Guesthouse in The old town and night market
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A quiet, traditional base for temple-hopping
See today's offersOur places to stay in Laos are in Luang Prabang, the former royal capital in the north of the country. Its old town, on a peninsula between the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site full of temples, French colonial houses and riverside cafés.
See the Luang Prabang guide for an area-by-area look at where to stay.
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Guesthouse in The old town and night market
A quiet, traditional base for temple-hopping
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Boutique rooms and a sunset terrace below Mount Phousi
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River views and a garden, five minutes from the night market
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Free bikes for exploring the heritage town
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Wake up to views of Mount Phousi
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A new pool hotel in the temple quarter south of Phousi
See today's offersHotel in The old town and night market
Quiet rooms and its own travel desk, a stroll from the night market
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Panoramic Mekong views, a stroll from the museum
See today's offersLuang Prabang has an international airport with flights from Bangkok, Hanoi and other regional cities. The Laos-China Railway links it with Vang Vieng and Vientiane, and the slow boat along the Mekong from the Thai border is a popular, if slow, route.
The cool, dry season from around November to February is the most comfortable. March to May is hot and can be hazy, and the rainy season runs from around June to October.
Three days covers the main sights, Mount Phousi, the night market and a trip to Kuang Si waterfall.
Yes, the Laos-China Railway runs from Vientiane via Vang Vieng.