Sisavangvong Road

Laos Foreigner Street is an ancient and romantic street, many of the buildings here were built during the French colonial period, so it also has a French taste. There are many family hotels in this area, you can choose a room to live, feel the quiet temple world during the day, and stroll around the night market on the foreigner street at night.

The main road of Luang Prabang, with a landscape improvement by taking the electric cable into the ground, there are many cafes and restaurants.

Sisawangwong Street, in the night, full of flea markets and shops on both sides of the street,

The night market is very good, but on the way back to the hotel, I met the flying car party, everyone pay attention to lightning protection! ! !

Between the Buddhist temples, old French buildings, wide range of restaurants etc. Sisavangvong Road is a beautiful place to explore. At nighttime many of the buildings are tastefully lit up, and half of the road converts into a walking street and night market.

Sarwangvon is the most prosperous street in Luang Prabang, commonly known as the foreigner street. This is a street that runs through the city. The Palace Museum, Mai Buddha Temple, Puxi Mountain, Shenfo Temple, Xibu Taba Temple, Hoxiang Temple and other attractions. Tamank Lao, Joma Bakery Café and other well-known restaurants are on this street. This street is also densely packed with various small shops, selling crafts and clothing, Take short-distance tourism, exchange of foreign exchange ......, as well as hotels, visitor centers, post offices, schools, police stations, and residences of the daughter-in-law of the King IV. The morning bus and night market are also on this street. In short, it has everything, the building has Lao characteristics, but also French style, it is worth walking slowly and strolling carefully.