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Ban Anoulak

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Maria Elisa Buttelli

"Our two-day stay with Pannavith and his family was one of the highlights of our trip. His dedication to preserving local culture is truly inspiring, and the atmosphere he has created in the village is incredibly special. Being welcomed by his parents, nephews, and the entire community made us feel like part of the family. Located just a few minutes’ drive from Nong Khiaw, the village offered a perfect blend of hospitality, tradition, and authenticity. We took part in bamboo workshops, learned weaving techniques, and shared delicious meals with the locals. It’s a unique experience I would recommend to anyone who wants to discover the true soul of Laos!"

Vanh Mani

"I highly recommend visiting Ban Anoulak — it’s the enchanting beauty of the countryside. At night, the air fills with the soothing sounds of insects, creating a natural symphony under the vast, clear sky. The moon shines brightly, casting a gentle light over the landscape and wrapping everything in a serene, peaceful atmosphere. The cultural preservation village of Ban Anoulak provides the perfect setting to experience and connect with this tranquility, allowing visitors to truly appreciate the peace and beauty of nature, untouched by the noise of the city. It’s a place where you can relax, reflect, and feel the soul of the countryside."

Vertong Vongban

"I highly recommend immersing yourself in the hands-on cultural experiences offered at this remarkable place. Take part in bamboo crafts, traditional weaving, and Tai Lue cooking, or simply stroll through the village to soak in the breathtaking scenery and authentic way of life. This destination is a must-visit in Laos for anyone passionate about heritage and cultural preservation. Pannavith, the founder, is a true guardian of Tai Lue traditions, with deep knowledge and a strong dedication to keeping this rich heritage alive."
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