The Apsara Hotel

The Apsara Hotel A Hip Hotel The Apsara is located on the banks of the Nam Khan River in The World Heritage city of Luang Prabang.

The Apsara is the leading boutique hotel in Luang Prabang, situated in the heart of the town, on the banks of the Nam Khan River it is within walking distance of main attractions in this UNESCO World Heritage town.

Today is Boun Khao Salak is a significant Lao Buddhist festival celebrated during the 10th full moon (usually September)...
26/09/2026

Today is Boun Khao Salak is a significant Lao Buddhist festival celebrated during the 10th full moon (usually September) to honor deceased ancestors and make merit. Families visit local temples to present "Salak" (baskets of food and daily necessities) to monks, transferring merit to spirits to help them in the afterlife.

Today is Boun Khao Padapdin (also written Boun Hor Khao Padabdin) is a deeply spiritual Lao Buddhist festival dedicated ...
11/09/2026

Today is Boun Khao Padapdin (also written Boun Hor Khao Padabdin) is a deeply spiritual Lao Buddhist festival dedicated to honoring deceased ancestors and feeding wandering spirits or hungry ghosts. It is one of the most important merit-making observances in Laos, typically falling in September (the ninth lunar month) according to the Lao Buddhist calendar.

It reflects the Buddhist belief in rebirth and the realm of petas (hungry ghosts)—beings who are tormented by insatiable hunger and thirst.

Offering rice packets: Families prepare small portions of rice (often sticky rice) wrapped in banana leaves, along with other food, and offer them to monks at the temple. The merit is then dedicated to the deceased.

Boat racing in Luang Prabang, known as Boun Suang Heua, is a spectacular and culturally rich festival that transforms th...
04/09/2026

Boat racing in Luang Prabang, known as Boun Suang Heua, is a spectacular and culturally rich festival that transforms this tranquil town into a vibrant riverside celebration. It's not just a sport, but a powerful tribute to Lao heritage and community unity.

If you're planning a trip, it's a fantastic way to experience authentic Lao culture. The festival is held on the 11th of September 2026, this year.

Stay with us, stay 3 nights pay for 2! Get 15% off on food and beverage. Late check out, upon availability.
Valid until 30th of September 2026. New booking only.

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28/08/2026

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Waking up to this…
23/08/2026

Waking up to this…

Slow morning…enjoy breakfast
07/08/2026

Slow morning…enjoy breakfast

Boun Khao PhansaThe beginning of Buddhist lent known as Boun Khao Phansa (Laos). Marks a three-month "rains retreat" (Va...
24/07/2026

Boun Khao Phansa

The beginning of Buddhist lent known as Boun Khao Phansa (Laos). Marks a three-month "rains retreat" (Vassa) starting the day after the full moon of the eighth lunar month.
Monks seclude themselves in temples to meditate and study, while laypeople make merit, offer candles, and often vow to give up vices. This year, falls on 29th of July 2026.

Lao chillies (mak phet) are essential to Lao cuisine, typically small, slender, and intense (green, red, orange) or drie...
17/07/2026

Lao chillies (mak phet) are essential to Lao cuisine, typically small, slender, and intense (green, red, orange) or dried in nearly every dish, providing heat, smokiness, and sweetness. They’re not just hot but also complex. Essential for jeow b**g, tam mai hoong, and any dish that demands real fire.

Escaping the summer heat in style
10/07/2026

Escaping the summer heat in style

Lao is not just famous for its coffee but also its tea. Predominantly grown in the northern mountainous provinces, with ...
03/07/2026

Lao is not just famous for its coffee but also its tea. Predominantly grown in the northern mountainous provinces, with over 85% of production located in areas like Phongsaly, Xiengkhouang, Oudomexay, Bokeo, and Huaphan. Phongsaly is especially famous for its 400-year-old wild tea trees, particularly around the Komaen village, where trees grow up to 15 meters high in forested mountains near the Chinese border.

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On The Banks Of The Namkhan River
Luang Prabang
06000

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