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paul whitewaySingapore

I've been to Luang Prabang a few times and it's one of my favorite places in Asia. The UNESCO World Heritage town is a charming place that is still relaxed and undeveloped despite being much more popular than it was a few years ago. Because of the French influence there are some amazing restaurants and relaxed coffee houses where you can sit and watch the world go by eating delicious baguettes. The night market is one of few in Asia where you are not hassled and is great place to buy unique souvenirs and home-wares while taking a relaxing walk. The sunrise alms giving ceremony is definitely worth waking up for (but please be respectful). There are some luxury boutique hotels here as well as backpacker accommodation. I'd recommend 3-4 days here, no more. 2 at a minimum. Then go up river or stay in the countryside which is amazing.

Carson ChampagneSeattle

Luang Prabang is a beautiful town and a UNESCO World Heritage Center. Once a French colony, you notice the influences in the architecture and town layout. Luang Prabang is an excellent destination for those looking to experience a rich culture, vibrant night markets, and a laid back vibe. The nightlife in Luang Prabang is virtually non-existent with almost all bars closing early, and one bowling alley out of town where people drink late.

Haven CokerAtlanta

Luang Prabang was amazing! From hiking up the Kuang Si waterfall, to hanging out at Utopia, to bowling until 3 in the morning with friends.

Travis KatzMenlo Park

One of my favorite towns in the world. Arrive by slow boat down the Mekong from north Thailand and arrive to soak in the serenity. While the town has definitely become a hotspot on the backpacker trail, it maintains a lot of its laid back charm. Wake at sunrise to watch the monks parade through the streets in bright orange robes begging for alms (rice for the day), take a boat up the river to the amazing buddah caves, or just chill out with a cold beer lao to take in the sunset over the mekong.