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Luang Prabang Travel Guide

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Laos: Asia's New Cultural Hot Spot

In Luang Prabang, T+L revels in the winding lanes, ancient Buddhist temples, and buzzing markets.

Losing Tradition in Luang Prabang

In Luang Prabang, Laos, the pull of progress—modern hotels, bright lights, discos—threatens the traditional look and feel of what is perhaps the best-preserved small city...

World's Top Night Markets

Haggle for souvenirs and feast on street food at night markets from Laos to Los Angeles.

Best Countries for Solo Travelers

Taking off on a journey alone? Have no fear. Here are the safest, friendliest countries for your solo adventure.

The Hottest New Travel Trends

The future of tourism includes ultra-health-conscious hotels, a surge in river cruises, abundant choices for medical trips—and sky nannies.

World's Best Hotels 2011

The results of Travel + Leisure’s annual reader survey are in! Which are the world’s best hotels of 2011?

Asia’s Scenic New Train Routes

Four new scenic train routes in Southeast Asia.

Singapore's Modern Revolution

While efficiency and order have long been national virtues, Singapore’s modern revolution is welcoming the arrival of a cutting-edge art scene, celebrity chefs, mega-resorts, and...

Editor’s Note | February 2010

Recently, I’ve been spending a lot of time with people in the travel world, first at the Pure Life Experiences show in Marrakesh and then...

T+L's Best Travel Photography Tips

Our photo editors’ advice on the best cameras for taking travel photos—and how to get that winning shot.
HOTELS

La Résidence Phou Vao

Positioned in the hills above the former royal capital (and now UNESCO World Heritage site) of Luang Prabang, this Orient-Express property is a charming luxury spa escape. As the first of its kind in... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Tamarind

This husband-and-wife–owned spot serves authentic Lao cuisine. more ›


ACTIVITIES

OckPopTok

A wonderful textile boutique; owners Joanna Smith and Veomanee Duangdala will ship purchases to the U.S. Pick up the handwoven, natural-dyed textiles—especially the exquisite jewel-toned silks. more ›




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