Perhaps unjustly lowest on the radar in Southeast Asia, this Buddhist "land of a million elephants" is today a laid back trekking mecca and a trove of eco-wonders and splendid cultural monuments such as the city of Luang Prabang.

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Experience the remarkable Laoatian ritual of almsgiving

When travelling to Laos, it will be an amazing experience for any traveller to observe and even take part in the morning alms-giving ceremony. It´s a culturally remarkable heritage and a highlight of Laos as monks in saffron robes walk calmly from their wats (pagodas) to the nearby streets around the wat for morning alms offered by locals. This alms offering practice had began from ancient times when Buddha was still alive and today it has been a longstanding tradition of the Southern Buddhism…

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The top 10 allures of Luang Prabang

This city of 55,000 on the Mekong River in north central Laos is the country's top tourism magnet for good reason: it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its remarkable ancient , Luang Prabang in Laos is one of the most visit places in Asia before it turns into another common tourist place. On my visit there, I had a chance to explore and experience the best of Luang Prabang which is also an UNESCO World Heritage Site, so here are 10 things you can do in Luang Prabang in no particular…

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