If you find somewhere to spend the evening time instead of walking up to Phu Si Hill or shopping at the night market, then you should visit here! After 6 pm, the main chapel of Wat Siphoutthabath is open for evening prayers. In this time you can go inside the beautiful murals on the wall which painted about Ramayana. The painting has influenced by Thai art, around King Rama IV Reign. After 10-15 minutes the door opened, monks and novices come and start to pray. The enchanting voice will make this place more admirable. If you visit Luang Prabang, mark this place as your destination!

Another beautiful temple downtown. It’s not too crowded and there are no admission fees. It’s at the foot of Mount Phousi so stop by before or after your hike.

Beautiful temple just like every temples in Luang Prabang. It's located at the beginning of the eastern entrance of the trail going up Mount Phousi and has numerous shrines along the way. Entrance is free but donations encouraged to preserve the beauty of this World Heritage City.

Lovely temple at the base of the mountain. Can climb up the stairs from here and its a much more interesting way up than the stairs opposite Haw Prabang

Nice and very quite place.. Just remember wear appropriate clothes entering temples!

Where you see the pin it is not the exciting part. You need to go up to the mountain to see Buddahs footprint, a cave to pray, more Buddahs and to enjoy the view from Phousi Mountain. Currently, 20,000 kip fee.

Beautiful place.

Beautiful temple just like every temples in Luang Prabang

A temple(s) on the way up the northeastern side of Mount Phousi. Many monks around if you want to interact with them.

One of many beautiful and local temple in Luang Prabang, enjoying watching the day goes by while lazying around the temple. Cool and windy