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First you have to get to Laos. Then you can enjoy the incredible temples, the charm, shopping, and laid-back lifestyle, not to mention some fine Luang Prabang boutique hotels.
THERE IS a reason why Luang Prabang remains the town that time forgot. It’s bloody hard to get to. Snuggled deep in the treacherously undulating northwest of Laos it was, until fairly recently, served by just two alarming modes of travel. The first was Lao Airlines (www.laoairlines.com) – a carrier often blacklisted by the US Embassy, the UN, and other companies that prefer their employees whole. The second was a punishing ten-hour bus journey from the capital Vientiane, at the mercy of bandits and a million sharp turns. Yet the lure of gilded spires, saffron robes and cobblestones was strong, and still the travel pilgrims prevailed.
Things are different now. In 1998 a fancy modern airport was constructed two kilometres from town, and subsequently Bangkok Airways (www.bangkokair.com), Thai Airways (www.thaiairways.com) and Vietnam Airlines (www.vietnamairlines.com) opened up the route with direct flights into Luang Prabang. Now the runway has been extended to accommodate larger jets from even farther afield. Lao Airlines still flies regularly and many like myself – pursuing this elusive Luang Prabang guide – still brave it without a hitch. The roads are still winding but they are mostly well kept, and banditry is less common. This may be because of the armed, alarming plain-clothes blokes you might find on board buses, but hey, that’s all part of the adventure. It is possible to book a VIP bus from Vientiane for around US$14. All buses run from Vientiane through Vang Vieng and range from the eight-hour air-conditioned VIP bus for US$14 (or US$11 if you are starting your trip in Vang Vieng) to a cheaper local option, which is a good three hours longer. Both come loaded with exuberant karaoke entertainment and include a stop-off for lunch.
LUANG PRABANG TRAVEL INFORMATION
Here you find selected travel information about Luang Prabang and Laos as well as some travel tips for the independent travaler.
Luang Prabang, the jewel on the Mekong, a protected UNESCO World Heritage site in the warm heart of Indochina invites visitors for a wide range of activities to explore. Take the time to read and review our independent travel information about Luang Prabang and Laos.
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This is a small list of highlights which you can find in and around Luang Prabang information, Laos travel informationLuang Prabang (Luang Phabang). The selected sights and highlights can be combined in our day trips and offer individual experiences and a good way to explore the beautiful area around town. Luang Prabang offers more and more activities and sights to visit, here are just a few of them. Most things can be done by bike or with our adventure and city exploration tours. Also enjoy our videos which give visual information about Luang Prabang!
Luang Prabang information - royal palaceLuang Prabang town,
is surely a jewel in Indochina, and a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. Once the capital of former kings and an important post along river trade lines it became a site of interest for visitors from all over the world. The ancient royal city is surrounded by misty mountains at the junction of the Mekong and the smaller Nam Khan river.
The center of town is located on a peninsula on an altitude of 300 meter above see level. Here we find ancient buildings, the royal palace, monasteries and temples. In the middle of the small city is Mount Phousi with stunning views of the surrounding temples and hills.
Luang Prabang is a provincial city where time still seems to stand still. As part of the UNESCO reconstruction plan, new buildings have been limited and old houses and streets receive reconstruction to keep Luang Prabang magical place...
Luang Prabang Kuang Si Waterfall
Following the road down south a magnificent waterfall offers a day of discovery and perfect place to hang out in the sun. The waterfall is about 30 km away from town and offers small food stalls as well as the protection project for small bears. An Luang Prabang guide information - Kuang Si waterfallAsian tiger is hold there within his huge open air cage. An amazing sight. Tuk-Tuks as well as normal cars offer services to and from the waterfalls as it is the most famous attraction out of town. Biking tours and trekking arrangements can be combined with the waterfall visit as well as multi-day tours with trekking and home stays. The perfect way to explore the Kuang Si waterfalls is on a 3 hour hike...read more on this tour idea.
Another tour that includes the Kuang Si waterfalls can be viewed here. It combines a short Mekong Cruise on the Mekong and adds the waterfall experience to it, a great day activitiy out of Luang Prabang. Enjoy a Luang Prabang Daytrip and combine a Mekong Tour, Bike Tour and Kuang Si Waterfalls.
