I don't think anyone could get bored with seeing you show off your city, Nat. It's always so beautiful. Personally, i prefer the slow and quiet pace. Hopefully, for the local economy, you have a busy season ahead. Good luck to all the talented and hardworking vendors.
Luang Prabang is absolutely amazing in December and January. The weather is cool. It's not hot at all. My high school math teacher from America retired there in 2018.
I visited Luang Prabang for the first time last October and totally fell in love with it! I hope to pay another visit later this year, fingers crossed. 🤞😊
Delighted you showed the buffet style of dishes towards the end of the video. I keep seeing Lao people lined up at them around the city, but am completely confused as to what they are eating. Definitely going for the curry and chicken next time. Thanks.
Quiet aka touristic dead season. Honestly the best time of the year to travel to Luang Prabang. Thanks for mentioning my RU-vid channel and making me famous! 😄 Much appreciated! 🙏
Hello, ຕົ້ນຝາງແດງ is Royal poinciana red tree in English, I love Luang Prabang my husband is from there! I really enjoy watching your clips, you did very good in English. I used to have a lot of Kmu’s friends back in Laos.
Luang Prabang has a timeless beauty to it indeed.. And I prefer seeing it this way, during the low season. I feel that it can give you a more serene and intimate connection with the place and the culture! Shame I haven't gotten to that part of Laos yet!
Absolutely enjoy watching your videos especially lungprabang. Thank you for showing the night market plus the food. It brought me some great memories when I was there last year. Again great video and looking forward to see more. awesome videos. Also thank you for your kindness to pick up the trash. The city should post more signs and strick by throwing trash everywhere.
Hi Nat. Thanks for showing the flower again. The name in English is royal poinciana, flamboyant tree or flame tree ( sciencetific name is Delonix regia), Lao - dauk fang daeng.
Hi Nat, thank you for showing the night market again. I love the coconut pancakes. I hope to visit Luang Prabang next year. Greetings from Munich, Germany
Hai nat, just subscribed your channel . Very informative and interesting channel. I am visiting LP next week or so .looking forward to visit those places you mentioned. Cheers.
Hi bro .. ສະບາຍດີ ຂອບໃຈ ເກັບພາບງາມ ບ້ານເຮົາມາໃຫ້ເບີງ ຄຶດຮອດຫຼາຍໆ .. my beautiful hometown changed ຫຼາຍໆ … ! my gosh so much changes.. my childhood home is ບ້ານທ່າ ວັດໜ່ອງ
ໂດຍ, ຂອບໃຈທີ່ຄອຍຕິດຕາມເດີ. ບ້ານທ່າວັດໜອງຍັງງາມຄືເກົ່າ. The sad thing is those elderly that we, monks, knew them for years had passed away, and young people have moved out of the area.
luang pra bang is beutiful town of laos , i hope the chinses have not destroyed this city , & laotian culture , we know that the chinese are everywhere , they disfigured the city with chinese dialects , is not good , udom say ,boten , viengchain , resembles the chinese city, because the tourists in the world come to laos , want to see laos culture , some tings from lao & not chinese
Hopefully, the unesco will continue preserving Luang Prabang as it is. It hasn't changed much a part from having more vans and cars on the street. From 2006-2008, when I first arrived in Luang Prabang, there were more motorbikes and tuk tuk.