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    One of the beautiful waterfalls at Kuang Si, near Luang Prabang by: clare-tamea Views[314] «Old Buddha statues, Luang Prabang, Laos» Luang Prabang, Laos, December 2012. A collection of old Buddha statues can be found in Wat Xieng Thong. Only one of these statues keeps the original golden colour. This is the most magnificent buddhist temple in Luang Prabang with a beautiful and unique architecture and decoration. by: rosafurtado Views[1429] «Phu Si, Luang Prabang, Laos» Luang Prabang, Laos, December 2012. Phu Si is a 100m high hill in the centre of Luang Prabang. After climbing 328 stairs, we reach the summit of the hill, where we find Wat Chom Si, a Buddhist temple, which is one of the main attactions of this old town. The gilded stupa of Wat Chom Si seems to be looking at the sky. by: rosafurtado Views[1252] by: dondealban Views[848] by: dondealban Views[775]
     
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    by: dondealban Views[482] by: dondealban Views[475] by: dondealban Views[492] Morning alms along Th Sisavangvong. by: dondealban Views[815] A spirit house in front of Wat Nong Sikhunmeuang. by: dondealban Views[1069]
     
    Monks off to their morning alms. by: dondealban Views[734] A spirit house. by: dondealban Views[741] Monk meditating. by: dondealban Views[609] Monk robes hanging out to dry. by: dondealban Views[463] Designs along the fences of Wat Nong Sikhunmeung. by: dondealban Views[494]
     
    Man carrying cargo on a three-wheeled bike. by: dondealban Views[732] Spirit houses. by: dondealban Views[514] One of many small marts around Luang Prabang. by: dondealban Views[437] Wat Nong Sikhunmeuang. by: dondealban Views[518] Tuktuk passing by Wat Sensoukarahm. by: dondealban Views[657]
     
    An art shop along Th Sakkarin. by: dondealban Views[538] Th Sakkarin during the late afternoon. by: dondealban Views[401] Another photo of a Christmas tree that I saw along Th Sakkarin. by: dondealban Views[549] I love this photo: a silhouette of a moving tuktuk; I think this was taken along Th Sisavangvong. by: dondealban Views[692] Lao girl preparing a fruit shake. by: dondealban Views[700]
     
    What a surprise! A Christmas tree in Luang Prabang. by: dondealban Views[572] View of the Mekong River from Th Sakkarin during the late afternoon. by: dondealban Views[478] Food stall along Th Sisavangvong. by: dondealban Views[519] One of many small marts in Luang Prabang. by: dondealban Views[517] Parked motorbikes along Th Sisavangvong with drivers usually waiting for tourists for a ride around town. by: dondealban Views[519]
     
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    (1) While exploring the temples in the East of Kyoto I stumbled upon an antique kimono shop, and had a stilted Japanese/English/hand-gestures conversation with the owner. Having always been fascinated by the world of the geisha – the high class entertainers who specialise in dance, playing traditional Japanese instruments and the tea ceremony – I asked her if she had ever had experience with them. : by irinaearnshaw, Views[514]
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