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Luang Prabang City Tour

Lose yourself in Laos' incredible culture on this guided sightseeing tour of Luang Prabang. Discover its beautiful temples, mix with locals in a traditional market, and learn about one of the country's most historic artisan communities. Luang...

  • 4 hours
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Lose yourself in Laos' incredible culture on this guided sightseeing tour of Luang Prabang. Discover its beautiful temples, mix with locals in a traditional market, and learn about one of the country's most historic artisan communities.

Luang Prabang City Tour Itinerary

On the day of your tour, you'll be picked up from your hotel or the agreed meeting point to begin your guided English-language tour of Luang Prabang. The morning tour starts at a traditional local market, where you will explore typical food stalls offering fresh vegetables, fish from the Mekong River, and medicinal plants.

Your route will then take you to Wat Mai Suwannaphunmaram, a Buddhist temple from the 18th century, known for its exquisite architecture and rich red and gold interior.

Following this, you will visit the Royal Palace, also known as Haw Kham, now a museum providing insight into Laos' history and culture. Nearby, take photos at the dragon-guarded stairway leading to Mount Phousi, Luang Prabang's highest hill.

Next, witness colonial architecture while walking to Wat Xieng Thong, a significant temple between the Mekong and Nam Khan Rivers, known for its spectacular mosaics and intricate carvings from the 16th century.

Continue to the Ock Pop Tok Living Artisan Centre, showcasing beautiful textiles and handicrafts from Laos. The final stop is the UXO Laos Visitors Centre, where you can view short films about the country’s history and culture.

At the end of the tour, you'll be dropped back at your hotel.

Included

  • English speaking guide.
  • Pick up from hotel or from Laos Tours Group Office.
  • Transport.
  • Entrance to places visited on the tour.

Not included

  • Food and drinks.

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not advisable for people with reduced mobility

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