Walking on the streets of Southeast Asia, although they are not as tidy or modern; those who know, know that each restaurant opens whenever they feel like it, so don't wait until you're hungry to look for food, because the service is also very slow. There are coffee shops, bars, and various restaurants everywhere; in their own pace, they fill urban dwellers from all over the world with a sense of laziness, inside and out; it's essential to get a local massage, costing 20-40 RMB per hour, every day. The cost of living in Luang Prabang is not cheap, even more expensive than Thailand, with small portions of food and generally high prices in hotels.