| bright, minimalist rooms feature free wi fi, minifridges and rainfall showers, as well as tea and coffeemakers, and flat screens with satellite channels. room service is available. a 3 minute walk from wat manorom buddhist temple, this laid back hotel is 2 km from both mount phousi and the royal palace. suites include whirlpool tubs, and balconies with pool views. check in time: 2:00 pmcheck out time: 12:00 pm. the hotel has a restaurant/bar with a terrace, and other amenities include an exercise room, an outdoor pool and a kids' pool
Luang Prabang Airport 8 min
Alms Giving Ceremony in Luang Prabang (5 min)
Monks accept food offerings at sunrise in a Laotian Buddhist ritual that starts on this main street. Wat May Souvannapoumaram (18 min)
Built in the 18th century, the city's largest monastery houses gold Buddha statues & wood carvings. Royal Palace (5 min)
Local-history museum in a stately former king's mansion with gardens & ornate architectural accents. Wat Xiengthong (7 min)
Buddhist temple complex featuring a variety of ornately detailed shrines, prayer halls & gardens. Tat Sae Waterfalls (24 min)
Best in the rainy season, these scenic waterfalls flow over limestone & form varied swimming pools. Wat Aham (12 min)
Buddhist temple, built in 1818, with stone stupas & a prayer hall decorated with colorful murals. Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre (14 min)
Displays of clothing, craft tools, plus religious & ritual objects related to various ethnic groups. Pha Tad Ke / Botanical Garden Reception (13 min)
Botanical garden featuring bamboo, orchids & other local flora, plus a cafe in a picturesque locale. Night Market (18 min)
Bustling cluster of vendors selling local street foods & baked goods, plus paper lamps & textiles. Elephant Village Sanctuary & Resort (5 min)
Attraction offering up-close experiences with elephants, including feeding, bathing & walks. Wat Sibounheuang (6 min) Wat Wisunarat (13 min)
Buddhist temple dating to the 16th century, known for its large, watermelon-domed stupa. Haw Pha Bang (20 min)
Intricate Buddhist temple located in the grounds of the Royal Palace Museum, built in 1963. Phousi Hill (4 min)
Accessible by hiking, this summit with sweeping views is a well-known spot to watch the sunset. Wat Chom Si (17 min) | 
