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From Paper to Presence: Uplifting Traditional Craft at Porsaa Through Digital Storytelling

Join us in discovering how to be a voice supporting local Laotian art, and unlock Luang Prabang’s charm for yourself!


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Feature Beyond the Threads
Beyond the Threads

Beyond the Threads follows the real stories of Thany and Yenlly — two women who found strength, dignity, and independence through their work at Xon Phao, a Lao social enterprise supporting people with disabilities.


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Editorial More Than a Market: The Family Stories Behind Luang Prabang’s Night Bazaar
More Than a Market: The Family Stories Behind Luang Prabang’s Night Bazaar

The Luang Prabang Night Market is a staple attraction to the everyday visitor, with rows of colourful tents selling a variety of textiles and trinkets. But what lies behind these stalls?

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Editorial Matcha-to-do about it: How Local Cafés Are Shaping and Leveraging This New Beverage Trend
Matcha-to-do about it: How Local Cafés Are Shaping and Leveraging This New Beverage Trend

As part of a growing trend in the city today, some cafés have taken their own spin on the Matcha, creating innovative menus that draw in crowds of local youth and international tourists.

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Feature Nourish
Nourish ບຳລຸງ

Nourish is a documentary that offers a glimpse into the first breast milk bank in Laos, run by LFHC. In a country where premature births are common and breastfeeding can be a struggle, this milk bank offers fragile newborns the nourishment they need to survive.


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Feature Stories Afloat
Stories Afloat ເຮືອແຫ່ງຄວາມຝັນ

When a school can’t be reached by road, learning finds its way along the river. This video captures the Luang Prabang Library’s remarkable mission to bring books, essential learning resources, and the joy of reading to students across remote riverside communities.


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Editorial Laotian Film Festival
Behind the Screens: How Laotians Keep Their Only Film Festival Alive

In a country with only four operating cinemas, and none in Luang Prabang, how do Laotians keep their films alive? Through the lens of Ms Vone Liosakoun and Mr Sean Chadwell, we see how a group of passionate filmgoers came together to organise annual film festivals, creating vital spaces for local stories to be shared.

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Our local service arm, WeeReach was started in 2018 because students wanted more ways to give back to society.

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