This faded wat lies close to Ban Xang Khong craft village.
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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Dominating the old city centre and a favourite with sunset junkies, the 100m-tall Phu Si (prepare your legs for a steep 329-step ascent) is crowned by aā¦
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Thirty kilometres southwest of Luang Prabang, Tat Kuang Si is a many-tiered waterfall tumbling over limestone formations into a series of cool, swimmableā¦
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Luang Prabang's best-known monastery is centred on a 1560 sĒm (ordination hall). Its roofs sweep low to the ground and there's a stunning 'tree of life'ā¦
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The sobering UXO Laos Information Centre helps you get a grip on the devastation Laos suffered in the Second Indochina War and how nearly 40 years laterā¦
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Where the Nam Ou (Ou River) and Mekong River meet at Ban Pak Ou, two famous caves in the limestone cliff are crammed with myriad Buddha images. In theā¦
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Evoking traditional Lao and French beaux-arts styles, the former Royal Palace was built in 1904 and was home to King Sisavang Vong (r 1904ā59), whoseā¦
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Visiting this professionally presented three-room museum is a must to learn about northern Laos' various hill-tribe cultures, especially if you'reā¦
Ock Pop Tok Living Crafts Centre
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Set serenely close to the Mekong, this beautiful, traditionally styled workshop, where weavers, spinners and batik makers produce top-quality fabrics,ā¦
Nearby Luang Prabang attractions
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The most prominent building of Wat Souvannakhili looks more like a colonial-era mansion than a monastery, but the small sĒm (ordination hall) is a classicā¦
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Rich ruby-red walls with intricate gold overlay give Wat Sensoukaram one of the most dazzling facades of all of Luang Prabang's temples. The name, templeā¦
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A beautifully faded temple guarded by emerald nagas (river serpents) on its roof, supported by columns and with an illustrated ochre interior.
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Dated 1737 but rebuilt a century ago, Wat Pakkhan has a simple, appealingly archaic look with angled support struts holding up the lower of its twoā¦
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Luang Prabang's best-known monastery is centred on a 1560 sĒm (ordination hall). Its roofs sweep low to the ground and there's a stunning 'tree of life'ā¦
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This vital office advises on how new developments must adhere to strict architectural guidelines in order to maintain the historical authenticity of theā¦
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This mysterious footprint close to Phu Si is one of many scattered around Southeast Asia, and is said to be that of the Buddha after he reachedā¦
8. Wat Siphoutthabat Thippharam
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Following a path past this large monastery leads to a shrine protecting a Buddha footprint.