Travel to Laos: Luang Prabang Palace GroundsFronting the river is the old Royal Palace--not so old, really: it was built 1904-09. Now it's a museum, with the palace furnishings approximately intact. Make default image size larger ![]() From the main gate. ![]() Off to the right at the gate lies a temple. From this angle, it looks timeless. ![]() It's new, however, and the blue awning provides shelter for a painter at work on the bannister dragons. ![]() The master's touch. ![]() Different angle. ![]() Awaiting paint. ![]() Columns awaiting gold. ![]() Off at the south side of the palace grounds, a shelter protecting some immense royal canoes. ![]() Extraordinary. |
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