Explore Laos like never before by visiting a range of historical sites, local villages and revel in the calm and soothing nature.
Your journey to explore the wonders of Laos begins with a trip to the quaint Royal Palace Museum, that was previously a home for the royal family when it was built in 1940 for King Sisavangvong after a former palace was destroyed by invaders back in the 19th century. After the communists rose to power in 1975, the palace was converted to a museum and was eventually opened in 1995 after renovation. Take a step back in time as you explore the stunning architecture and interior of the Royal Palace Museum, some of which may even be dated back to the colonial era and the Lane Xang Kingdom and then to the current times. Catch the sight of a wide array of exhibits, which includes the weapons, religious artefacts, statues and many more!
Explore the utmost enchanting temples that exude outstanding beauty called the Wat Xieng Thong, which brings historic importance as the Wat Xieng Thong illustrates the intricate Luang Prabang style and the temple is decorated with an abundance of Buddha deities statues and also a funeral carriage that is 12-meter high. The temple is still being used as the site for the coronation of Laos king and also other festivities. The original Wat Xieng Thong was constructed in the 16th century and it has even survived a couple of invasions before it was remodelled in the 1960s. Traverse to the striking Wat Wisunarat that is one of the oldest temples in Laos, which dates back to 1513. The Wat Wisunarat is the home of a wide range of religious artefacts and valued items that represent both the royal family and Buddhism. The shape of temple resulted in the Wat Wisunarat being known as the ‘The Watermelon Stupa’.
Venture a few kilometres away from Luang Prabang to a quaint weaving village called Ban Xang Khong that is known for producing beautiful textiles. Discover the process of making silk by understanding the olden technique of ikat process for fabric dyeing and also obtaining silk thread from the silkworm. Then, you will visit the Ban Xieng Lek that is situated 2 kilometres away from Luang Prabang where you will have a chance to see the locals make Posa papers and weave traditional textiles.
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