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Nearby attractions
Royal Palace & National Museum
27 Ounheun Rd, Luang Prabang, Laos
Heuan Chan Heritage House
Heuan chan alley, Sisavangvong Road, Luang Prabang, Laos
Phousi Hill
Ban Pakham, Sisavangvong Road, Luang Prabang, Laos
Elephant Village Sanctuary & Resort
Sisavangvong Road, Luang Prabang, Laos
Wat Xieng Mouane
101 Kounxoau Rd, Luang Prabang, Laos
Haw Phra Bang
V4RP+MHC, Sisavangvong Road, Luang Prabang, Laos
Luang Prabang Night Market
V4QM+XFV, 16 Chaofa Ngum Rd, Luang Prabang, Laos
Wat Siphoutthabat Thippharam
27 Ounheun Rd, Luang Prabang, Laos
Wat May Souvannapoumaram
V4RP+62R, Luang Prabang, Laos
Wat Pa Huak
18/02 Khem Khong, Luang Prabang, Laos
Nearby restaurants
Lost In Baan - Serious Eats & Listening Bar
house 10 unit 02, Luang Prabang 06000, Laos
Mookata - Asian Grill - Bar and Lounge
Unit 3 n° 107, Sisavangvong Road, Main Street, Luang Prabang, Laos
BOUANG Asian Eatery
Ban Xieng Mene, Luang Prabang 06000, Laos
Tangor, bistro tropical
63/6 Sisavangvong Road, Luang Prabang, Laos
Kin Khao @Heuan chan Heritage house
Sisavangvong Road, Luang Prabang 06000, Laos
Sena Steak House
V4RQ+W4H, Sisavangvong Road, Luang Prabang, Laos
Seendard by Lao Derm - Luang Prabang ຊີ້ນດາດ ລາວເດີມ ຫຼວງພະບາງ
Ounheun Rd, Luang Prabang 06000, Laos
Rainforest Bistro & Bar
Sisavangvong Road, Luang Prabang, Laos
Café Sinouk
Sisavangvong Road, Luang Prabang, Laos
Manola Café Bar
Sisavangvong Road, Luang Prabang, Laos
Nearby hotels
Thatsaphone Hotel
Luang Prabang, Laos
Phousi Guesthouse
V4VP+4FQ, Ounheun Rd, Luang Prabang, Laos
Sala Prabang Hotel ໂຮງແຮມສາລາພະບາງ
V4VP+MVM, Khem Khong, Luang Prabang, Laos
Levady Guesthouse
Luang Prabang, Laos
Villa Chitdara
Ban Vat Nong, Khounsua Road, Luang Prabang 06000, Laos
Villa Wanika Luang Prabang
Kounxoau Rd, Luang Prabang, Laos
Luang Prabang Residence (The Boutique Villa)
16 Chaofa Ngum Rd, Luang Prabang, Laos
3 Nagas Hotel Luang Prabang - MGallery Collection
Luang Prabang 06000, Laos
Villa Meuang Lao
V4RM+HJP, Luang Prabang, Laos
Villa Santi Hotel
Sakarin Road Luang Prabang, Laos
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Wat Choum Khong Sourin Tharame

V4VP+79X, 27 Ounheun Rd, Luang Prabang, Laos
4.4(43)
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attractions: Royal Palace & National Museum, Heuan Chan Heritage House, Phousi Hill, Elephant Village Sanctuary & Resort, Wat Xieng Mouane, Haw Phra Bang, Luang Prabang Night Market, Wat Siphoutthabat Thippharam, Wat May Souvannapoumaram, Wat Pa Huak, restaurants: Lost In Baan - Serious Eats & Listening Bar, Mookata - Asian Grill - Bar and Lounge, BOUANG Asian Eatery, Tangor, bistro tropical, Kin Khao @Heuan chan Heritage house, Sena Steak House, Seendard by Lao Derm - Luang Prabang ຊີ້ນດາດ ລາວເດີມ ຫຼວງພະບາງ, Rainforest Bistro & Bar, Café Sinouk, Manola Café Bar
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Nearby attractions of Wat Choum Khong Sourin Tharame

Royal Palace & National Museum

Heuan Chan Heritage House

Phousi Hill

Elephant Village Sanctuary & Resort

Wat Xieng Mouane

Haw Phra Bang

Luang Prabang Night Market

Wat Siphoutthabat Thippharam

Wat May Souvannapoumaram

Wat Pa Huak

Royal Palace & National Museum

Royal Palace & National Museum

4.1

(1.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Heuan Chan Heritage House

Heuan Chan Heritage House

4.5

(191)

Closed
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Phousi Hill

Phousi Hill

4.3

(2.5K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Elephant Village Sanctuary & Resort

Elephant Village Sanctuary & Resort

3.4

(193)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

Mekong Meals Food Tour with 15-plus tastings
Mekong Meals Food Tour with 15-plus tastings
Sat, Dec 6 • 4:00 PM
Luang Prabang, Luang Prabang Province , Laos
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Practice traditional weaving with Katu sisters
Practice traditional weaving with Katu sisters
Sat, Dec 6 • 9:00 AM
Luang Prabang, Luang Prabang Province 06000, Laos
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Nearby restaurants of Wat Choum Khong Sourin Tharame

