viewing the HTML source of your document either via the CodeMirror editor or the source/HTML option available in most other editors. An example would look something like the following....

<h2 class="padding-bottom-40">
    A Sample Heading
</h2>

The above class name of padding-bottom-40 will add a padding (space) of 40px to the bottom of the text.

Module Class Suffix (Module)

This method is specific to modules. If you click in to the settings of any module and select the 'Advanced' tab you will notice a 'Module Class Suffix' field. Simply add the utility class to apply the CSS of this class to the enitre module. An popular example would be the utility class 'text-light' which will convert all the text within a module to white which you will find useful if you have a dark background image or color set for the module area background. Note you can add as many classes as you like by simply separating them with a space.

Link CSS Style (Menu Items)

This final method is specific to menu items. Clicking in to the settings of any menu item (Menus -> [YourMenu] -> [YourMenuItem]) and selecting the 'Link Type' you will notice a 'Link CSS Style' field. This will allow you to apply a class to that particular menu item.


Text/Icons Color Classes

Class
text-light
text-dark

Padding & Margin Classes

Class
padding-top-0
padding-top-5
padding-top-10
padding-top-15
padding-top-20
padding-top-30
padding-top-40
padding-top-60
padding-bottom-0
padding-bottom-5
padding-bottom-10
padding-bottom-15
padding-bottom-20
padding-bottom-30
padding-bottom-40
padding-bottom-60
padding-horiz-10
padding-horiz-20
padding-horiz-30
padding-horiz-40
padding-horiz-60
padding-vert-10
padding-vert-20
padding-vert-30
padding-vert-40
padding-vert-60
Class
margin-top-0
margin-top-5
margin-top-10
margin-top-15
margin-top-20
margin-top-30
margin-top-40
margin-top-60
margin-bottom-0
margin-bottom-5
margin-bottom-10
margin-bottom-15
margin-bottom-20
margin-bottom-30
margin-bottom-40
margin-bottom-60
margin-horiz-10
margin-horiz-20
margin-horiz-30
margin-horiz-40
margin-horiz-60
margin-vert-10
margin-vert-20
margin-vert-30
margin-vert-40
margin-vert-60

Background Color Classes

ClassColor
background-white
background-black
background-gray
ClassColor
background-gray-dark
background-gray-light
background-gray-lighter

It is worth noting that we have not used !important with any of these classes, therefore if you apply a utility class to an element that has !important CSS styling applied to it then this styling will not be overridden.

If you like this feature please let us know in our forums and we will extend on this in future template releases!