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Wat Choumkhong
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Wat Choumkhong is a small but very pretty temple with one of the loveliest gardens in town.
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Wat Ho Pha Bang
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The Pha Bang is a 83cm tall Buddha cast of a gold, silver and bronze alloy, and is said to weigh 53.4kg.
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Wat Long Khun
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Wat Long Khun, almost directly across the Mekong River from Wat Xieng Thong, is the best place to disembark by boat for Xieng Maen explorations if you're chartering a boat.
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Wat Mai Suwannaphumaham
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Inaugurated in either 1821 or 1797, Wat Mai succeeded Wat Aham as the residence of the Sangkharat until that position moved to Vientiane.
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Wat Manolom
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Although its outer appearance isn't very impressive, Wat Manolom stands just outside the barely visible city walls and occupies possibly the oldest temple site in Luang Prabang
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Wat Nong Sikhunmeuang
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The simple Wat Nong Sikhunmeuang temple was built in 1729, burned in 1774 and rebuilt in 1804.
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Wat Pa Huak
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The decaying sǐm at Wat Pa Huak - on the lower northern slope of Phu Si.
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