Luang Prabang has been buzzing with activity over the past week. Despite the rainy season, travelers have descended upon our little town and there’s an energy of excitement in the air. Out on the main street, tuk tuk drivers call hopefully to passers by and restaurants look a little less deserted than they did the week before.
On Monday, we launched a new class at Utopia, a 60-minute Vinyasa flow starting at 6pm. Joining the class were a couple of ladies from England and a tour group from G Adventures. It was a cloudy evening, and as expected, the sunset wasn’t spectacular, but the enthusiasm from happy travelers around us created a positive wave of energy that we were able to ride on for the length of the class.
Monday’s sessions end after the sun disappears behind the horizon so that yogis awaken from Savasana, final resting posture, to a darkened sky. By this time, the old bridge in the distance is dimly lit and Utopia’s decks are brightened by rope lighting and the flicker of candles. It’s truly uplifting. Come and check it out for yourself!
Blog post by Julie (juliehana.com)
On Monday, we launched a new class at Utopia, a 60-minute Vinyasa flow starting at 6pm. Joining the class were a couple of ladies from England and a tour group from G Adventures. It was a cloudy evening, and as expected, the sunset wasn’t spectacular, but the enthusiasm from happy travelers around us created a positive wave of energy that we were able to ride on for the length of the class.
Monday’s sessions end after the sun disappears behind the horizon so that yogis awaken from Savasana, final resting posture, to a darkened sky. By this time, the old bridge in the distance is dimly lit and Utopia’s decks are brightened by rope lighting and the flicker of candles. It’s truly uplifting. Come and check it out for yourself!
Blog post by Julie (juliehana.com)
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