The night market in Luang Prabang is so quiet I found myself whispering to the 12 year old negotiators.
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Not sure if you're still in LP, but if you are, don't leave without going to L'Etranger, a very cool book shop/lounge with the best banana chocolate milkshakes in the world.
I went to several bookshops but I'm not sure if I made it to that one. My dad told me about it but he didn't know the name.
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