Sweet, sour, bitter and salty: Lao cuisine is unique

LUANG PRABANG is an enchanting city in northern Laos located in a valley at the confluence of two rivers — the Mekong and the Nam Khan.

Sweet, sour, bitter and salty: Lao cuisine is unique
Sat, 03 Mar, 2012 - 00:00
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Luang Prabang also has possibly the most tranquil Night Market in Asia.

Lao food is unique, a wonderfully diverse cuisine that incorporates the Lao taste for sweet, sour, bitter and salty.

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CourtsFood & DrinkWeekend Food and WinePlace: Luang PrabangPlace: northern LaosPlace: MekongPlace: Nam KhanPlace: AsiaPlace: LaosOrganisation: Pa DakOrganisation: Tamnak Lao Cooking
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