Luang Prabang Night Market

The market is nice and clean. Nobody was forcing me to buy stuff from them. So even if i am just looking they are ok with that. Which is the best thing trust me. Mostly there are crafts and local things you can buy from here. A good place to spend your evenings. Lots of cafes and bars to enjoy dinner

Certainly! The Luang Prabang Night Market is one of the highlights of any visit to this charming UNESCO town. Every evening, the main street transforms into a lively and colorful walking street filled with hundreds of stalls selling handcrafted goods, delicious local food, and unique souvenirs. What makes this market special is its laid-back atmosphere and strong focus on local culture. Many of the vendors are artisans from nearby villages, offering beautiful handwoven textiles, traditional wood carvings, and silver jewelry. It’s a great place to find authentic Lao crafts while supporting local communities. The food section is a real treat — tucked away in a side alley, you’ll find an array of affordable and tasty Lao dishes like grilled meats, noodle soups, fresh spring rolls, and tropical fruit smoothies. Everything is cooked fresh, and the variety is impressive. The market is well-organized, clean, and easy to walk through. It’s not overwhelming like some markets in Southeast Asia, which makes the experience more enjoyable. Prices are reasonable, and friendly bargaining is welcomed. Overall, the Luang Prabang Night Market is more than just a place to shop — it’s a vibrant cultural experience. Whether you’re looking for a unique gift, trying street food, or simply enjoying the atmosphere, this market captures the soul of Luang Prabang beautifully. Highly recommended for: ✔️ Cultural lovers ✔️ Foodies ✔️ Anyone who enjoys browsing local markets in a relaxed, friendly setting

The place where tons of souvenirs and street food can be found. Vendors are friendly and tourists can bargain with them. The food I recommend is Lao sausage with steam rice, and some ice cream as dessert.

It's a good night market and the vendors are very friendly. There are many food options also available. Good decent food. There is local rice liquor available at the night market and what was very interesting was the liquor with the creatures.

The night market is very fun, with lots of food and local specialties. You can bargain with the sellers. My favorite food is coconut cake with only 10,000 kip I bought a few handmade Lao scarves as gifts for my friends.

Lots of pretty girly stuff in local designs and prints. Tops, skirts, keychains, shawls, pairings, diary books, bowls, wine, chopsticks, bags, bracelets and so many more things. Price is not so cheap in this market but okay! There’s beautiful view of the way at night as well. Come here after sunset to see the beautiful sky and moonrise while you shop away.

The Night Market is located at the start of the Old Quarter, offering seating areas and a wide range of food options. Most of the food stalls serve fried and grilled dishes, making it difficult to find any soup-based meals. However, the smoothies are quite good, and if you’re looking for the best food, head into the alleyways for some hidden gems. Overall, it’s a lively spot with a great atmosphere, though the food variety could be better.

In the morning at 5:30 there is Alms Giving and at night its a night market. Nice place for souvenirs and there is even a food court with a stage for any event if there is