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Tag: what to do in Luang Prabang

Controversial morning alms ritual in Luang Prabang

Before you decide to go or not, read this article about the morning alms ritual in Luang Prabang that is very controversial.

Dyeing to weave your way through Vientiane, Laos!

Learn about the century-old natural dyeing and weaving techniques of Laos!

Traditional Hmong Batik, Laos

Discover the beautiful traditional Hmong Batik fabrics!

How to bamboo weave your way through Luang Prabang, Laos

Learn the art of bamboo weaving from Ock Pop Tok along the Mekong River in Luang Prabang, Laos.

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🍲 Bibimbap is probably Korea’s most famous dish, and we love it! It felt logical to learn how to cook it while exploring the peninsula. 🌸 Not only the cherry blossoms are a candy to the eyes, but the short-lived blooming season of the magnolias adds a subtle fragrance announcing that spring has arrived. 🌸 The cherry blossom magic, captured in the south of South Korea in early April! 🌸 Our tour of the South Korean Peninsula continues, and the cherry blossoms are everywhere! 🥾 We are walking the last kilometers to reach Haeinsa Temple—one of the oldest on the Korean Peninsula—along the river running down the slopes of Mount Gaya. 🌸 This stunning plum tree is blooming in front of the spectacular 300-year-old Gakhwangjeon Hall, the largest wooden Buddha Hall in Korea here at Hwaeomsa Temple.

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