Charles, 75, is now staying at the Sandringham estate, where he continued with official duties, including holding audiences at his Norfolk home.
He met with the Governor of Queensland, Her Excellency the Hon. Dr. Jeannette Young, and The Asantehene, the ruler of the Kingdom of Ashanti.
Photographs from these meetings provided a rare look inside Sandringham House.
The Saloon, the central sitting room used by the royal family when they are in residence, features wooden paneling, tapestries, artworks, and floral chintz sofas.
Reflecting the King’s commitment to the environment, the room includes plenty of greenery and photo frames displaying images of royal ancestors.
The Prince and Princess of Wales frequently spend their children’s school holidays at nearby Anmer Hall.
Both Charles and his daughter-in-law, Kate, are currently receiving treatment following their respective cancer diagnoses earlier this year.
