Take a deep insight into Lao's distinct culture through melodious sounds of Khene at Kamu Lodge.

(TRAVPR.COM) LAOS - April 17th, 2015 - Laos' national musical instrument, the Khene can trace its origins to Southeast Asia's Bronze Age. It is sometimes called the harmonium or accordion of the east. The instrument is made of a special kind of bamboo, the pipes are connected with a small, hollowed-out hardwood reservoir into which air is blown, creating melodious sounds. It is those sounds we would like you to lose yourself in.

Well-known for its most unique accommodation in Luang Prabang, Kamu Lodge invites travelers to embark on the lodge’s long boat and cruise upstream the Mekong River to hear storytellers recite the tales of the past through their bamboo Khenes. Its newly launched Khene Music Two Night package priced at US$167* per person, including:

- A mini concert featuring traditional Khene music
- Return cruise transfer along the mighty Mekong
- Onshore exploration to Pak Ou cave
- Two night stay in the jungles in Luang Prabang, in unique Safari en-suite tent
- All meals – breakfast, lunch and dinner
- English speaking guide
- One hour traditional Kamu massage

The package also includes visits to Ban Nioy Hai village, a chance to partake in rice planting & harvesting, net fishing, gold panning, archery and/or half day trekking. This allows guests to learn more about landlocked Laos.

To book, contact your travel agent or info@kamulodge.com.  Further information about Kamu Lodge can be viewed in this website: www.kamulodge.com

* Terms and conditions apply.

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