I saw it on Conshua street and Saccharin Street.

It’s on the Main Street in Luang Prabang, close to the Bamboo Garden Restaurant. There are lots of monasteries their so you get lots of monks. However you also get lots and lots of tourists. We stayed at the Villa Phatana near the museum, great little hotel, close to everything and it gets it’s own smaller quota of monks each morning, far fewer tourists too.

Luang Prabang is small. If you want to watch the circus with the groups of impolite tourists Wat Xiong Thong is where to go. But since the monks walk from Wat to Wat, you can go towards the smaller temples and watch the serene locals pass out the alms. If you want to really feel the true ceremony, go towards the smaller Wats, go early (when it's dark) speak to the locals. Any hotel or guesthouse in town is no more than 10-15 minutes walk away from any of the Wats. Good luck

Your hotel is very near to the monk’s ceremony. It start around 5:00. Usually hotel will arrange you the food for the monk if you ask hotel staff.

Hi, this alms giving happens in Luang Prabang, Laos. It’s not in Siem Reap, Cambodia. It starts at 5.30am

About 5.30 or earlier I think it depends on the sunrise and time of year. Please dress respectfully this means shoulders and legs covered, keep your distance and don't get in the way of the monks, don't flash cameras in their faces ect. Don't follow them or walk with them either, apparently if your a woman giving alms, your head should always be lower than the monks.

We went to Sakkaline Rd which is the main Rd in town. The further up the road you walk towards the river the quieter it seemed to get in terms of tourists. 6:00 start or there abouts.

Hi there, I organised a guide through Exo travel, he was excellent. You don't need a guide, it's an easy place to get around and plenty of local tour companies. It helped me as I got more insight into the local attractions.