The Collecting Museum & Laos National Museum actually raises cattle

🌟 Highlights: Quick glance at Laos information, indoor activities for sun protection, a haven for museum enthusiasts to collect stamps – the venue is quite new, and there are even cattle being raised on the vacant land behind the building! Laos National Museum 🎫 Ticket: 30000 kip/person ✅ There are also bronzes, bronze drums which are quite similar to those from Yunnan ✅ The Lao Gana looks more like a dragon ✅ The ethnic clothing and utensils exhibition hall is quite good, no knowledge required to enjoy ✅ A history of being invaded and partitioned, and of independence; using translation software + current search can give a rough understanding, includes some weapon displays 🕙 Visiting duration: About 1.5 hours Laos Military History Museum ✅ Because we arrived 10 minutes before closing at four, the staff asked where we were from, we said China, and then they told us we couldn't buy tickets because they were closing but we could go in. Bag storage required. ✅ We ran around for a quick tour, it's mostly panel introductions, not the weapon displays we imagined, a bit like a party history museum ✅ Learned a little knowledge that we recognized Laos as a country quite early, no wonder we could still enter just before closing Overall, it's okay if you don't visit here. 📝 Note tips: The two museums are next to each other, and not close to other attractions, so you need to plan a separate time to visit, they close at 4 pm so go early. The flowers in the courtyard are beautiful, and what's worn on the head is picked up from the ground. ❤ The China-Laos Railway trip guide ends here, follow for more collections~ Laos is really nice, just a note that after security check at Vientiane airport there is only one breakfast shop, so eat before you go in