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Step 20/60: Laos -
Louangphrabang
Price: 9 €
Traveling time: 7 hours
Took the local bus around 10am. I bought my ticket in town though. The €9 included a tuk-tuk to the bus station.Tips & Tricks
- Beware of the curfew at midnight! Nobody allowed on the streets after 12!
Things to see
User's opinion
(Entrance is €2, SpicyLaos tuk-tuk is €4).
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Since Luang Prabang isn't a very big city and it's also very tranquil...cycling is the best way to get around! Easygoing.
Practical
9/10
Th. Noradet
Luang Prabang
Great hostel! They organize lots of activities, diners, they'll teach you about culture and historie. Rooms are ok, location quiet. Every weekend they take you out dancing.
8/10
Th. Kingkitsarat
Luang Prabang
Great atmosphere, great food and a really nice leafy garden going up the hill lit by flares.
8/10
Th. Chao Phanya Kang
Luang Prabang
This street, between the river and Th. Kitsarat, next to the Night Market, closes down at night and is full of little food stalls. Here you can fill up your plate with veggies, pasta and more.
8/10
Th. Kingkitsarat
Luang Prabang
Very trendy bar, where a lot of tourists come to relax and meet up.
9/10
SpicyLaos organizes a drop-off every weekend.
Luang Prabang
Open after curfew! It's a mix of tourists and lots of young locals. It also has a live band or a DJ. It can be pretty busy here. The locals don't dance much (except Ladyboys), but we got them going.
7/10
SpicyLaos organizes a drop-off every weekend.
Just outside Luang Prabang
Open until 3am! No rules, play in shoes or barefoot. Drinks are fairly cheap. Come here early, since it is only 1 of 2 (Dao Fah is the other one) places open after curfew, the lanes will be full fast!
8/10
Th. Sisavangvong
Luang Prabang
At nighttime this is where the Night Market starts, but day and night you can buy great, tasty fruitshakes here!
