The Temple I visited today was Wat Xieng Thong -- centered on a 1560 sim (chapel) with the roof swept low to the ground. The gold fronted building is Hohng Kep Mien and is the garage for the huge golden funeral urn used for Lao royalty.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Temples & More
A day of wandering -- looking down alleys, in and out of temples, and enjoying the sleepy sultry atmosphere of Luang Prabang.
The Temple I visited today was Wat Xieng Thong -- centered on a 1560 sim (chapel) with the roof swept low to the ground. The gold fronted building is Hohng Kep Mien and is the garage for the huge golden funeral urn used for Lao royalty.
The Temple I visited today was Wat Xieng Thong -- centered on a 1560 sim (chapel) with the roof swept low to the ground. The gold fronted building is Hohng Kep Mien and is the garage for the huge golden funeral urn used for Lao royalty.
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