Flights from Brussels to Luang Prabang

Arriving in Luang Prabang

Book your flights to Luang Prabang with Etihad Airways and prepare to enter a enter land that excites every sense with stunning scenery, calm culture, and rich history make the region a spectacular blend of colour, nature, and activity.

Plan Your Luang Prabang Holiday

There are many reasons to travel to Luang Prabang. The opening of Luang Prabang Province to travellers provides a well-equipped and tourist-friendly South East Asian experience, the area’s traditions and charm remaining intact and unspoilt. Famed for being a well-kept, tidy, and clean city, Luang Prabang offers a wealth of opportunities, from shopping in markets to adventurous countryside treks.

The monsoon season in the region means there can be outbursts of sharp rain during the ‘wet months’ so travelling between December and March will ensure a drier experience. August is the region’s wettest month and the temperature peaks between March and May. We recommend that you reserve your tickets to Luang Prabang with these weather patterns in mind. To find cheap hotels in Luang Prabang, travel off-peak, avoiding January, and consider charming, yet well equipped boutique hotels. Be sure to look up our Deals section to find the very best flight deals to Luang Prabang all year round.

Flying from Brussels

Choose Etihad Airways to book your flights from Brussels and enjoy a comfortable journey all the way to your final destination. We offer you a modern and comfortable fleet as well as an unrivalled level of in-flight service.

Major Airports in Brussels

Brussels Airport (BRU) is the main airport in the country and stands out for its modern and efficient services. It’s not a coincidence that it has been rated as the best airport in Europe. It’s situated only 11km from Brussels city centre and is one of the few airports that cater to bicycles.

Airport Transportation in Brussels

One option for transportation is to take a train to Brussels Airport. There are currently four lines that depart from stations throughout the city and go directly to the airport station, located on the first floor. The journey from the city centre takes 17 minutes.

Alternatively, you can take a bus to Brussels Airport. There are several services departing from most key points in the city, but there is also an express service, number 12, which is much faster but only runs from Monday to Friday. Of course, taking a taxi to Brussels Airport is another, more private option.

Choose Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, for flights from Brussels to Luang Prabang on which you will be travelling in comfort and style.