I went to this night market in saturday night. There was a lot of Laotian which sold here like bracelet from the bomb material, traditional cofee, wovens, tshirt and handicraft. You should bargain into one-third price, belive me! Even I am Asian and looks like local I got les than 50% price. It would be higher if I'm white I... More

The night markets are packed with tourist suvenier items like bags, t shirts and handicrafts etc. Bargain before you buy and can go as low as 50% at times!

Wall-to-wall people, you'll merge in a line and edge your way by literally hundreds of "booths." Can you say "knock off"? You'll probably find it here. My problem, I don't even know what the good purses are, let alone whether something is a knock-off. Does Prada sound familiar? After the stalls come two dozen or so restaurants, all of them... More

We really enjoyed strolling around the markets in the evening and although the content of the markets can seem repetitive, the more you walk around the more you see and we got many wonderful crafts and gifts from the markets!

A good way to spend the evening. Lots of people all doing the same thing and it is a good atmosphere. We wandered around the markets on each of the four nights we had in Luang Prabang. Our last night was a Monday and there were less stall holders and less people around than the previous three nights so not... More

It's a pleasant way to spend an evening - people watching, eating fresh crepes cooked for you at the stalls along the way, and looking at the selection of items in the market. Compared to other markets I've been to, it is very relaxed, but a lot of what is being sold is repeated throughout the market and not locally... More

We came with high expectations, dating from our visit to LP some five years ago. But the night market has lost on attractiveness. It used to be the place for local women to sell their handmade products. the atmosphere used to be relaxed and very friendly. Nowadays, it is just (another) business. The same stuff is sold all over, and... More

Large night market which is great to drift through after a relaxing dinner by the Mekong. Much of the same tourist trinkets as can be found all over south east Asia but some lovely textiles unique to Laos too!

Since one can walk safely at night in Luang Prabang we visited the night market. There one can find many things to buy as souvenirs, cloths, bags, traditional cloths, jewlery, paintings of different qualities and prices. To find the best quality among all we went there with our guide who she was making the bargain too. It is a coulorful... More