How much does the Gibbon Experience cost?

Classic Gibbon Experience The cost is normally around 310 USD.

Is the Gibbon Experience worth it?

Whether you see gibbons or not (we didn’t unfortunately), the gibbon experience is worth visiting as the zip lines and treehouses are both wonderful. The trekking isn’t too difficult in the classic, there’s a lot of up and down but never for too long until you reach another zip line or tree house.

Where to go for the Gibbon Experience in Laos?

The Gibbon Experience in northern Laos is like a childhood fantasy come true. This unique project within the Nam Ka National Park lets you stay overnight in tree huts up to 40m above the ground — and then soar above the jungle canopy using a combined 15km (!) of zip-lines.

How is the Gibbon Experience in Nam Ka?

This unique project within the Nam Ka National Park lets you stay overnight in tree huts up to 40m above the ground — and then soar above the jungle canopy using a combined 15km (!) of zip-lines. It’s a thrill to glide from one side of a valley to the next while getting a drone’s eye view of the canopy below.

What do you need to know about the Gibbon Experience?

Welcome to The Gibbon Experience! We built the world’s highest tree houses so you can experience flying through the forest canopies and waking up surrounded by gibbons. Your interest and presence in the forest has raised awareness for the need for its conservation, and made the creation of the Nam Kan National park possible.

What do you do in the morning at the Gibbon?

You’ll be having family-style meals delivered via zipline by your cook. In the morning, you’ll wake up to some stunning vistas of the rainforest with morning mist forming layered silhouettes. By the way, maybe this is an odd detail, but I had quite possibly the best shower of my life at the Gibbon Experience.