
<div class="wp-block-getwid-banner has-animation-style4 has-text-animation-opacity-bottom has-foreground-30"><a href="https://wa.me/<8562058433910&gt;" class="wp-block-getwid-banner__link"><div class="wp-block-getwid-banner__wrapper has-background has-gold-background-color"><img src="https://phaleuang.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/338810178_786003949329098_2374091509989629119_n.jpg" alt="" class="wp-block-getwid-banner__image wp-block-getwid-banner__source wp-image-1399"/><div class="wp-block-getwid-banner__caption"><div class="wp-block-getwid-banner__caption-wrapper"><span class="wp-block-getwid-banner__title"><strong>Alms</strong> <strong>Giving</strong></span><p class="wp-block-getwid-banner__text"><strong>Sai Bat (Morning Alms) is a longstanding tradition in Laos Buddhist culture. In observing it, the devoted offer food to monks. In Muang Fuang, the monks arrive on boats at the Nam Lik river.<br><br>  Ask our team for more information and </strong><br><strong>to arrange a "food offering" set for you.</strong><br><strong>WhatsApp +856 20 58 433 910</strong></p></div></div></div></a></div>
