Alms Giving Ceremony in Luang Prabang

I have heard that Busch is a very high-grade merit, thank you very much for the arrangement of the travel agency, this time in Luang Prabang, I am fortunate to participate in it. Since the opening of the old and middle railways has been more than two years, more and more tourists have flocked to the city, and the monks' early morning offerings have gradually become a popular tourist project. It feels like the streets of Bushi may have divided the area of tourists and local believers. When we arrived, small stools, small carpets, food (steam rice), disposable gloves and plaid cloth towels on the shoulders had already helped us prepare. Some will guide you to a special place, take off your shoes and put them behind you, and then wait for the monks to arrive. In addition to rice, you can also prepare a variety of snacks, or change, and the RMB is also accepted. Monks are walking barefoot on the sidewalk, so be sure not to walk up in shoes. An unforgettable experience, the power of faith!

Luang Prabang is given early in the morning, before sunrise, a religious activity, tourists can buy some food rice to participate in the giving. The monks did not accept cash before, only accepted rice and flowers (for Buddha), and they would be able to eat fast food on the same day, so Tang monks said to Sun Wukong every time: Wukong, you go to make some fast food

As the saying goes, "Enter the country as the customs", participate in the burial in Luang Prabang, Laos. In fact, this can't be said to be an attraction, it is just a religious activity. From 5 am to 5:30 am, monks will line up to accept the burial. If the burialist does not prepare something, there are selling it, each of which is 50,000 old coins.

Luang Prabang, make merit, come to give alms, clean, pure heart, bright mind, listen to Dharma, pray, rest assured, heal your body, heal your mind, heal the mind.

Giving in Luang Prabang can be regarded as a scenic spot. With the bell of 5:30 (Lao Time), many monks shuttle barefoot in the streets of Luang Prabang. That harmony infects everyone and monks can walk very fast, so they must get up early if they want to give.