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Luang Prabang Attractions: What to do in Luang Prabang
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Directions; from the end of the night market road (Post Office end) turn left at the cross roads. Straight on until you reach...
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Directions; from the end of the night market road (Post Office end) turn left at the cross roads. Straight on until you reach 'T' junction then turn right. Go straight on out of town for about 4Km's and turn right where sign posted 'Tad Thong Waterfall' for a further 2.8Km's.The 500 hectare Tad Thong Nature Conservation area is easily accessible by Tuk Tuk, Car, Scooter, bicycle (geared preferably) or, for the more enthusiastic, on foot.Tad Thong is just 6km’s from Luang Prabang and offers a unique, paved, approx. 45 minute walk through dense jungle. For years the path has been hidden away from the public but is now open again for you to experience the beauty of the natural jungle and huge trees that once covered much of the land in this part of Asia.There is a Khmu village just off the trail which can be visited and when you have finished the walk you may wish to take a swim in the lake or eat and drink at the Restaurant. The waterfalls are spring fed, as are many of the falls in the area, and will reduce in size to just a trickle by the end of the dry season - but the Tad Thong area is more impressive as a Nature Jungle walk so the waterfalls should be looked at as a bonus and not the main reason for visiting.
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More than 49 different ethnic groups can be found living in Laos. Most of these groups continue to dress in traditional...
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More than 49 different ethnic groups can be found living in Laos. Most of these groups continue to dress in traditional costumes passed down by their ancestors.To showcase these colorful creations, Hive Bar and Smokehouse, is presenting a live Ethnic Fashion Show in Luang Prabang.Twenty Lao models parade down the catwalk over 95 different outfits with intricate designs including traditional jewelry, headwear, and ceremonial outfits, basketry and baby carriers used by the different ethnicities. The show is held at Hive Bar & Restaurant starting at 7pm, Tuesday through Saturday, in a beautiful outdoor garden setting. On hand at the Hive Bar, the staff are ready to answer any questions you might have. Afterwards, guests are welcome to stay and soak up the atmosphere of the premier nightspot of Luang Prabang, Hive bar & Restaurant.
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All Lao Elephant Camp is only 7 kilometers from the UNESCO heritage town of Luang Prabang, Laos. Come join us for an elephant...
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All Lao Elephant Camp is only 7 kilometers from the UNESCO heritage town of Luang Prabang, Laos. Come join us for an elephant ride in the rain forest or take our mahout course. We also have a restaurant, and arrange outdoor activities such as kayaking or waterfall treks.
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La Pistoche Swimming Pool and Bar is the only private swimming pool in Luang Prabang. It offers now 2 swimming pools, 2 bars...
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La Pistoche Swimming Pool and Bar is the only private swimming pool in Luang Prabang. It offers now 2 swimming pools, 2 bars one small slide. If you are looking for a refreshing break from the heat, after sightseeing or an exhausting bicycle tour, jump into our pools and enjoy delicious cocktails. Away from the tourist traffic, you can find us nestled within a typical Lao Neighborhood in Ban Phong Pheng Village. We offer Happy Hours on Cocktails from noon to 7 pm.
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Artisans du Mekong is a haven for visitors to Luang Prabang. Conveniently located across the Nam Khan, in Ban Nong Xai, or...
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Artisans du Mekong is a haven for visitors to Luang Prabang. Conveniently located across the Nam Khan, in Ban Nong Xai, or the area locally known as "the paper village", it can be easily reached by automobile, bicycle or even by foot from the downtown area. Re-opened and re-invigorated July 2012, there is a retail store supporting Lao communities, Ma Te Sai, as well as Artisans du Mekong showroom representing Lao and regional artisans. A gallery space has changing exhibitions showcasing local culture and traditions. Our courtyard cafe is a great place to relax, serving fair trade lao coffee, noodle soups, baguettes and home-made cake and ice-cream. Unique local products are made on site, one workshop is devoted to creating Spirit Houses and one soon to be home of Na Xao Botanicals.
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"Myself and a group of friends rented some scooters (the cheapest we found was 90,000 kip) and went to Kuang Si waterfall earlier today. I highly recommend using a scooter as the drive to the falls are about 30 km away(not too short, not too far), with great scenery along the way. The turquoise-blue ..."water is cool and refreshing. Try the rope swing!
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"Have done several activities with Green Discovery, all very well organized. A three day cycling, hiking and kayaking trip with two overnight stays at local villages was one of the best experiences I had on my trip to Laos. It was tough, but GD arranged a lot, from drinks and food to solid gear for t..."he activities. They are very helpful and focused on delivering a great experience where safety goes first. Not very cheap, but in my opinion the best in Laos.
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"After an afternoon round the pool we decided to go up for sunset. We went up a bit early, not knowing what time the sun would set, but had some food and drink with us so enjoyed chilling until it did. The view is incredible and it only takes around 10 mins to get to the top.
Afterwards you come bac..."k down into the middle of the night market which is pretty good for souvenirs.
Also, it is expected that you donate 20,000 kip on your way up and as it is a Buddhist temple you can't take booze up.
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