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Phousi Temple (ວັດພູສີ)

Temple

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Mitchell P

60 month ago

To reach the temple, you have to climb to the peak and people often go there to see the sunset over Khan river. So amazing sunset but the heat you know is just insane

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J-OSL

72 month ago

Climbed up to the hill top to pray at the temple, and a good visit time is the evening to see the beautiful view of sunset.

Ashley D

75 month ago

Great view from the top! If you take the path on the south side near the museum the path is gentle most of the way with steps the last bit. Much easier than the steep steps from the palace side!

Alyssa N

79 month ago

Shorter climb from night market side than Namkhan river side. Climb before 5pm. Park your bicyle at the post office for 2K kip (don't pay more than that) n it will be guarded til after sunset. Lock it

Tom W

80 month ago

Great climb and fantastic views of Luang Prabang. Take the longer route down to take in some extra Buddhas and caves and see Buddha's footprint.

Wai Kit L

88 month ago

A great place to see sunset. Plan to go there a bit earlier - 4:30, because you need to have a 5 mins staircase climb to the top.

Simple Discoveries

93 month ago

Nice views of Luang Prabang from here, but not sure it's worth 20,000 kip. Noticed the fee attendant was gone after sunset, so maybe its free after sunset? Go early as crowds build at sunset.

eifeh

98 month ago

Beautiful panoramic view of LP. Nice place to watch sunrise/sunset, but extremely crowded. Two entrances: one in front of the royal museum, other by the bar area. Climb from bar side isn't as steep.

Lauren M

105 month ago

A great mini glutes workout. Best time would be to leave around 5am to make the 6am subrise or catch a breathtaking sunset just before 6pm. Make sure you bring your camera along!

Fernando G

132 month ago

Get into a gym a week before you come to Mount Phousi and do a lot of lounges in order to be ready to be ready to climb the stairs up. At the end is worth it. Great view of the city and the Mekong!