Nestling in a slim valley shaped by lofty, green mountains and cut by the swift Mekong and Khan rivers, LOUANG PHABANG exudes tranquillity and grandeur. A tiny mountain kingdom for more than a thousand years and designated a World Heritage site in 1995, it is endowed with a legacy of ancient, red-roofed temples and French-Indochinese architecture, not to mention some of the country's most refined cuisine, its richest culture and most sacred Buddha image. The very name Louang Phabang conjures up the classic image of Laos streets of ochre colonial houses and swaying palms, lines of saffron-robed monks … more »
In spite of the recent State Department Public Announcement regarding... more »
Luang Prabang is the old capital city of the Lan... more »
There are over 29 international flights per week... more »
This sleepy town located in the mountainous north... more »
For travelers, historians and archaeologists alike... more »
In the middle of nowhere, at the Mekong river banks... more »
Arrived to Vientaine, Laos by accident, I flew to... more »