LUANG PRABANG UNCOVERED
Connect Locally! Enjoy our city like a local!
At Luang Prabang Inn Hotel, we recognize the privileges and responsibilities of being part of the community and are committed to celebrating local culture and supporting the domestic economy. Operating sustainability inspires and drives us to better serve our guests, develop our teams and plan for the future. These long-term goals are as important to us as creating memorable travel experiences for each of our guests.
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City Bicycle Tours
How green is your ride? Gear up for an eco-friendly bike ride.
An informative, unique way to explore the UNESCO World Heritage city and surrounds. You'll be filled in on local info past & present, with plenty of laughs along the way.
Alms Giving Ceremony
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Each morning, starting at around 05:30, saffron-robed monks and novices emerge onto the streets with their alms bowls (‘bat’). Awaiting them are Lao people who have already taken the time to prepare sticky rice and other foods; they will place a portion in the bowl of each monk who passes by. The ceremony is undertaken in complete silence. you will also notice small children kneeling with baskets in the hope that the monks will share some of their alms with them so that they can take food back to their family.
Elephant Nursery
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Meet the elephant... at home! The elephant conservation center is a place where you can get up close with elephants in their traditional natural environment. Their mission is to take elephants out of the logging industry and offering them a safe haven to rest, feed and breed. The center will give you a taste of Laos you will never forget.

Morning Market
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One of the must-do experiences when visiting Luang Prabang is strolling through the morning market. Even if you’re not planning to buy anything, it’s worth coming just to observe and immerse yourself in the local lifestyle. This traditional fresh market is quite large, offering affordable breakfasts and local delicacies to try, along with unusual ingredients to discover. Most tourists stop by here after giving sticky rice alms to the monks before heading out to explore other attractions.


Kuang Si Waterfall
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Kuang Si Waterfall is a large limestone waterfall, which gives its water an emerald green color. It stands 75 meters tall and is mainly composed of two tiers, though upon closer look, there are actually four. Located at an elevation of 560 meters above sea level, it’s just 32 kilometers from the city center of Luang Prabang. Nestled in lush greenery and tranquil forest, Kuang Si offers crystal-clear, refreshing cascades—an easily accessible natural wonder that nature lovers shouldn’t miss.

The Night Market
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🛍️ This is the largest handicraft market in Laos, and many tourists travel to Luang Prabang specifically to shop here. The market is located along the city's main street, where you'll find Lao textiles, Hmong embroidery, souvenir T-shirts, bags, paper umbrellas, lanterns, fridge magnets, and clothing with elephant patterns.
✨ Look for the label “Made in Luang Prabang” if you wish to support the local textile industry. You'll notice a quality difference between these products and the cheaper imports from neighboring countries.
🍴 Around the market, there’s also plenty of delicious food and drinks—including Lao coconut pancakes, fresh fruit smoothies, baguettes, and beer.

