Officially announced that visa is exempted! I immediately went to this treasure city to taste the taste.

🎉Just now, Laos officially announced that Chinese tourists will be exempted from visa for ordinary passports for 15 days! Starting on July 1, 2024 and currently running until the end of the year! 🎉I can finally introduce you to the treasure city of Luang Prabang in Laos. The lazy city atmosphere is really suitable for a visit! 🛕Let’s quickly take stock of 6 little things you can do in Luang Prabang! 🌄Take the China-Laos Railway to Luang Prabang🚝 Last year, the China-Laos Railway officially started running from Kunming to Laos. After calculation, it only takes 4 hours from Xishuangbanna to Luang Prabang! It is a very novel experience to be able to see the landscape outside the window changing from a small town in Yunnan to Southeast Asia without taking a connecting flight! 🌄Take a look at the Tree of Life at Xiang Thong Temple🛕 As one of the famous temples in Luang Prabang, the main hall of Xiangthong Temple has a typical Laotian temple style, and there is also a rare reclining Buddha, which is composed of black, red, gold and green colors, especially the " "Tree of Life", shining brightly, is a rare temple style in China. 🌄Visit the habitat of the river god at Bawu Grottoes♒️ The Bawu Caves, located along the Mekong River, symbolize the soul of the Mekong River and are worshiped by people as the habitat of the river god. Walking through the cave at the bottom of the cliff, you feel as if you have entered another world: various vertical Buddha statues stand here in various shapes and sizes, like a private treasure house. 🌄Taste authentic Laotian food at the night market🌯 As night falls, the area next to the palace will turn into a bustling night market. There are many handicrafts that cannot be bought elsewhere, as well as a variety of authentic Laotian food! However, even if you don’t buy souvenirs, the brightly lit night market is still worth visiting. The usually quiet and lazy town has become lively. The red and blue tent roofs are the secular side of Luang Prabang. 🌄Understand the charity of Luang Prabang at dawn🙏 Every day at dawn, rows of monks wearing saffron robes walk barefoot through the streets to accept alms from the citizens. This alms-giving ceremony occurs all over Luang Prabang, and the most eye-catching area is next to Xiangthong Temple. . Next to the temple, watch the monks carrying tin bottles and accepting food from believers. You can also join in and experience the sacred ceremony first-hand. 🌄Stay one night in a top luxury hotel owned by LVMH🏨 Belmond is one of the top luxury hotel brands under LVMH. Belmond in Luang Prabang was transformed from an official residence of the American embassy. It occupies the best location and view in the area, overlooking the entire city's old town and the Mekong River. The 32 suites combine traditional Laotian style with French-era architectural style. The hotel also provides an exclusive private luxury boat specifically for exploring the Mekong River🚣 🛕It should be noted that the visa-free trip in Luang Prabang must be organized by a Lao tourism company and obtained permission from the Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism~