Amantaka, belonging to the world famous Aman Resorts, is housed on a large garden estate a stroll away from the temples, the Palace, the boutiques, bakeries and restaurants of Luang Prabang.
Luang Prabang is considered the jewel of Indochina, and is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. This culturally chic regal city is surrounded by mountains and was formerly the capital of a kingdom by the same name and was then ruled by French colonialists in the 18th century. With the delicate scent of frangipani sweetening the air, today boasts a mixture of ancient red-roofed Buddhist temples and French colonial buildings that house guesthouses, street markets and antique shops. The saffron- clad monks that inhabit Luang Prabang, particularly during morning alms-giving ceremonies, create a colorful sight to an otherwise calm and alluring urban environment.
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If you are looking to do something truly different, this customizable vacation to one of Asia’s hidden gems is a fabulous choice for you. Savor the serene beauty of your surroundings as you cruise down the Mekong. Along the way you will get to visit tribal settlements such as Ban Kon Toum, a Thai Lu…
View MoreThis Southeast Asia tour offers the ideal introduction to the most popular destinations in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. Beginning in Luang Prabang, experience the Buddhist heritage of Laos with local experts as you witness the morning ‘almsgiving ritual’, and visit the mysterious Pak Ou caves with its thousands of Buddha figures. In Vietnam, discover ancient…
View MoreLaos tours are a delightful experience! Combine the cultural highlights of spending time with Buddhist monks in local monasteries with beautiful natural landscapes and a relaxing Mekong River cruise.
View MoreDiscover the incredible natural beauty and culture of Laos on this customizable tour. Cruise down the Mekong River in a traditional boat, and get an insight into the way of life of the local villagers. Marvel at the Buddhist monasteries and French colonial architecture of Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Try your hand…
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Amantaka, belonging to the world famous Aman Resorts, is housed on a large garden estate a stroll away from the temples, the Palace, the boutiques, bakeries and restaurants of Luang Prabang.
A melting pot of old-world cultures fused with medieval royalty, Maison Souvannaphoum Hotel is the historic residence of the Prince of Laos.
La R�sidence Phou Vao, set on 3 hectares surrounded with lush gardens, offers breathtaking views of the mountains and the town of Luang Prabang.
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