Largest Temples in Luang Prabang: Wat Xieng Thong, Wat Mai | Laos Culture Sai Bat : Kissa's Vlog #36
Jul 9, 2026
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AI GeneratedKesa takes viewers on a cultural journey through Luang Prabang, Laos. The experience begins with the traditional morning alms giving (Saibat) and continues with visits to the city's most significant Buddhist temples, highlighting the region's deep spiritual heritage and architectural beauty.
I'm Kesa.
For today's video, we will experience a lost culture.
We will offer morning alms to the monks.
Later on, I will take you to the temples in Luang Prabang.
Are you ready?
Hi there!
Join me.
We have just finished the saibat, or the morning alms offering to the monks.
Now is the time for us to explore the temples of Luang Prabang.
This town is the center of Buddhist worship in the region.
Dozens of Buddhist temples dot the surrounding area.
Before we enter the temples, we must observe certain rules.
First, we must remain quiet, be respectful, and dress appropriately.
And the most impressive of them all is Wat Shantung.
Let's go inside.
This is the Chapel Rouge, or the Red Chapel.
The walls feature a colorful mosaic depicting the upper part as heaven and the lower part as earth.
With people going about their daily activities.
This 16th-century temple is the largest temple here in Luang Prabang.
With a sweeping-style roof typical of a pagoda and walls richly adorned with carvings and mosaics.
Let's go inside.
Wow, the inside is truly impressive and incredibly beautiful.
However, this temple closes very quickly.
It's only 4:30, but they're already closed.
Alright, let's head to the next temple.
We are now here at Wat Mai Temple.
Wat Mai means New Temple.
It was built during the 18th century and this temple was used by the Loess Royalty.
It is also one of the largest temples here in Luang Prabang.
You can easily find this temple because it is right next to the night market.
And this temple is also famous for its paintings.
Those are the two largest temples here in Luang Prabang.
Wat Cheng Thong and Wat Mai.
And if you ever plan to visit Luang Prabang, be sure to check out those two temples.
and experience Loess culture with a morning Saibat or the morning alms-giving to the monk.
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