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Enter where the late Prince Souvanna Phouma lived. Stay in an elegant blend of colonial french and native laotian designs. Discover the mystery of a unesco world heritage centre. Rumble down dirt paths to local villages. Step over ancient temple threshold s. Dive into cool waterfall pools. cruise down the Mekong. Discover an enchanting allure at Angsana Maison Souvannaphoum hotel.
Situated 10 minutes from downtown Luang Prabang in a charming mountain setting, the newly opened Pullman Luang Prabang sprawls over 16 hectares of landscaped gardens. It is the nearest resort to Kuang Si Waterfalls and Bear Rescue Centre.
Nestled in the heart of Luang Prabang, 3 Nagas MGallery is a gateway to a memorable journey steeped in culture and tradition. Steps away from the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers, our location is a mosaic of timeless temples and local artistry. Experience the enchantment of the Royal Palace Museum, the spiritual serenity of Mount Phousi, and the vibrant daily night market, all within a leisurely walk. Embrace the soul of Luang Prabang with us, where every moment becomes a cherished memory
Once a French Governor's residence in the 1900s, Sofitel Luang Prabang now epitomizes luxury amidst Lao heritage. This historic haven blends French elegance with traditional motifs, offering suites with private gardens and pools. Relish Lao-French culinary masterpieces, indulge in our signature spa, and explore nearby gems like Wat Xieng Thong. With vibrant markets and the Mekong's serenity moments away, and just 15-min from the airport, Sofitel beckons with opulence in the heart of culture.
The city of Luang Prabang rests on the banks of the Mekong River where it meets its subsidiary, the Nam Kan River. This ancient capital city of Laos, located in Southeast Asia, is well-known for its luscious green country side, rolling hill terrain, French colonial architecture, and inspiring Buddhist monasteries. These features (among other things) is what makes Luang Prabang such a desirable location for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those who relish learning about the rich history and cultural tapestry of southeast Asia. Luang Prabang has an International Airport (LPQ/VLLB), making the city easy to reach for tourists from all over the world. While many people visit to experience its remarkable scenic beauty, others enjoy exploring its countless historic monuments and Buddhist monasteries for a taste of Lao's glorious culture. One structure that is particularly popular is Haw Kham: once the official royal palace of Laos, now turned into a busy history museum – the perfect place to begin your exploration of this fine city. The Haw Kham mansion boasts beautiful architectural accents and bountiful gardens. For the hikers among you, the sacred Buddhist hill of Mount Phousi provides plenty of opportunity to climb your way up to some of the most awe-inspiring views imaginable. The panoramic scenes of the entire city of Luang Prabang will make the effort entirely worth it – especially at sunset from the very top. From there you can visit Wat Chom Si, a popular Laotian Buddhist temple. Just outside of the main city, the Tat Sae and Kuang Si waterfalls which always make their way onto the itineraries of most visitors – the aesthetic beauty of the falls is unique on its own. As tempting as it is to jump into the Mekong River, swimming is forbidden in certain areas, making the waterfalls a must-see attraction. Fortunately, Luang Prabang hotels with pools are around for those who need their fix. Unlike a typical metropolitan city, Luang Prabang doesn't have the most thriving nightlife. However, for what it lacks in nightclubs and 24/7 partying, it surely makes up for in bountiful night markets boasting handwoven textiles, handcrafted gifts, and all manner of regional delicacies for you to collect on your adventures. Besides, when you are experiencing the epitome of relaxation in in a 5-star hotel in Luang Prabang, with exceptional Laotian service, partying will be the last thing on your mind.
Here are some excursions for you to add to your list. Climb Phousi Mountain – the highest point in the area, climbing this mountain would be worth it for the panoramic views alone. It is also famous as the very heart of Luang Prabang, in terms of spirituality at least. There are fascinating legends associated with it and many Buddhist shrines to see along the way. Thankfully there are stairs up to the top, but it is still quite a mission to reach the peak, but well worth it once you do. Tour Wat Manorom – a major Buddhist temple and monastery, it is not only a beautiful building but also is rich in history. The 6 metre high Buddha is well worth seeing as well, made of bronze and easily seen with a tour. The temple houses the largest number of monks in the area and is also home to a school. Swim in the Kuang Si Waterfalls – limestone is said to account for the waters stunning nature here, and this three-tiered waterfall is an unmissable part of visiting Luang Prabang. Beginning with shallow pools and progressing to a 60 metre drop, you can swim, enjoy the views, and relax to the soothing sounds of the waterfalls. Enjoy the local cuisine – one of the best ways to explore a new country and culture is through its food. Laos has plenty of dishes that are unique to here, while others clearly take inspiration from its neighbours like Vietnam. Try coconut Khaopoon, a delicious and flavoursome curry, or go for one of Laos' spicy and sweet salads like Tam Lao. See the rice fields – no trip to Laos can be complete without visiting the rice fields to see where this huge industry begins, and how it is so integral to peoples' livelihood and way of life. Cross the Mekong River – Luang Prabang sits right at the confluence of the Mekong and Nam Khan Rivers, the whole place is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Taking a cruise along or across the Mekong is a wonderful way to experience the city as a whole from the outside, looking over at the mountains and jungle. You can see the sights while relaxing and having fun all at the same time. Pha Tad Ke Botanical Garden – a peaceful and fascinating place, Pha Tad Ke Botanical Garden strives to preserve Laos biodiversity and heritage and you can learn about the 1500 plant types here while breathing in the clean and clear air. Visit Wat Xieng Thong Take part in a Laotian cooking class Visit Wat Mai Suwannaphumaham Visit Wat Senoukaram Play at the Green Jungle Park Shop at the Handicraft Night Market Tour the Royal Palace Museum Dine at the Night Food Stalls TAEC Museum Wat That Luang Wat Xieng Mouane Go on a boat trip Wat Ho Pha Bang See a show at Garavek Storytelling Wat Phanluang Spelunking in Tham SakkalinWhile there is much on this list for you to work through, there is much more to experience in Luang Prabang. If you find yourself spoiled for choice and need further recommendations, all of the best hotels in Luang Prabang will provide a concierge service where you can acquire further information on the sights and experiences that may be better suited to you and your travel companions.
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