A great climate, exceptional food, affordable accommodation, and beautiful sights make this beautiful city the most visited city in the peaceful country of Laos. Kuang Si Waterfalls, located 29 km from Luang Prabang city, is a popular day trip destination for foreign tourists who come to Laos because of the serenity and natural beauty of Laos, and among the main tourist attractions of Laos. Located 29 kilometres south of Luang Prabang, Kuang Si Waterfall is a must for anyone visiting the area as it is considered one of Southeast Asia's best natural attractions. To get to Kuang Si waterfall, you can take a tuk tuk from Luang Prabang which will take you through the beautiful highlands of Laos and several small and picturesque villages. On the other side of the Mekong River, there are many temples and small caves, including Wat Chompet, which is located on a hill and offers great views of Luang Prabang. There is also a small temple at the top which is a small hill and not something too strenuous. On the roof of the Sensukaram Temple there are several jade green sculptures of water snakes, which are known as nagas in Laos. You will also find a beautiful ocher-painted interior room and some picturesque frescoes depicting scenes from rural life. Like many temples in Laos, this is also a working monastery and here you will find classes where the monks are trained and where they learn a range of skills such as painting, modelling, and woodcarving. As a reminder of the wealth of the Laotian royal family, there is no shortage of golden statues and even golden inscriptions on the gate to the main hall of the Wat Xieng Thong congregation. Rich in history, vibrant and artistic, it's worth spending an hour or two exploring this expansive courtyard filled with Laos' religious culture. There are several buildings in the palace complex that you can visit for free, including Kau Pha Bang (a royal temple built to house Phra Bang, Laos' holiest Buddha statue), the Royal Stables, the Royal Theatre, and the architectural collection that houses the royal cars. Besides the Royal Palace Museum, there are other temples worth visiting such as Wat Xieng Thong, Wat Long Khun, and Wat Visunarat. Some of the main temples you shouldn't miss include Wat Xieng Thong, Buddha's Footprint Temple behind Phousi Mountain, Wat Mahathat and Wat Hua Xiang. The most famous temple is called Wat Xieng Thong, built in 1500 and is one of the most beautiful places in Luang Prabang. Wat Xieng Thong is a famous place to relax, meditate and find nirvana, but even if you just visit it, you won't regret seeing its beauty first-hand. The impressive size, aesthetic beauty, cultural significance, and convenient location of Wat Mais make it one of the best places to visit in the pearl of Laos.