Elephant Village - Elephant Luang Prabang
Since Luang Prabang was once the capital of the “land of the thousand Elephants” (Lane Xang) another tour and visitor highlight has come to Luang Prabang. The private project with former logging Elephants offers wonderful nature rides, Elephant walks and other Elephant interaction activity packages combined with protected Elephants. A visit to the Tad Sae waterfall is always in reach as it is just a 10 minute boat ride up the river. Nature Trails and activity options are offered within the project - see also our tour offers for Elephant tours in Luang Prabang
Luang Prabang - tad Sae waterfall
Tad Sae Waterfall
Crystal clear waters cascade over multilevel limestone formations, forming pools surrounded by tropical trees and plants. An ideal place for swimming and relaxing and also a great place to get away from the crowd. The nearby river and the lush green surrounding is just another beautiful place around town that cannot be reached by road. You might use a boat from Ban En or book one of the day trips that might include Trekking and Elephant rides. Our Lao Spirit Resort is just 15 min. away from the waterfalls.
Traditional Arts and Ethnology centre, Luang Prabang
Traditional Arts and Ethnology Center
You are interested in the ethnic cultures of Laos?
Than visit the Traditional Arts and Ethnology Center, which features information and exhibits of clothing, handicrafts, baskets and religious artifacts from 7 different ethnic groups of northern Laos. The Center has a museum shop where you can buy a community handicraft and the Patio Cafe where you can browse books on anthropology and culture while sipping an espresso grown in Laos. Guided tours and seminars are also available. Also visit for more information the TAEC website.
Wat Pa Phon Phao
A forest temple famous for the teachings of Ajahn Saisamut. When he died in 1992, his funeral was the largest that Laos had seen in decades.
It’s Santi Chedi (Peace Pagoda) was built in 1988. This large yellow stupa contains three inside levels plus an outside terrace with a view of the surrounding plains. The inside walls are painted with many Buddhist stories and moral admonitions. You can easily reach this temple with a bike or tuk-tuk. It is on the way to the Luang Phabang Airport .
Ban Panom Weaving Village
This village, populated by Thai Lue (a tribe with its origins in Southern China), is well known for cotton and silk hand-weaving. Most of the women come into town for the popular evening market in town, but at daytime you can see them waeving with silk and cotton. Beautiful scarves and newer patterns can be seen in Ban Panom.
Henry Mouhot Gravesite
Grave of Henry Mouhot - French explorer in Luang Prabang - Laos This is the tomb of the French explorer who showed the famous Angkor Wat to the world. Henry Mouhot perished of malaria in 1861, and the French erected a tomb over his grave six years later. The last entry in his journal was ‘Have pity on me, oh my God’. Neglected for decades, his engraved tomb was found by foreign aid staff in 1990. Today it is a nice half day trip along the riverbank of the Nam Khan and mountain bike tours as well as kayakers pass by for a short stop while exploring Luang Prabang nature. Tiger Trail also combines this site with some other adventure package tours around Luang Prabang
Whisky Village near Luang Prabang
Ban Xang Hai means jar-maker village. At one time that was the industry here. Now the jars are brought in, and the small community fills them with the white whisky (Lao Lao) made in the village. Archeologists have excavated pots beneath the village that could be 2000 or more years old. If you want to try some of the finest and strongest Lao Lao shots you should go there not to early in the morning.
Pak Ou Caves north of Luang Prabang, on the Mekong
This is an all time favorite,...travel by boat about 25 km upstream from Luang Prabang on the Mekong River to the famous Pak Ou caves, in a limestone cliff at the mouth of the Nam Ou River. Already the boat ride on the mekong is an experience and the landscape around the cave is unique as well. These two caves are crammed with a huge number of Buddha images of all styles and sizes. Both caves are accessed by stairs.The lower cave, known as Tham Ting, is naturally lit. The upper cave, Tham Phum, is deeper, - bring a torch or rent one there.
Luang Prabang - view from Phousi Mountain over world heritage town Best mountain view from Luang Prabang
Mount Phousi and Wat That Chom Sii
situated 150m and 300 steps up above the peninsula with spectacular views of the city and surrounding countryside. Even the climb might be tiring, the view is certainly worth the sweat. Looking out into the country side you can see great mountains, the Mekong river and the great location of the former kings residence. You can also see the old Royal Palace, now the Museum, the old houses and surrounding villages. The temple has a gold spired stupa that can be seen from most parts of the city.
