Hotels near Luang Prabang International Airport - LPQ, Luang Prabang

Our wallet was stolen on the first day we arrived luangprabang, we lost some Thai baht worth around usd500 not a big deal as we stopped our cards right away. The thing is if something happens to you, you got robbed/raped got sick or whatever unfortunate thing occur to you, never expect police or authorities to come to help you as there's no one willing to do the work. However, Laotian people are mostly kind so if you plan to go I wish you a lot of luck.

We really enjoyed just walking around the old city. It's small and yet we still ate a different restaurant for every meal, had cocktails at sunset by the river several times, went to beautiful waterfalls, visited the buffalo dairy farm and went to several Wats. Luang Prabang was not part of our original SE Asia tour but we ended up going and so happy we did. Jungala Lounge bar for food/drinks on the Nam Khan River 360 Sunset for an inexpensive bottle of bubbles at sunset Tangor Bistro, had amazing lentil hummus and chicken strips unlike any I've ever had Tamarind is a teaching restaurant with excellent local food Khaiphaen is also a teaching restaurant with amazing food for a great price. Sena Steak House although we didn't have steak is good Manola Cafe had good pizza

Loved the colonial charm of Luang Prabang and its chilled and relaxed atmosphere. Managed to visit the elephant sanctuary at Mandalao and would recommend as you go to the elephants in their environment and only observe.

The city has numerous amenities that will make ones stay very enjoyable: great eating places, very easy to walk around, very safe, river dining/trips, adventure opportunities such as waterfalls, caves. The best part is the Mandalao Elephant Sanctuary, excellent experience interacting with the elephants in their natural habitat. Laos Buffalo Dairy, Luang Prabang Yoga, Big Brother Mouse House, numerous Massage options, and just relaxing!!

Luang Prabang is a peaceful and beautiful city, perfect for relaxing. I enjoyed the calm atmosphere, friendly people and the mix of culture and nature everywhere. Getting around the city is quite easy — most places are walkable, and you can also use tuk-tuks for longer distances. There are many nice cafés and restaurants, and trying local Lao food was one of the highlights. The temples, night market and riverside areas are great to explore. For families with children, the city is safe and not too crowded, with plenty of outdoor spots to enjoy. Overall, it’s a lovely place to visit and I would definitely come again.

UNESCO World Heritage site with buildings dating from the French Colonial days. If you love temples, then Luang Prabang is the place to go. The town is generally very tidy and well maintained and is easy to get around. Well worth a visit!