Luang Prabang is a town in Laos famous for being a UNESCO heritage site, due to their culture, history and buildings. 

As such, as you can imagine, there's not a huge amount going on. Which is so fine. After the 90 mph journey that was Thailand, it's nice to take things slow. As such, a large part of the time in LP (soooo local) was spent in cafes, drinking awesome coffee, and in restaurants, eating awesome food. 

Therefore,the next few posts are going to be a bit shorter. Because as nice as it was to relax, read and drink for us; it doesn't exactly make for super exciting reading. 

Today was just spent walking around the main part of LP, walking alongside the Mekong river. It really isn't a very big place. It took us 3 hours to circumnavigate, which include a 45 minute coffee break and an hour lunch break. We really just wanted to get a view of LP, as well as scout out our favourite POC's (points of consumption). Inevitably there were a few Wats along the way too.

Later on that evening we headed to a very local restaurant, always good for nice food for at really good prices. Hannah had a traditional Laos sausage (no sniggering) and I went for a fried rice. Because of the French influence, they had quite a few nice bakeries and patisserie, so we headed to one of those for a nice bit of dessert.