It is surely the most favorite sunset spot but also worth seeing in the early morning - with less people.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Luang Prabang Airport Transfers, Airport shuttles
Luang Prabang Airport Transfers: The airport is just north of town and has scheduled flights from/to Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Hanoi, Jinghong, Pakse, Siem Reap and Vientiane.
Taxis into town cost about $US6, whether you are by yourself or with 3 other people. There is a taxi counter just outside the arrival hall.
Tuk tuk into town is nowhere near 15-20mins ride! Try about 5-7 mins max. You can pay the minivan service (as noted 50,000kip or $6USD) and it's ridiculously easy to walk 100m to outside the gates and grab a tuk tuk. If you have some Lao and good negotiation skills you may be able to get a ride for 20,000kip (but they may not take USD), or 30-40,000 if you're not strong on either!
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Taxis into town cost about $US6, whether you are by yourself or with 3 other people. There is a taxi counter just outside the arrival hall.
Tuk tuk into town is nowhere near 15-20mins ride! Try about 5-7 mins max. You can pay the minivan service (as noted 50,000kip or $6USD) and it's ridiculously easy to walk 100m to outside the gates and grab a tuk tuk. If you have some Lao and good negotiation skills you may be able to get a ride for 20,000kip (but they may not take USD), or 30-40,000 if you're not strong on either!
Book your eco-friendly Luang Prabang Airport Transfer service by using the search box above. Throughout various locations around the world, we offer:
Luang Prabang Airport Transfers: Airport shuttles
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Phoukhoune District of Luang Prabang Province, Laos
Phoukhoune in Luang Prabang, Phoukhong in Luang Prabang
Phoukhoune District is a district (muang) of Luang Prabang Province in northern Laos.
Phoukhong Guest House and Restaurant: This small place, right next to Pon's, pales in comparison, and the rooms are a tight squeeze, but we can't complain about the price. They also have a restaurant across the street on the water, with the same menu as everywhere else -- a good place to sit and relax in the evening, but the food here is disappointing and the service incredibly slow.
Ban Na Elephant Explorer: (2 days trek, all seasons)
This easy trek takes the passionate walker into the elephant forests of the Phou Khao Khouay NPA. Of the two herds known to inhabit this National Park, one has quite recently chosen to roam the bamboo thickets nearby the village of Ban Na.
To protect the (wild!) elephants and to compensate the villagers for the frequent damages to their crops, a community-based tourism scheme was introduced. Trained local guides lead the visitors to remote sites within the forest of this reserve and to an Elephant Observation Tower. Ban Na is just over one and a half hours away from Vientiane.
Itinerary:
Option 1 (in the wet season, June to September)
Day 1: Vientiane – Ban Na – Elephant Tower Ban Na Tower
We will be transferred to Ban Na, which is 80 km from Vientiane. Once we arrive, we start the trek thru the secondary forest. A simple picnic lunch will be served near the Houay Loung stream.
After lunch, we take a short trek to Elephant Observation Tower, 11 m high and located at a natural salt lick. Here you spend the night. An early dinner will be prepared for us to have time to wait for the elephants in a quietly and listen to the sounds of the forest. You now have a good chance to see wild elephants in their natural habitat from close range (though no guarantee for their appearance can be given).
Approximately:1 ½ hour transfer/ 3 ½ hours trekking
Day 2: Elephant Tower - Ban Na – Wat Pra Bath – Vientiane
After an early breakfast, we will keep track with the elephants. We still may hear them cracking the bamboo. We will trek back to Ban Na, where our lunch is prepared by the local guide's family.
We will learn how to weave bamboo baskets from the friendly villagers. Before returning to Vientiane, we have a short stop at the nearby Wat Phabath, where you can see a revered footprint of Buddha, who is said to have once crossed the Mekong here.
We return to Vientiane in the late afternoon.
Approximately: 1 ½ hour transfer/ 3 ½ hours trekking
Option 2: A harder trek can be offered as alternative in case we consider there is a very small or no chance to see the elephants. The alternative itinerary is designed as below:
Day 1: Vientiane – Ban Na – Nam HiBan Na Tower
We will be transferred to Ban Na. Once we arrive in this nice village, we start trekking on a 14 km long trail sneaking through dense bushland, hiking under high canopy, or crossing sandstone plateus, mostly uphill and across several ridges.
The two waterfalls Tad Lung and Tad Fa offer good locations for breaks and lunch, before heading to the Tad Hi Kheng Khani (Waterfall of the Gibbon) on the Nam Hi where we spend the night camping.
