Most reviewed Museums in Laos

Historic 44-m. gold Buddhist stupa with multiple levels, a walled enclosure & a grassy courtyard.

Former temple, built in 1565 for the Emerald Buddha (now in Bangkok) & today a museum & shop.

Solemn visitor center & museum with displays & films on history of bombings & related disabilities.

Displays of clothing, craft tools, plus religious & ritual objects related to various ethnic groups.

👍👍 Very nice place and the owner is a wonderful girl. The food is amazing. Stuffed chicken without bones with mushrooms, hachapuri, crispy duck … everything is very good quality and big portions

Traditional building with silk samples & weaving demonstrations, plus a shop for handcrafted goods.

👍👍 An undiscovered gem, I was the only Traveller here. A refurbished traditional house with more information than its National Museum. Learn about their house visiting ceremonies, the morning alms, dress code, instruments to even culinary arts! There is a small cafe with well at the back and a wash ro...

👍 An impressive building with two levels of exhibits of the life and times of Comrade Kaysone Phomvihane. Mainly photographs, but also some personal effects and gifts. It was interesting to understand the cooperation with Vietnam, both against the French and the Americans. There are also displays of e...

Established in 1976, this museum features exhibits on Laotian military history from 1950 to 1975.

🫤 Didn't seem like anyone was working here, or, for that matter, wanted to actually work when I visited (May 23, 2017).

👍👍 Great Museum. It is very well laid out, has even small "games" to share more knowledge and also a little theatre on the second floor that shows various Clips of the work MAG is doing including detonating, excavating and removing mines, grenades, cluster bombs etc. Very informative museum and it's fo...

👍👍 By Classes 3B & 4A This new museum is a must for your itinerary. It gives you a great overview of the province, the people and its history. Make sure you plan at least 1 hour for your visit, longer if you want to watch the films. You will not be disappointed! The museum is set in a very new Lao-s...

😠 Basic and dull museum with some maps and explanations about the site. But the information is no different, or better, than what you can find on the internet. There is no need to stop here on your visit to the site.

👍👍 Beautiful the temple

👍👍 Brilliant visit and worth the price. The “museum” is a massive collection of wood carvings of many different subjects on lots of different types of timber. There are also some large scale paintings on slabs of timber. The “contemporary” part is that these are mostly recently completed pieces. If...

😐 Villages.

👍👍 Very professional, knowledgeable, and friendly. It was a beautiful site to see. The presentations were very well put together. We also got a chance to tour the inside of the plant. That's lots of information here for students to grasp and learn how a Hydropower Plant really works.

👍 Pretty small, just one room (albeit pretty large) gives a bit of the history of the area and a bit of information of some of the ethnic groups that live in Luang Namtha. When we arrived a lady came up to us and asked "museum?" When we said yes she unlocked the door and turned on the lights for us, w...

👍👍 A museum hall that preserves ancient artifacts, handicrafts, and other ancient Buddha images. and equipment during the war

👍👍 Small place, but a great short resbit from the city traffic and noise.