Buddha Bang Phra Luang Prabang, Laos survived a few attacks foreign invaders with civil unrest. Today, it remains a tremendously revered object of devotion, close to the hearts of men and women of Laos.
However, this Buddha is not the only point to determine if in Luang Prabang, Laos. There is various attractions value the tour to this Asian nation. The city has long been peaceful, and tourists can come through the inner serenity of the surrounding green hills and the proud, shining roofs of the temple, only some of the remaining influence of French architecture. A breathtaking view of the city is what Phu Si Hill offers, their slopes are covered with various wats and at its peak is found to Chomsi a high stupa. This is where amazing sunsets is generally realized and enjoy.
For a close encounter with nature, the cave of Tham Ting, located north of the city itself, can provide satisfaction to every soul hungry for adventure. The cave, which can be achieved by riding a boat up river, contain several notable rock formations, and in the last corner is placed through Buddha images extremely faithful to the first and preserved by his descendants. In front of the cave is a feast for the eyes: the junction with the Nam Ou and the Mekong River, a hint of old military strategies.
Tourists can find perhaps the Pha-shaped coffin Mar Monte, located on the left bank of the Nam Ou, rather fascinating - which represents about a folk tale, the romance between Kounlou and Nang Oua. The locals are better prepared to tell this love story popular in Luang Prabang, Laos. So visit Luang Prabang and enjoy this beautiful love story during your
Laos tours.
Luang Prabang travel seems almost camouflaged by dense tropical vegetation and palm trees: from above, only gold, inspired stupa roofs are visible, shining above the vegetation. For first time visitors to this treasure of the culture of Laos is recommended to spend at least the first day to take in the stunning architecture screen with French colonial style with elegant splendor married Buddhist elegant effect.
At dawn, dozens of saffron-robed, alms, hungry monks file monasteries in the streets in a ritual that has become the emblem of the city's identity. The orange in the robe of the monks is accentuated by the soft morning light in a scene framed by the monastery red roofs, palm trees and whitewashed colonial housing.
Within an hour, the monks have finished their rounds and melted back into their monasteries. Although this ritual every day you can see in all of Southeast Asia, is particularly striking in
luang prabang travel, due to the density of the temples and the concentration of the monks of a population of 15,000, more than 500 monks. So travel Southeast Asia and visit this wonderful city of Laos.