Lost In Baan - Serious Eats & Listening Bar

Mookata - Asian Grill - Bar and Lounge

BOUANG Asian Eatery

Tangor, bistro tropical

Kin Khao @Heuan chan Heritage house

Sena Steak House

Seendard by Lao Derm - Luang Prabang ຊີ້ນດາດ ລາວເດີມ ຫຼວງພະບາງ

Rainforest Bistro & Bar

Café Sinouk

Manola Café Bar

Lost In Baan - Serious Eats & Listening Bar

Lost In Baan - Serious Eats & Listening Bar

4.9

(256)

Click for details
Mookata - Asian Grill - Bar and Lounge

Mookata - Asian Grill - Bar and Lounge

4.8

(413)

Click for details
BOUANG Asian Eatery

BOUANG Asian Eatery

4.6

(619)

Click for details
Tangor, bistro tropical

Tangor, bistro tropical

4.5

(504)

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Reviews of Wat Choum Khong Sourin Tharame

4.4
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4.0
9y

Le Vat Choum Khong (1843 et rénové en 1933, 1951, 1963 et 2002) Nom : Monastère du point central du gong. Il a été fondé par Phakhu Keo en 1843, sous le règne du roi Sukaseum (1836-1851). Il figure parmi les temples les plus fleuris de Luang Prabang. Situé en plein centre de la péninsule, là où se concentrent les activités commerciales et touristiques de la ville, il jouit pourtant d’un grand calme. On peut visiter le jardin abritant quelques statues récentes de Bouddha dans les nombreuses positions traditionnelles. Les bâtiments ont été nouvellement rénovés. 2 statues en pierre encadrent les escaliers menant au Vihan. D’inspiration Chinoise, elles furent présentées au roi Chantharath (1850-1872) par l’ambassadeur chinois de Kunming, lors de sa visite à Luang Phabang. Reflétant les éléments du yin et du yang, les statues représentent deux des principaux bodhisattvas du bouddhisme chinois : Vajra, la foudre ou un coup de tonnerre, représentant les principes masculins, et Ghanta représentant la cloche, ou les principes féminins.

Wat Choum Khong (1843 and renovated in 1933, 1951, 1963 and 2002) Name: Monastery of the central point of the gong. It was founded by Phakhu Keo in 1843, during the reign of King Sukaseum (1836-1851). It is among the most ornate temples of Luang Prabang. Located in the center of the peninsula, where trade and tourism in the city are concentrated, yet it enjoys a great calm. The garden with some recent statues of Buddha in numerous traditional positions can be visited. The buildings have been newly renovated. 2 stone statues flank the stairs to Vihan. On Chinese inspiration, they were presented to Chantharath King (1850-1872) by the Chinese ambassador of Kunming, during his visit to Luang Phabang. Reflecting the elements of yin and yang, the statues represent two major Bodhisattvas of Chinese Buddhism: Vajra, lightning or thunder, representing the male principle, and Ghanta representing the bell, or...

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5.0
48w

The interesting thing is this temple establishes a Chinese God which is unusual in other Laos temples. If you are interested in real Laos praying, you come to the temple at night and probably have a chance to join the monks...

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5.0
8y

The plus with a healthy greeting from the children monk and chief monk to us. We accept the children monk to take us round the...

