Royal Palace Museum, Luang Prabang

The palace/museum is small and limited on information. It's quite beautiful in places and has some interesting articles to look at but I was done in about 30 minutes. There are free lockers to leave bags and cameras in which you're not allowed to take into the palace itself. It felt secure. The grounds are nice but limited shade on hot days. 30,000 kip entry cost. Overall if you're nearby and have the time take a look but don't worry about missing it if you have a packed schedule.

Interesting place, modest palace by many comparisons, but though. Taking photos is not allowed, unclear why? There are also presented cars of the last king, cars are partly in need-for-restoration state, as are some buildings in the complex. Hope, those works will be taken in coming years.

Strange opening hours, not sure why though. Small palace for a king but the mosaic interior wall in some rooms are quite special. Limited information inside the museum. Visit only if time permits. After buying tickets, go directly to the locker room to store your bags to avoid a detour to the locker room later under the hot sun.

Palace of the former king. Once a beautiful and well maintained place now in need of upkeep and restoration. The interior is simple without much pomp except the areas in which official business was conducted.

A small palace and museum. It's pretty but not overwhelming. There's an entrance fee, you should be dressed properly and you are not allowed to take pictures inside.