Luang Prabang Guesthouse

... young and worked for a travel guide promoting Laos. They spoke a little English and were friendly and helpful. When I arrived in Luang Prabang, they helped me give instructions to the driver so that the driver can drop me off at the night market and ...

... . Denn die Strasse fuehrt durch huegelige, wunderschoene Landschaften. Am Sonntag Nachmittag sind wir in Luang Prabang angekommen und fanden ein angenehmes Guesthouse. Nach der sehr bescheidenen Unterkunft in Vang Vieng, haben wir hier hoeherer Standard ...

... so far so I'd better get used to it. Another hurrah for NS which stops right in the middle of cities! Smiles Luang Prabang immediately felt like a very pleasant, welcoming city (about 26.000 inhabitants). Its centre is situated between the Mekong and ...

... it, and gave fed it to the dog...who then left, ane the monks could keep walking on. It was pretty priceless. Trekking near Luang Prabang! The next day, Collin and I had signed up for a trek...two days of trekking, one day of kayaking! We had a ...

We stumbled off the boat in Luang Prabang at around 5pm, found an adequate guesthouse with wifi and headed into town to town to try the local food. We walked past a Belgium restaurant selling Flemish stew and frites and before we knew what we were doing ...

... than that offered in the public school system. Therefore the Wats serve as educators for the sons of poor families. Because Luang Prabang is recognised nationally as being a mecca for Theravada Buddhism there are more than 80 monasteries, all of them ...

... !  After we all posed for photos on a Harley Davidson motorbike we left to head to the night market! The night market in Luang Prabang is great – definitely the best market we have been to so far in South East Asia.  I bought a beautiful ...

December 23-28, 2008: Luang Prabang and surrounding villages, northern Laos PDR Reunited with Mary and Sarah Arriving on the slowboat late in the day on December 23, I was geared up for a few days back in Luang Prabang for the Xmas holiday.  As ...

... and I spend quite some time under the waterfall. Dave nearly gets hypothermia, I could have stayed in for hours. Last day in Luang Prabang, I run errands. There is a power cut from around 10am till mid afternoon and the number of people on the street ...

... etwas Mitleid. Fuer 80.000 Kip und wesentlich mehr Komfort und Sauberkeit haben wir ein anderes Guesthouse in einer Seitenstrasse weiter gefunden. Luang Prabang ist mit seinen 52.000 Einwohnern schon eher als Stadt zu bezeichnen. Der Stadtkern befindet ...

... it for about an hour. We continued down to the Laos Cultural Exhibit to learn about the traditions of the people from Luang Prabang and continued onto L'Estranger Bookshop where we purchased our India Lonely Planet. After using internet for a few hours we ...

Due to its midway position between Vientiane and Luang Prabang, Vang Vieng should be a good place to stop for a day. The problem was I had no time enough to spend a day in a crowded place with tourists. Of course the landscape there is amazing, but I ...

... day it was time to leave the luxury and face the reality of our budget. Actually we found a very nice guesthouse right on the main road. Luang Prabang is a sweet little town with beautiful French colonial buildings and a large number of stunning temples. ...

... every country we visited so we could at least cook a local dish.  Our guidebook raved about a restaurant called 'Tamarind’ in Luang Prabang so we decided we’d try there to cut our culinary chops.  We booked the last 2 places for the ...

... nbsp;                     De retour à Luang Prabang, Laetitia proposa de prendre l'apéro dans un bar à vin. Premier verre de vin rouge depuis le début ...

... way, the beer here is called Lao Beer and it comes in a 640 mL bottle.   There is a night market in Luang Prabang as well, selling all kinds of handicrafts. There are also some food stalls here selling all kinds of different stuff, most ...

Hello all! The bus journey from Vang Vieng to Luang Prabang was spectacular! (although if you suffer from motion sickness you might disagree) The bus went on very high mountain passes with stunning scenery. At some points we were above all this mist and ...

... caving to mountain biking. Enquiring about the prices for excursions we were shocked just how expensive some of these activities were. Luang Prabang, although a charming town, was totally geared to suck up our dollar. It didn’t surprise me to see ...