Oudomphong Guest House

65 / 4 Ban Houaxieng Village, Luang Prabang, Lao Peoples Dem Rep | Hotel

Travel Blogs from Luang Prabang

Someone's in the Kitchen with Lao-Lao

A travel blog entry by 2totango

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Time for my Lao-tian cooking class. As you already know, I've been enjoying Lao food immensely. Thai-like flavours are back without the earth-shaking spice. Along the Mekong river,
fish reign supreme, but as a land-locked country they don't have other kinds of seafood. Sticky rice is a special glutinous grain that's actually grown on the hills …

Chillen in Luang Prabang

A travel blog entry by loezz

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In de Lonely Planet staat geschreven dat je hier waarschijnlijk langer blijft dan dat je in eerste instantie gepland had. En dat is ook bij ons het geval. Na een aantal dagen reizen is dit de perfecte plek om even te relaxen.

Het stadje leent zich goed om per fiets of te voet te verkennen. Het is relatief rustig en om de zoveel meter …

It must be tough for monks!

A travel blog entry by sachago

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Luang Prabang due to its French heritage is filled with delicious French bakeries. How difficult must it be for buddhist monks to resist these delicious chocolate croissants displayed in the shop windows! Monks are asking and getting rice from locals every morning and are then not allowed to eat after 11.30am. They better keep their distance from …

Culture & cookery - call me Lauren the local

A travel blog entry by laurenfaye

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... able to hang on to this until the end/post it home with a 'wish you were here' type postcard - get practising some recipes mum, tom yum soup is a favourite). By the time we finished our cookery course we still had half a day left and as the sun was shining delightfully down on Laos, Holly and I decided there was no better way to spend our last day than visiting La Piscina (the local pool) with everyone from our hostel. Perfect little ending to our culture ...

Meandering down the Mighty Mekong

A travel blog entry by johnadams39

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... but nothing like we expected, as we’d read that there would be lots of gold statues there, but in fact those had been stolen many years before. Most of the statues now are bronze, wooden or glass, but still good to see.

Finally, our destination of Luang Prabang. As soon as our feet touched the ground, we knew we were gonna love it – and we did, but that’s another story!

Lots of Love, Lou and John ...

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TravelPod Member ReviewsOudomphong Guest House Luang Prabang

Nice Quiet Street

Reviewed Dec 19, 2012
by (24 reviews) varies... , Canada Flag of Canada

Nice quiet side street near the river and right near the night market. Some of the rooms are a little rough around the edges, but still good value. The free coffee, tea and bananas paid for themselves! Watch the stairs if you're on the upper level!

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TripAdvisor Reviews Oudomphong Guest House Luang Prabang

4.50 of 5 stars Outstanding