The Royal Palace of Luang Prabang

The Royal Palace of Luang Prabang is an ancient palace with a prominent check-in spot called 'Golden Hall'. It is 120 years old and was built as a symbol of the relationship between Laos and France before Luang Prabang became a French colony. Another part is 'Hor Pha Bang', located within the Luang Prabang National Museum. It was once an old palace built during the reign of King Sisavang Vong. The building is a single-story structure elevated in French style, with a Lao-style roof. It beautifully combines colonial and Lan Xang art. Inside, various rooms display the belongings of the kings, and you can enjoy the intricate interior design. Photography is not allowed inside. In the evening, there is a walking street in this area for you to stroll around.