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3 Nagas Luang Prabang - MGallery

Stories & Commitments

A Heritage Gem in Luang Prabang's Heart

In the historic Vat Nong Village, 3 Nagas Luang Prabang - MGallery offers a gateway to cultural and historical wonders. Steps from the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers, our hotel combines French and Lao styles. Embark on a journey where every corner whispers of the past, from the Royal Palace Museum to the serene Mount Phousi. Experience the vibrant night market and the tranquillity of our heritage homes.

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An Enchanting Historical Tapestry

Comprising three ancient houses, 3 Nagas Luang Prabang reflects a rich historical narrative. The 1898-built Lamache House once hosted Royal Court talks and became a renowned ice cream shop.

Elegance in Heritage Design

Designed with rich rosewood floors and traditional walls, our hotel harmonises French and Lao aesthetics. Each piece tells a tale, each room a chapter of Luang Prabang’s legacy.

Immerse yourself in history at the UNESCO World Heritage Site in the heart of Luang Prabang. Explore our charming former royal ice cream parlor, where the tradition of serving delightful ice cream continues to this day.
Andrew Gianfranco General Manager

Our Commitments

At 3 Nagas Luang Prabang, we honour our rich heritage while embracing modern comforts. Our boutique rooms, steeped in history, offer tranquil retreats. We support local artisans and preserve cultural traditions through experiences like the Alms Giving Ceremony and Lao Cooking Classes. Our commitment extends to the environment, ensuring our practices protect the beauty of Luang Prabang for future generations.

Give back to community

A Legacy Carved in Time

The story of 3 Nagas unfolds within three meticulously restored heritage houses, each echoing tales from a bygone era. The Lamache House, constructed in 1898, once served as a venue for royal court gatherings and later became a beloved ice cream parlor frequented by the royal family. Adjacent to it, the Khamboua House, built in 1903, showcases traditional Lao architecture and offers serene views of the Nam Khan River. Together, these structures encapsulate the harmonious blend of French colonial charm and Lao tradition. 

Committed to Her

We foster connections within ourselves, with others, and our communities. By nurturing women and promoting entrepreneurship, we create a more inclusive and empowered future.

  • Our commitment to Pink October

    Each year, we join hearts and voices for Pink October, creating moments of awareness and solidarity with our NGO, to support prevention and research against breast cancer.

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