Approximately: 1 ½ hour transfer/ 7 hours trekking
Day 2: Nam Hi – Ban Na - Vientiane
After breakfast, we follow one of the elephant trails. When heading downhill, mostly along the Nam Hi, elephant tracks and feces are often found. The animals may also be heard from a not too far distance roaming through the bamboo groves. Besides wild elephants, other animals such as wild dog (dhole), boar or the rare Sambar, barking and mouse deer are living in the area.
We can make a lunch stop at Elephant Tower. In the afternoon we continue trekking towards Ban Na, where a songthaew awaits the group for the return back to Vientiane. \
Phoukhoune District is a district (muang) of Luang Prabang Province in northern Laos.
Phoukhong Guest House and Restaurant: This small place, right next to Pon's, pales in comparison, and the rooms are a tight squeeze, but we can't complain about the price. They also have a restaurant across the street on the water, with the same menu as everywhere else -- a good place to sit and relax in the evening, but the food here is disappointing and the service incredibly slow.
Ban Na Elephant Explorer: (2 days trek, all seasons)
This easy trek takes the passionate walker into the elephant forests of the Phou Khao Khouay NPA. Of the two herds known to inhabit this National Park, one has quite recently chosen to roam the bamboo thickets nearby the village of Ban Na.
To protect the (wild!) elephants and to compensate the villagers for the frequent damages to their crops, a community-based tourism scheme was introduced. Trained local guides lead the visitors to remote sites within the forest of this reserve and to an Elephant Observation Tower. Ban Na is just over one and a half hours away from Vientiane.
Itinerary:
Option 1 (in the wet season, June to September)
Day 1: Vientiane – Ban Na – Elephant Tower Ban Na Tower
We will be transferred to Ban Na, which is 80 km from Vientiane. Once we arrive, we start the trek thru the secondary forest. A simple picnic lunch will be served near the Houay Loung stream.
After lunch, we take a short trek to Elephant Observation Tower, 11 m high and located at a natural salt lick. Here you spend the night. An early dinner will be prepared for us to have time to wait for the elephants in a quietly and listen to the sounds of the forest. You now have a good chance to see wild elephants in their natural habitat from close range (though no guarantee for their appearance can be given).
Approximately:1 ½ hour transfer/ 3 ½ hours trekking
Day 2: Elephant Tower - Ban Na – Wat Pra Bath – Vientiane
After an early breakfast, we will keep track with the elephants. We still may hear them cracking the bamboo. We will trek back to Ban Na, where our lunch is prepared by the local guide's family.
We will learn how to weave bamboo baskets from the friendly villagers. Before returning to Vientiane, we have a short stop at the nearby Wat Phabath, where you can see a revered footprint of Buddha, who is said to have once crossed the Mekong here.
We return to Vientiane in the late afternoon.
Approximately: 1 ½ hour transfer/ 3 ½ hours trekking
Option 2: A harder trek can be offered as alternative in case we consider there is a very small or no chance to see the elephants. The alternative itinerary is designed as below:
Day 1: Vientiane – Ban Na – Nam HiBan Na Tower
We will be transferred to Ban Na. Once we arrive in this nice village, we start trekking on a 14 km long trail sneaking through dense bushland, hiking under high canopy, or crossing sandstone plateus, mostly uphill and across several ridges.
The two waterfalls Tad Lung and Tad Fa offer good locations for breaks and lunch, before heading to the Tad Hi Kheng Khani (Waterfall of the Gibbon) on the Nam Hi where we spend the night camping.
Approximately: 1 ½ hour transfer/ 7 hours trekking
Day 2: Nam Hi – Ban Na - Vientiane
After breakfast, we follow one of the elephant trails. When heading downhill, mostly along the Nam Hi, elephant tracks and feces are often found. The animals may also be heard from a not too far distance roaming through the bamboo groves. Besides wild elephants, other animals such as wild dog (dhole), boar or the rare Sambar, barking and mouse deer are living in the area.
We can make a lunch stop at Elephant Tower. In the afternoon we continue trekking towards Ban Na, where a songthaew awaits the group for the return back to Vientiane. \
Viengkham District, Luang Prabang, Laos
Viengkham District, Luang Prabang, Laos
Viengkham District is a district (muang) of Luang Prabang Province in northern Laos.
