Whisky Village Luang Prabang

Luang Prabang , Lao Peoples Dem Rep
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  • 1

    Same Same, But Different

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    The title alludes to what all the locals and travellers say, I wish someone would teach them the word "similar!"

    Luang Prabang is beautiful. I wish I came here sooner and missed out Vientiane and Pakse. the whole of the old town is a UNESCO heritage site, and you can see why. It's full of tourists and locals trying to sell to them. There …

  • 2

    lindo pueblo, no tan linda gente :(

    44 photos

    Por alguna razon desconocida Nathan y yo estuvimos super entusiasmados por este viaje, fue por eso que decidimos quedarnos 5 dias alli ya que pensamos que seria un de las mas emocionantes experiencias que tendriamos.


    El resort era una de las cosas mas rescatables de este viaje. Nuestra habitacion daba al rio Mekong y la vista era …

Related BlogsWhisky Village Luang Prabang

  • 1

    Luang Prabang, Laos - Boats, Bikes and Elephants!

    17 photos

    ... store thousands of Buddha's at a time when many were being destroyed by invaders. On the way down river we stopped off at Whisky Village and sampled some traditional Laos Whisky, it tasted much better than either of us expected so we bought a couple of ...

  • 2

    One Million Kip

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    ... our - beer and food ;-)   The next day we took a boat ride down the Mekong River again amazing scenary, we stopped at a Whisky village (too early for me) and visited a cave on the edge of the river flled with a load of Buddhas and a strong ...

  • 3

    Luang Prabang - Wat a city!

    29 photos

    ... to get down to the next pool, grabbing trees, branches, each other etc. On our way back to Luang Prabang, we stopped off at a Hmong village - this is a minority tribe who live apart from the main Laos population and speak a different dialect. They ...

  • 4

    Luang Prabang Sightseeing

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    ... caves" are north of town on the Mekong and took about 1.5 hours to get there.  Along the way we made a stop at the whisky village where the local rice wine is made.  They also had some displays of silk weaving.  There were two caves - ...

  • 5

    Pills, Chills and Bellyaches

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    ... somewhere).  On the way back from the cave (more because it was included rather than by a keen desire) we visited the Whisky Village and its neighbour the Paper Village (no jokes about it blowing away please!).  These villages must get  ...

  • 6

    Day 13: Blood, Sweat and Gears

    ... . With the ride underway the heat began to take its toll! However everyone drank plenty of water and all was fine!! The whisky village although not large was interesting and whiskey-wiki-wilman (Jamie Wilman) felt right at home!! After a brief chance ...

  • 7

    Luang Prabang

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    ... a tuk tuk driver who could take us to the Kouang Si waterfall 30km outside of the town with a stop in a local whisky village en route. We shared the trip with a Vientnamese girl called Huang and her mother. The waterfall was quite spectacular. It ...

  • 8

    Jewel of Mekong

    5 photos

    ... and uncomfortable jet boat, less time and more money. The final destination, past the Buddha caves and Whisky village, is Luang Prabang is a city full of French colonial achitecture, baguettes, and french Canadians everywhere. Still carries a beauty ...

  • 9

    Laos

    9 photos

    ... to them and the scenery in all directions was wonderful with lots of mountains and water buffalo's. We stopped at Laos whisky village on route. We walked around the villagers stalls, seeing the women creating shawl and the men creating whisky. Obviously ...

  • 10

    Monks and biking

    ... wedding.  Just as we were about to leave them to it we were beckoned in and again handed beer lao! This seemed to becoming a common occurrence in Luang Prabang. It wasn't long before we were dragged up to dance! The dancing was funny and I think ...