Chantharakasem National Museum

Very good museum, located in the central area of the big city. There are 3 exhibition areas in the name, but only the main exhibition area is very good. The other exhibition areas are either closed, or only Thai can't understand. It's hot inside, only individual exhibition halls have air conditioning.

The Grand City National Museum doesn’t have much to see here, but the buildings and grounds themselves are definitely worth seeing. The Chakri king, Rama IV, visited and allocated the rebuilt palace, and as the summer palace, during his reign built the observatory tower for research on astrology, and found a large number of artifacts around the Ayutaya region.

The Dacheng National Museum (CHAO SAM PHRAYA NATIONAL MUSEUM) is located in the center of Dachengfu, not far from the tourist service center, and surrounded by five attractions in Dacheng Historical Park, with a convenient location. The museum theme building is a white two-story building, and the other two pavilions are located behind the main building, less than 100 meters apart. There are many historical and cultural exhibitions in the main building of the museum, all with text descriptions, and some photos and ancient documents involving Chinese and Chinese. The entire museum is mainly ventilated by electric fans, which is hot. But there are three small exhibition halls with air conditioning, which are all valuable gold Buddhas and gold leaf exhibitions. Here you can see the exquisite skills and artistic achievements of ancient craftsmen. Slippers are required for entry and proper wear. The museum is open from 9am to 4pm on Mondays and Tuesdays and open from Wednesdays to Sundays. The museum provides an English introduction.

It is another important and very historical value.

Here you can quickly learn about Thailand's history, and you can also see many precious cultural relics unearthed in Thailand.