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In Luang Prabang, monks perform dawn almsgiving amid ongoing dangers from unexploded bombs left by the U.S. Secret War.
In Luang Prabang, Laos, Buddhist monks perform the dawn tak bat almsgiving ritual amid a city shaped by centuries of tradition and the lingering impact of the U.S.-led Secret War.
Despite its UNESCO World Heritage status and serene atmosphere, the region remains heavily affected by unexploded ordnance—over 2 million tons of bombs were dropped during 1964–1973, with about one-third failing to detonate, endangering lives and limiting development.
The city’s rhythm continues through religious practices, markets, and tourism, with Mount Phousi offering panoramic views, while many young boys enter monastic life for education and spiritual guidance.
En Luang Prabang, los monjes realizan la limosna al amanecer en medio de los peligros continuos de las bombas sin explotar dejadas por la Guerra Secreta de los Estados Unidos.