Luang Prabang Temples and Royal Palace Museum Private Tour

Thong, a masterpiece of traditional Lao architecture and one of the most revered temples in the country. Admire its sweeping rooflines and intricate gold stenciling that reflect centuries of devotion and artistry.

Vipassana meditation offers a rare glimpse into the spiritual practices of Luang Prabang’s monastic community. The display includes historical and contemporary photographs curated by Hans Georg Berger, providing a unique visual narrative of Buddhist life in Laos.

Located between the Mekong River and Phousi Hill, this museum offers insight into the country’s history, culture, and royal traditions. Then, visit Wat Siphoutthabath Tippharam, a beautifully adorned temple known for its murals and its symbolic connection to Buddha’s footprint. The temple also serves as a school for monks and novices, adding a living dimension to your cultural experience.

Built in the late 18th century, the temple is admired for its distinctive multi-tiered roof and intricate gilded bas‑relief carvings that depict Buddhist stories and scenes of daily life. Located beside the former Royal Palace, Wat Mai has long held religious importance and remains a key spiritual landmark in the heart of the UNESCO-listed town.

d in the heart of the old town of Luang Prabang city in Laos. The name translates to the footprints of Buddha in the local language. The temple is known for beautiful murals on the outer walls of the ordination hall(sim) and the interior walls containing paintings depicting Buddha's teachings and the path to his enlightenment.

ffering panoramic views of Luang Prabang’s old town, the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers, and the surrounding mountains. This peaceful hilltop is the perfect place to reflect on the day’s discoveries and take in the serene beauty of the city.