Luang Prabang’s alms-giving ceremony is a cherished tradition in Laotian Buddhist culture, deeply rooted in spiritual practice. Each morning at dawn, the streets come alive with this serene ritual. Monks, clad in their orange robes, walk in a procession along the main street, collecting alms from locals and visitors alike.
The ceremony begins on the main street of Luang Prabang and gradually spills into the side streets, where participants set out offerings of rice, fruit, and other goods. This act of giving not only nourishes the monks but also fosters a sense of community and connection among the people.
Engaging in the alms-giving ceremony offers an opportunity to gain insight into the spiritual life of Luang Prabang and the values that underpin this longstanding tradition, making it a must-see for anyone visiting the city.
Rooms Size 81 sqm., private Garden Size 200 sqm.
Maximum occupancy: 2 people
King-size bed
Well equipped Mini bar
Air conditioning and fan
Wi-Fi
Total Room Size 174 m2, Two bedrooms
Maximum occupancy: 5 people using one extra bed
King-size bed
Well equipped Mini bar
Air conditioning and fan
Wi-Fi
