Garden of Eden

Luang Prabang

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Garden of Eden

In Ban Phan Louang village, Garden of Eden is a teeny–tiny wonder on the other side of a bamboo bridge. Here, not only can you purchase one-of-a-kind jewellery, but even create necklaces, bracelets, and earrings of your own by following instructions from local artisans. The balcony overlooking the river is as dazzling as the jewellery displayed.

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addressBan Phan Louang (Phan Louang Village), opposite Dyen Sabai restaurant, Luang Prabang
openingHoursDaily 8am–10pm
phone+856 20 28 229 059
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