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That Luang

That Luang, symbol of the Lao nation and religious centre of the country.

Vat Sisaket

Vat Sisaket, dating back to 1818, not only a most charming museum, but a living symbol of the people's faith and a place for their religious practice.

Wat Simuang

Wat Simuang, host of the city pillar and of a miraculous Buddha image, granting wishes.

Patouxay

Patouxay, the "Arc de Triomphe", an imposing monument offering panoramic views over the capital city.

The Morning Market

The Morning Market, famed for its local products, from woven silk traditional skirts and scarves to silver and gold jewellery, and a wide variety of handicrafts. (opens at 8:30, closes at 16:30 daily)

Tham Jang Cave

Tham Jang Cave was used long ago by villagers to hide from Chinese invaders. Over centuries, slow dropping of mineral water have shaped stalactites and stalagmites into Buddha pictures, animals, mushrooms.

Luang Phabang Night Market

Luang Phabang renowned Night Market along the main street where different ethnic peoples come to sell their products.

Alms giving to the monks

Alms giving to the monks, in the main street (300 monks from 7 temples). The visitors should buy the sticky rice themselves from one of the many sellers around for the ritual to be meaningful.

Ban Sang Hai

Ban Sang Hai, a village on the bank of the Mekong where the most famous Lao rice alcohol in Luang Phabang is produced. Discover the process and the taste of it.

Thamting Cave (Pak'Ou)

Thamting Cave (Pak'Ou), a large cave in a towering limestone cliff, crammed with thousands of Buddha statues of all sizes and postures.

Ban Pranom

Ban Pranom, a Leu ethnic village specializing in silk and cotton weaving.

Kuang Si Waterfalls

Kuang Si Waterfalls, where limestone formations and turquoise pools give the forest a magic touch.

Phou Si Hill

Phou Si Hill, the center of Luang Phabang peninsula, with its sacred Buddhist monuments, the footprint of the Buddha, and a magnificent view over the city and the surrounding hills and rivers. (328 steps)

Plain of Jars

Plain of Jars, one of the mysteries of human history. Disseminated in the plain are hundred of giant jars carved out of rock from the surrounding mountains