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Hotel reservations deals and phone number for KIRIDARA HOTEL at 22 / 13 North Rd. Ban Na Viengkham Luang Prabang, LA in Laos
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Evolving relations between agriculture and forest in Viengkham District, Luang Prabang Province
The paper investigates the changes in management and trade of non timber forest products (NTFP) in northern uplands of Laos and how they are related to agricultural production from both landscape and livelihoods perspectives. Surveys were conducted in Luang Prabang province with multiple groups of stakeholders (e.g. villagers, traders, officials from different administrations) to compare the value chains of agricultural and forest products and assess their interactions. Analysis of remote sensing data and literature review complemented field investigations to describe the historical changes in land use and in the management of NTFP and agricultural commodities. The study revealed how forest and agriculture products are complementary from both an economic perspective: i.e. how they complement each other in household economics and traders businesses; and an ecological perspective: i.e. how they complement each other at the landscape level. At the landscape level, the complex mosaics of agriculture and forest patches are key assets in term of resilience of the overall system in the face of unpredictable natural events (e.g. floods, droughts, fires). The main lesson is that the on-going segregation of agricultural and forest spaces tend to increase economical and ecological vulnerability by decreasing diversity in landscapes and livelihood systems. The on-going trend of specialization of farming activities as a result of the shifting cultivation eradication policy should be buffered in such a way that multiple livelihood systems and economic development pathways can be maintained. The loss in the resilience of the socio-ecological system due to simplification of the natural landscape should be compensated by improved mechanisms for landscape governance.
Viengkham District, Luang Prabang, Laos, Viengkham District, Luang Prabang, Laos
Viengkham District is a district (muang) of Luang Prabang Province in northern Laos.
Look up: Viengkham District, Luang Prabang
Hotel reservations deals and phone number for KIRIDARA HOTEL at 22 / 13 North Rd. Ban Na Viengkham Luang Prabang, LA in Laos
Prices and reviews for Hotel Viengkham Muagkoun Guesthouse and 296 more hotels in Luang Prabang.trivago finds the cheapest price?
Evolving relations between agriculture and forest in Viengkham District, Luang Prabang Province
The paper investigates the changes in management and trade of non timber forest products (NTFP) in northern uplands of Laos and how they are related to agricultural production from both landscape and livelihoods perspectives. Surveys were conducted in Luang Prabang province with multiple groups of stakeholders (e.g. villagers, traders, officials from different administrations) to compare the value chains of agricultural and forest products and assess their interactions. Analysis of remote sensing data and literature review complemented field investigations to describe the historical changes in land use and in the management of NTFP and agricultural commodities. The study revealed how forest and agriculture products are complementary from both an economic perspective: i.e. how they complement each other in household economics and traders businesses; and an ecological perspective: i.e. how they complement each other at the landscape level. At the landscape level, the complex mosaics of agriculture and forest patches are key assets in term of resilience of the overall system in the face of unpredictable natural events (e.g. floods, droughts, fires). The main lesson is that the on-going segregation of agricultural and forest spaces tend to increase economical and ecological vulnerability by decreasing diversity in landscapes and livelihood systems. The on-going trend of specialization of farming activities as a result of the shifting cultivation eradication policy should be buffered in such a way that multiple livelihood systems and economic development pathways can be maintained. The loss in the resilience of the socio-ecological system due to simplification of the natural landscape should be compensated by improved mechanisms for landscape governance.
Viengkham District, Luang Prabang, Laos, Viengkham District, Luang Prabang, Laos
Chomphet in Luang Prabang, Laos
Chomphet in Luang Prabang, Laos
Chomphet District is a district (muang) of Luang Prabang Province in northern Laos. Chomphet District Luang Prabang Province
Vat Chomphet: Located across the Mekong river to the north of Ban Xieng Mene, Vat Chomphet is built on the top of a hill, and offers stunning views of Luang Prabang town and the river. The temple was built in 1888, and although currently undergoing renovation, the dragon and bird designs on the ceiling still retain their mystical power.
National Museum: The National Museum, constructed in 1904, is laid out in a cruciform shape and accessed from a side entrance. Various royal religions objects are displayed in the large entrance hall. Many gift from foreign envoys (including a rock brought back from the moon !) and religious and culture artifacts are on display including the Phabang(‘ Buddha image’), the gold standing 14th century Buddha image from which Luang Prabang derives its name. The museum is open from 08:00 am to 11:30 am and 01:30 pm to 04:00 pm every day except Tuesday it is close for cleaning.
