Budget Accommodation Hostels Asia Laos Luang Prabang
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Luang Prabang is one of the most popular destinations in Laos and one of the most popular cities to visit in all of Southeast Asia. The old city has a wonderful feel of being the royal capital and then a French colonial centre. It is very easy to spend several days relaxing by the Mekong or jumping off of water falls outside of town.
From the Luang Prabang Travel Guide
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The first thing I want to say is that the web page and the actual rooms is a little misleading. Whereas the pictures depict rooms that are large, which they are, many of them are very dark and afford little in the way of scenery from the windows at all since construction has progresed since and views of the Mekon are no longer there. ... more
Clean, good value. Fellow guests said they had issues with the service (communication issues) but I had no such problems. Would stay there again. ... more
Merry Guest House No. 1 is probably the best guesthouse I have ever stayed at. Sam and his wife were so, so good and always delivered 100% to any questions any guest had. Breakfast was scrumptious every morning and it was washed down with a big glass of Lao coffee. ... more
Huay Xai to Luang Prabang
Can anyone give any help/details about the bus from Huay Xai to Luang Prabang? Is this bus I've heard about even real or is getting from A to B only possible by boat? thanks! ...
good hostel in luang prabang??
Hi, can anyone recommend a good chill out place to stay in luang prabang? will be there for just a couple of days. cheers. ...
Is Luang Prabang over rated?
I don' t think Luang Prabang or Laos is over- rated. Laos was the most beautiful country I travelled in in SE Asia, and Luang Prabang was definitely one of the highlights of Laos. More and more ...
A walk and a swim
to actually doing stuff. Four of us went for a walk with Chan, the tour guide. We headed out of Luang Prabang ...
Posted in Asia 2008-09 by Wardsan
19th January 2011
are in the middle of Luang Prabang (Laos). It took us a while to find somewhere relatively cheap to stay, and we ...
Posted in Kim and Danny 2011 by kimdanny
21st January 2011
We were feeling pretty energetic today so we hired some mountain bikes and set off to find the Pak Ou caves. There is no map for outside Luang Prabang, just a general "go that way for the caves" and hope for the best. The travel agent said it was 25km, flat road, sealed all the way except for the last ...
Posted in Kim and Danny 2011 by kimdanny