Baan Sao Nak: The century-old teak house must be recorded in black and white with texture.

This is the biggest surprise I encountered , a century-old pomelo wood house quietly standing by the river in Nanbang. It is said that the original owner who built it was a merchant from Myanmar, so in addition to the typical Lanna style, many Burmese elements can also be seen in the architectural design. Now it is completely open to the public for visiting, and visitors can personally step into this old house, walk up to the second floor, and feel the temperature of the pomelo wood stairs and floors. 📷📷 Highlights: The biggest highlight of this old house should be its pillars, up to 116 of them, but they don't look out of place at all. They turn a regular "home" into a museum, with grandeur, spaciousness, and the interplay of light and shadow adding a touch of color. 💰💰 Master, about your wealth? The room is filled with silverware, ceramics, furniture, and so on. It's not particularly wealthy, but everything is exquisitely placed, which probably reflects the living standards of the southern merchants at that time. In the room, you can see many old items everywhere, and they are within reach, such as old-fashioned record players, fans, irons, and so on. This immersive experience of the old house museum is really great! 🚗🚗 Self-driving: It is recommended to drive to Nanbang. Although the scenery along the way by train is beautiful, driving is much faster and more convenient for visiting attractions after arrival. The city of Nanbang is not crowded with cars and people, very comfortable, with friendly road conditions and parking. 🔺🔺 Visiting time: about 1 hour. Remember to wear slippers when visiting.