Love this place and the students are so kind and super eager to talk to you!
I went here my first morning in Luang Prabang and it was a good way to talk to young locals—the kids I spent time with were local university students who were very eager to speak in English.
One of the highlights of my stay in the city.
Great Project. It was great to visit them and have a chat with the young people!
I had very good time there, talking with the young people. They are eager to learn!
Very good experience speaking with locals and trying to help them improve their conversational english
Valuable time spend with local tenaager. Please drop by at 9am to 11am or 5pm to 7pm everyday. I am sure we can contribute to each party. I am glad indeed.
The perfect place to meet Lao people, don't wait anymore and go there right now!!! 😀👌
Help the Lao people a little bit by talking with them in English. Loads of fun and you learn yourself also something about Lao culture. Everyday from 1700 till 1900 hours.
My girlfriend and I spent an hour chatting away to the very eager Lao students. Was very rewarding and interesting learning more about their way of life! Felt good to help a little so I would definitely recommended stopping by!
We volunteered for an hour-long conversation with locals, and learned a lot about their culture and lives as they practiced English!
Loved this place. Take some time to help some less privaliged learn.
Excellent place to help local children learn the English Language and improve their understanding of the world outside of Luang Prabang
A great project to support literacy in Laos. Visit their shop to learn more about the project.
This is a wonderful place. I enjoyed spending time with the young people and helping them practice their English and Chinese. I derived immense satisfaction knowing that I was able to help them. It was the best time spent ever.
For two hours twice a day, every day, for the price of simply speaking in English, I get to hear about the lives, interests and goals of locals ranging from young children to university students, both laypeople and novice monks. If you are looking for a more authentic experience beyond visiting the major sites in the area, eating at the best restaurants and buying things that Luang Prabang is known for, spend a couple of hours at Big Brother Mouse; it might just be your most cherished thing when you leave.