Luang Prabang / 10 photo spots
10 Instagram spots around Luang Prabang
Luang Prabang and its surroundings offer temple architecture, riverside views, waterfalls and markets with many different photographic details.
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Phou Si Mountain
Phou Si rises above Luang Prabang and offers views of the city and Mekong. Frame the river between rooftops and the surrounding hills.
Search Google MapsWat Xieng Thong
Wat Xieng Thong is known for its sweeping roof and glass mosaic murals. Try a full view of the building and a closer crop of the details.
Search Google MapsWat Visounnarath
At Wat Visounnarath, carved window railings and the rounded That Mak Mo stupa provide different subjects. Choose one detail or show the temple grounds together.
Search Google MapsWat Mai
Wat Mai has a tiered roof and walls with narrative reliefs. Compose a wider view of the roofline, then look closely at the carved scenes.
Search Google MapsWat Paphonphao
The golden octagonal structure of Wat Paphonphao stands among trees above the city. Use the forest setting to frame the temple and its slender spire.
Search Google MapsNational Museum of Luang Prabang
The former Royal Palace now houses the National Museum. Its Lao and French architectural influences provide a subject for a carefully composed building portrait.
Search Google MapsLuang Prabang Night Market
The night market along Sisavangvong Road features textiles, ceramics and other crafts. Photograph the variety of goods, or choose one stall as your focal point.
Search Google MapsKuang Si Waterfall
Kuang Si’s cascades and pools make a natural subject outside the city. Include the surrounding greenery and allow the changing water colour to shape the composition.
Search Google MapsTad Sae Waterfall
Tad Sae has smaller cascades across a broad watercourse, with decks around the falls. Use the walkways as leading lines when framing the water.
Search Google MapsPak Ou Caves
The lower Pak Ou cave contains many Buddha statues within a cliff opening. Compose a respectful detail of the statues together with the rocky surroundings.
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