4.2/5
一直在路上的猫Sisavangvong Road, also known as Sisavangvong Road in English, is Luang Prabang's most distinctive and bustling street, and it's the place where most tourists wander. Due to its French colonial past, many buildings retain a strong French style while also incorporating local Laotian culture. The street boasts the famous Wat Xieng Thong. There's also a wealth of delicious food options, including cafes overlooking the Mekong River, affordable French restaurants, and authentic Laotian cuisine. At night, there's the Luang Prabang Night Market, and in the morning, you can watch the alms giving ceremony here. There are also money exchange shops, massage parlors, and more.
4.8/5
走遍天下XZLuang Prabang is definitely the most beautiful city in Laos! It was once the most glorious ancient capital of Laos and the most carefully built city by France in the entire Southeast Asian colonial zone. The perfect combination of ancient Buddhist culture and modern French romance has made the United Nations list the entire city as a World Cultural Heritage Site. But if you just walk through the city, you may not know the true face of Mount Lu because you are in the mountain. You must climb Mount Phu Si to see the whole picture of Luang Prabang. Most people go up to see the sunset on the Meikong River in the evening, but if you go up the mountain earlier and overlook the entire city of Luang Prabang in the opposite direction, the sun is setting in the west, and the light at this time is the most beautiful. The whole city is hidden in the green trees, and the French villas with red and yellow roofs are particularly charming. Surrounded by mountains in the distance, the clear river water in the near distance is set against the blue sky, and the curling smoke is also floating everywhere... Luang Prabang at this time is the most romantic time!
4.6/5
Teacher EyNight Market is just a walking distance to everything.It offers native products from Luang Prabang and souvenirs that are originated from here. Prices are affordable and worth it.
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