A group of us had a really interesting tour of this enterprise this afternoon. Whether you are a family with small children or adults there is so much to enjoy. You can stroke rabbits, pigs, milk the buffalo etc but also learn how this farm is not only employing Laos folk but also educating farmers to improve production and mother's to improve nutrition. So worthwhile not to be missed when in Luang prabang.

There r two tours u can do , one for 140000 tour one)and one for 240000 Kip tour 2( £12.50) .we did the tour 2 as it involved see all farm animals, goats, rabbits , buffalo , milking the calves, brushing the buffalo and having a taste of buffalo ice cream , cake and a tea or coffee.We had a young Costa Rican girl take us on the tour and it was only her second tour and she was excellent.Gave us lots of information.There was only four of us and the guide.We enjoyed the tour very much (approx hr long), especillay feeding the calves and having a go at milking the buffalo.The resident cat even came on the tour with us and sat on my husbands shoulder the whole time lol

We stumbled on ‘The Buffalo Farm’ when we were out exploring the country side with our taxi guide. It was such an interesting and fascinating visit to learn about the Buffalos, their environment and the recent development of the Buffalos in the area which really surprised us. It was great to get up close to them too as we initially thought we would only be seeing the from afar. ! An added bonus was the pigs and the rabbits, which were also interesting as well as fun. The farm offers a great environment to relax and to try the delights produced from the Buffalo’s milk. We tried really yummy cake as well as delicious ice cream (recommend coffee as well as the baileys). We are absolutely delighted we dropped into the farm and given our limited time for the visit we thought the presentation of the farm information was spot on! Janice and Jonathan 😃

We came here after visiting the nearby waterfalls and we’re so glad we did! There are two types of yours, and we selected Tour 1 which was 145,000kip. This included a tour from the lovely co-founder and we got to learn about the history of the farm and up to the present day what is being done. We also got to feed pigs, rabbits and buffalo, and even got to milk buffalo! Afterwards we thoroughly enjoyed the buffalo cheese board selection for $6 and then the ricotta cheesecake for $4. I highly recommend visiting here for a unique experience in Luang Prabang, particularly as your money is going to a good cause! The treatment of the animals appears excellent and ethical, and at no point did we ever feel like they are not being cared for properly - the owner loves each and every one of them!

Went to Buffalo Dairy on 24/3/23, had a great time with guide Daniel who's well versed despite it being his first week. Ample time given to interact with the animals, interesting crash course on farm animals. Definitely a place to drop by on the way to or back from Kuang Si Falls. Highly recommend!!

Lovely project, they teach tourist and locals how to raise and care for farm animals. The animals are in good shape and well cared for and live under conditions which conventional farm animals in the “western” world could only dream of. They have a team of well educated expats, who are willing to explain everything. It’s more of an educational and social project then an actual farm and the tours are a very hands on experience- perfect for children and city folk who want to get in touch with livestock.

I called into here on the way back from Kuang Si waterfall as it is just off the same stretch of road. It’s a great place to visit. The owners and staff are quite obviously devoted to the wellbeing of their animals and you get to interact in a positive way with most of them. Make sure you try the ice cream too. Highly recommended.

Another pleasant surprise in the Luang Prabang area that we weren't aware of when we first got there. Like many other visitors, we visited the farm on the way back from the Kuang Si Falls. We had to choose from one of two available tours. The kids enjoyed it immensely as it gave them the opportunity to feed the rabbits, pigs and buffaloes, as well as see what how a farm operated. And all of us enjoyed ice cream at the end of the visit.

A great stop off on the way to or from Kuang Si Falls.   A social enterprise helping and educating local communities on the welfare of their buffalo and introducing them to the idea of milking buffalo; never previously done in Laos.   Set up by an American and an Australian lady, it is a great place to spend a few hours for adults and children.  No need to prebook.  We saw around the farm, got to meet the animals, milk a buffalo and help give the buffalo a scrub.   Afterwards, we enjoyed some very tasty buffalo milk ice cream.