Make sure to find this while you're in Luang Prabang. It was helpful to learn about the different hill tribes, including the crafts, clothing, and traditions. Plus we had a yummy pastry and tea afterwards. More

Not easy to find, but well worth the search. Provides a good overview and education for people from other countries. Loved the shop, and bought two lovely handwoven scarves for my daughters. More

This little museum was unexpectedly professional and interesting. We learnt lots about the different groups of people in Laos that we didn't learn about anywhere else. The shop selling Laos villager handcrafts was great and i got some really nice gifts for here (and a few things for myself)! Very friendly staff. Small but worth a trip if you've got... More

Some people dislike the idea of an ethnological museum on principle, as a glorified people zoo, but TAEC has done a great job of getting minority voices represented and thoughtful analysis. More progressive than many similar Western museums. Only wish it was bigger! More

Got the feeling this place was run by people dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of this beautiful area. Interesting information on wedding traditions. If you are in that part of town, go in for half an hour is all you should need More

a very well preserved museum, with enough history to tell and let you know about the different ethnias in Laos. a very nice french cafe with its specialities. More

This centre was surprisingly interesting; quite small but very informative about the different ethnic groups in Laos; including the small shop where you can buy some nice things and a little cosy cafe this makes it an interesting place to visit. More

a great little museum with good displays of tribal costumes and artifacts. Knowledgeable guides,good shop selling hand made items with provenanceand a cafe with home made cakes. More

Small and compact, but filled with lots of information. A very interesting insight into the various tribes of the area. Clothes and daily life implements, as well as a couple of nice dioramas. Lots of information boards in English. Photography is permitted but no flash. There is a small shop at the end selling quality products, as well as a... More