Chao Sam Phraya National Museum Review

Ayutaya City is a bit like Siem Reap City in Cambodia, all of which are ancient monuments and cultural relics. It is also the capital of the Kingdom. The Zhaosa Paraya National Museum is a national museum. It is very convenient to come from Pulan Temple. There are many parking spaces, about 9 am to 4 pm, the usual opening hours are Wednesday to Sunday, Monday to Tuesday is closed. Opposite is the Tourism Authority of Thailand, whose products include many famous cultural relics of Buddha, as well as carved prints, including the relics of Buddha and more than 500 years of art. Before entering, take off your shoes. The charge is 150 baht per person. There are two floors in total. Although it is not big, it takes more than an hour to look carefully. You can also buy many interesting crafts here. Most of the unearthed cultural relics are placed here, and most of the temples outside are only temples, which is the same as the division of labor at the Angkor Museum, so if you are interested in this history and Southeast Asian cultural relics, this place should not be missed.