Places to Visit in Luang Prabang

#citypassguide #luangprabang #laos Luang Prabang – Travel Summary Luang Prabang is one of the more developed cities in Laos, and due to the Chinese train line passing through, it attracts a large number of Chinese tourists. As a UNESCO World Heritage city and a key stop for both the slow boat and the China-Laos railway, it's a very popular destination among travelers. I personally liked the city. There are several waterfalls, caves, and villages to explore. One of the most iconic activities here is the early morning almsgiving ceremony with the monks around 6 AM. Here are some of the places I visited: Kuang Si Waterfall You can visit this beautiful waterfall by joining a daily tour or renting a motorbike. The entrance fee is 60,000 kip. For an extra 30,000 kip, you can hike up to a scenic viewpoint and get a free soft drink. Nearby, there's also a bear rescue center you can visit. On the way to the falls, there's a buffalo farm where you can try ice cream made from buffalo milk. Phousi Hill A popular sunset spot with a 30,000 kip entrance fee. It gets crowded during sunset, and unfortunately, I couldn’t catch a clear view because of the cloudy weather. UXO Lao Visitor Center A small but powerful museum about unexploded bombs dropped during the Vietnam War. Laos is said to be the most heavily bombed country per capita, and the clearance efforts are still ongoing. Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre This museum offers insights into the diverse ethnic groups of Laos. Entrance is 35,000 kip. Jungala Lounge Bar A stylish lakeside bar with a cozy atmosphere. I visited twice and had a great time relaxing there. Almsgiving Ceremony The morning almsgiving ceremony starts with preparations around 5:30 AM. Monks begin their walk around 6 AM, and the ceremony ends by 6:30–7:00 AM. Visitors can either participate respectfully or simply observe. #citypassguide