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Yves Jacques (Ban Houay Hay Lao P.D.R.)Yves Jacques (Ban Houay Hay Lao P.D.R.)
Le Vat Choum Khong (1843 et rénové en 1933, 1951, 1963 et 2002) Nom : Monastère du point central du gong. Il a été fondé par Phakhu Keo en 1843, sous le règne du roi Sukaseum (1836-1851). Il figure parmi les temples les plus fleuris de Luang Prabang. Situé en plein centre de la péninsule, là où se concentrent les activités commerciales et touristiques de la ville, il jouit pourtant d’un grand calme. On peut visiter le jardin abritant quelques statues récentes de Bouddha dans les nombreuses positions traditionnelles. Les bâtiments ont été nouvellement rénovés. 2 statues en pierre encadrent les escaliers menant au Vihan. D’inspiration Chinoise, elles furent présentées au roi Chantharath (1850-1872) par l’ambassadeur chinois de Kunming, lors de sa visite à Luang Phabang. Reflétant les éléments du yin et du yang, les statues représentent deux des principaux bodhisattvas du bouddhisme chinois : Vajra, la foudre ou un coup de tonnerre, représentant les principes masculins, et Ghanta représentant la cloche, ou les principes féminins. Wat Choum Khong (1843 and renovated in 1933, 1951, 1963 and 2002) Name: Monastery of the central point of the gong. It was founded by Phakhu Keo in 1843, during the reign of King Sukaseum (1836-1851). It is among the most ornate temples of Luang Prabang. Located in the center of the peninsula, where trade and tourism in the city are concentrated, yet it enjoys a great calm. The garden with some recent statues of Buddha in numerous traditional positions can be visited. The buildings have been newly renovated. 2 stone statues flank the stairs to Vihan. On Chinese inspiration, they were presented to Chantharath King (1850-1872) by the Chinese ambassador of Kunming, during his visit to Luang Phabang. Reflecting the elements of yin and yang, the statues represent two major Bodhisattvas of Chinese Buddhism: Vajra, lightning or thunder, representing the male principle, and Ghanta representing the bell, or feminine principles.
Leo ZHULeo ZHU
The interesting thing is this temple establishes a Chinese God which is unusual in other Laos temples. If you are interested in real Laos praying, you come to the temple at night and probably have a chance to join the monks and residences.
TUN YETUN YE
在这里总能看到忙碌的僧人——晚上经过时,僧人在诵经;晨起时,他们在打扫、晾晒;老挝新年(Pi Mai Lao),则看到他们在堆沙塔,以沙筑塔,插上彩旗和鲜花祝福。 僧侣们向到访者传递着一种随心自在,让人欢喜愉悦。 这座小小寺庙更为特别的是:两尊由中国赠送的石像,作为寺庙守护神;再者,日本作家村上春树曾数次到访,并为一尊猴子像颇为着迷,他写道——“不管怎样,猴子像不太多见,加上这猴子又非常生动可爱,我便问本地人:“这是个怎样的故事?”据他说,这位高僧在热带雨林中进行严格的断食修行,颇有成果,眼看就要开悟,进入圣人之境了。可是猴子看到他的苦状,非常同情:“这么了不起的大和尚竟然饿肚子,好可怜!”便送来了香蕉(之类),递给他说:“大和尚,请吃这个。”就是这样一个故事。自然,高僧郑重地谢绝了猴子的好意。“
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Le Vat Choum Khong (1843 et rénové en 1933, 1951, 1963 et 2002) Nom : Monastère du point central du gong. Il a été fondé par Phakhu Keo en 1843, sous le règne du roi Sukaseum (1836-1851). Il figure parmi les temples les plus fleuris de Luang Prabang. Situé en plein centre de la péninsule, là où se concentrent les activités commerciales et touristiques de la ville, il jouit pourtant d’un grand calme. On peut visiter le jardin abritant quelques statues récentes de Bouddha dans les nombreuses positions traditionnelles. Les bâtiments ont été nouvellement rénovés. 2 statues en pierre encadrent les escaliers menant au Vihan. D’inspiration Chinoise, elles furent présentées au roi Chantharath (1850-1872) par l’ambassadeur chinois de Kunming, lors de sa visite à Luang Phabang. Reflétant les éléments du yin et du yang, les statues représentent deux des principaux bodhisattvas du bouddhisme chinois : Vajra, la foudre ou un coup de tonnerre, représentant les principes masculins, et Ghanta représentant la cloche, ou les principes féminins. Wat Choum Khong (1843 and renovated in 1933, 1951, 1963 and 2002) Name: Monastery of the central point of the gong. It was founded by Phakhu Keo in 1843, during the reign of King Sukaseum (1836-1851). It is among the most ornate temples of Luang Prabang. Located in the center of the peninsula, where trade and tourism in the city are concentrated, yet it enjoys a great calm. The garden with some recent statues of Buddha in numerous traditional positions can be visited. The buildings have been newly renovated. 2 stone statues flank the stairs to Vihan. On Chinese inspiration, they were presented to Chantharath King (1850-1872) by the Chinese ambassador of Kunming, during his visit to Luang Phabang. Reflecting the elements of yin and yang, the statues represent two major Bodhisattvas of Chinese Buddhism: Vajra, lightning or thunder, representing the male principle, and Ghanta representing the bell, or feminine principles.
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The interesting thing is this temple establishes a Chinese God which is unusual in other Laos temples. If you are interested in real Laos praying, you come to the temple at night and probably have a chance to join the monks and residences.
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在这里总能看到忙碌的僧人——晚上经过时,僧人在诵经;晨起时,他们在打扫、晾晒;老挝新年(Pi Mai Lao),则看到他们在堆沙塔,以沙筑塔,插上彩旗和鲜花祝福。 僧侣们向到访者传递着一种随心自在,让人欢喜愉悦。 这座小小寺庙更为特别的是:两尊由中国赠送的石像,作为寺庙守护神;再者,日本作家村上春树曾数次到访,并为一尊猴子像颇为着迷,他写道——“不管怎样,猴子像不太多见,加上这猴子又非常生动可爱,我便问本地人:“这是个怎样的故事?”据他说,这位高僧在热带雨林中进行严格的断食修行,颇有成果,眼看就要开悟,进入圣人之境了。可是猴子看到他的苦状,非常同情:“这么了不起的大和尚竟然饿肚子,好可怜!”便送来了香蕉(之类),递给他说:“大和尚,请吃这个。”就是这样一个故事。自然,高僧郑重地谢绝了猴子的好意。“
TUN YE

TUN YE

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