Thai Farmers National Museum
History
Located on the provincial hall grounds on Phra Phanwasa Road, the museum is a two-storey applied-Thai-style house and a place to learn about Thai farming knowledge, customs, and daily life. It collects art objects, antiquities, and rice-farming tools, and displays rice cultivation, traditions, and farmers’ lifestyles. Exhibits also include a golden-handled sickle used by the Crown Prince in a rice-farming demonstration and the first nine auspicious rice ears he harvested. The museum is open every day except Monday and Tuesday, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Visiting Information
- Tuesday09:00–16:00
- Wednesday09:00–16:00
- Thursday09:00–16:00
- Friday09:00–16:00
- Saturday09:00–16:00
- Sunday09:00–16:00
Coordinates: 14.51274, 100.13039
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