P 70 Pottery, Cooking and Candle Making Classes

Moved in 2024 to this place with lovingly designed interior. Typical Lao dishes such as Laab or mango sticky rice. Asked for dietary requirements multiple times. Also offers pottery and candle making classes.

Getting there: Across the seasonal bamboo bridge at the end of the peninsula, close to where the Nam Khan river flows into the Mekong. If the bridge is not there, a 15 min tuktuk ride will also take you there.
Price: Half-day course for US$37 per person

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Updated 28 Sept 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.

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