Wat Xieng Thong: Built during the 16th Century by King Saysetthathirath and completed in 1560. Wat Xieng Thong temple is one of the most interesting exampl es of art and Buddhist architecture. The ornate carved and gilded funeral veh icle of the former kin g is kept in one of the buildings in the temple grounds. It is well worth visiting and paying your respects to this temple while in Luang Prabang. This temple was used to organize the highest Royal Ceremonies and houses the bones of King Sisavangvong. The intricate golden facades, colorful murals, glass mosaics and unique three-layered roof make this one of the most beautiful temples in Asia. This temple is not only the most beautiful in Luang Prabang, but arguably one of the most spectacular in the entire country. It is a classic example of Luang Prabang style during the golden year of the Lane Xang kingdom and is noted for its gratefully sloping roof and glass murals.
Chomphet in Luang Prabang, Laos, Chomphet in Luang Prabang, Laos, Chomphet in Luang Prabang, Laos
Chomphet District is a district (muang) of Luang Prabang Province in northern Laos. Chomphet District Luang Prabang Province
Vat Chomphet: Located across the Mekong river to the north of Ban Xieng Mene, Vat Chomphet is built on the top of a hill, and offers stunning views of Luang Prabang town and the river. The temple was built in 1888, and although currently undergoing renovation, the dragon and bird designs on the ceiling still retain their mystical power.
National Museum: The National Museum, constructed in 1904, is laid out in a cruciform shape and accessed from a side entrance. Various royal religions objects are displayed in the large entrance hall. Many gift from foreign envoys (including a rock brought back from the moon !) and religious and culture artifacts are on display including the Phabang(‘ Buddha image’), the gold standing 14th century Buddha image from which Luang Prabang derives its name. The museum is open from 08:00 am to 11:30 am and 01:30 pm to 04:00 pm every day except Tuesday it is close for cleaning.
Wat Xieng Thong: Built during the 16th Century by King Saysetthathirath and completed in 1560. Wat Xieng Thong temple is one of the most interesting exampl es of art and Buddhist architecture. The ornate carved and gilded funeral veh icle of the former kin g is kept in one of the buildings in the temple grounds. It is well worth visiting and paying your respects to this temple while in Luang Prabang. This temple was used to organize the highest Royal Ceremonies and houses the bones of King Sisavangvong. The intricate golden facades, colorful murals, glass mosaics and unique three-layered roof make this one of the most beautiful temples in Asia. This temple is not only the most beautiful in Luang Prabang, but arguably one of the most spectacular in the entire country. It is a classic example of Luang Prabang style during the golden year of the Lane Xang kingdom and is noted for its gratefully sloping roof and glass murals.
Chomphet in Luang Prabang, Laos, Chomphet in Luang Prabang, Laos, Chomphet in Luang Prabang, Laos
Phonxay in Luang Prabang, Laos
Phonxay in Luang Prabang, Laos
Phonxay District is a district (muang) of Luang Prabang Province in northern Laos.
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Pak Seng, Pak Seng in Louangphrabang, Laos
Pak Seng District is a district (muang) of Luang Prabang Province in northern Laos
Where is Pak Seng in Louangphrabang, Laos Located?
Pak Seng is a place with a very small population in the state/region of Louangphrabang, Laos which is located in the continent/region of Asia.
Cities, towns and places near Pak Seng include Pakxeng, Ban Pakxeng, Muang Pak Xeng and Ban Houay Pag Noung.
List of Cities Near Pak Seng in Louangphrabang, Laos
The closest cities, towns, suburbs/localities and places to Pak Seng in Louangphrabang, Laos are listed below in order of increasing distance.
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Where is Pak Seng in Louangphrabang, Laos Located?
Pak Seng is a place with a very small population in the state/region of Louangphrabang, Laos which is located in the continent/region of Asia.
Cities, towns and places near Pak Seng include Pakxeng, Ban Pakxeng, Muang Pak Xeng and Ban Houay Pag Noung.
List of Cities Near Pak Seng in Louangphrabang, Laos
The closest cities, towns, suburbs/localities and places to Pak Seng in Louangphrabang, Laos are listed below in order of increasing distance.
Pak Seng, Pak Seng in Louangphrabang, Laos, Pak Seng, Pak Seng in Louangphrabang, Laos, Pak Seng, Pak Seng in Louangphrabang, Laos
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