Luang Prabang has a rich cultural heritage, with monasteries, historical monuments, traditional costumes and the vast beauty of nature. For reservations and more information, please contact FrontOffice-Laos@angsana.com
Standing about 150 metres tall, Mount Phousi is Luang Prabang's highest hill and a distinctive figure against Luang Prabang’s skyline. At the top of Mount Phousi is Wat Chomsi, a golden Buddhist shrine from the early 19th century. The most popular time to visit Mount Phousi is in the late afternoon, where you can watch the sun set over Luang Prabang; or, if you wish to escape the crowds, head there before dawn and catch the sunrise.