• Full Address: 18/02 Khem Khong, Luang Prabang
  • Street Number: 18/02 Khem Khong
  • Sublocality Level 2: Luang Prabang
  • Country: Laos
  • Latitude: 19.8907914
  • Longitude: 102.1359907

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  • Touristattraction
  • Placeofworship
  • Pointofinterest
  • Establishment

Reviews (21)

4.3 out of 5.0
Service 4.7
Value for Money 3.8
Location 2.7
Cleanliness 5.0
  • CELAB 99
    CELABMay 2019

    It's just up the first set of stairs off the street, heading toward the mount hill. It's a very old temple that Is being restored by a French development aid fund. The murals inside it are amazing it's worth visiting.

  • Malcolm Lee
    MalcolmMay 2019

    In a slow but gentle decay, it contains interesting murals whereby in one section, the locals and its king were depicted in Chinese style - likely drawn by a Chinese mural artist. It sits at the base of Phousi, directly across from the museum.

  • Stuart C (BKK)
    StuartMay 2019

    A small beautiful old temple on the hill overlooking palace. In the process of being restored it features some lovely murals inside

  • Eugene Gorny
    EugeneMay 2019

    Wat Pa Huak (or Houak) is a small temple built in 19th century with interesting murals (partially damaged) depicting the life of the Buddha as a king and showing Luang Prabang as a heavenly city receiving foreign visitors. There are military and domestic scenes as well as fine images of flora and fauna.

  • Wichai Phutyaem
    WichaiMay 2019

    Situated on a small hill on Sisavangvong Road, opposite of Haw Prabang and the palace Museum, Wat Pa Huak founded in 1861 has its small sim (อุโบสถ) with the old painting on the wall inside. The old wooden carving facade (หน้าบัน) , poles and doors are weathered and deserted. But they are great; do not miss this historical site if visiting Luang Prabang.

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