Fantastic art wood museum with a variety of great valuable treasure collections. Thanks to the tour guide who provided Interesting history information. It would have been wonderful if the place was a little cooler and all the restrooms have water. I still strongly recommend this museum to everyone. It's a good experience that is worth visiting.

A famous temple and popular for its traditional sakyant tattoo. Tourist also come to pay homage to the monk whose body is preserved at the temple.

Actually this is a huge area. Old car displays are only 1 portion. Before reaching the car displays, there are 2 old train engines. There also old planes which I did not visit. The displays are placed like junk yard which collect dust and rust. It need a good mechanic to salvage and refurbished to properly give the old machine some life as a museum.

Very life-like realistic wax figures display. The exhibit has two levels, the first has past monks and the royal family, while the second has famous people from all over the globe. Entry ticket for foreigners is 300 baht per person. The journey here from Bangkok is A bit far taking an hour.

Wat Klang Bang Phra, in the district of Nakhon Chai Si, Nakhon Pathom, is a popular pilgrimage site renowned for its diverse spiritual practices. While the temple's ambiance may be disrupted by the loudspeakers guiding visitors, it remains a significant spiritual destination for many. One of the primary reasons people flock to Wat Klang Bang Phra is to seek divine intervention in selling land that has been stagnant on the market. Devotees believe that by performing specific rituals and making merit at this temple, they can attract positive energy and facilitate successful property transactions. Beyond land sales, the temple also caters to the needs of those who wish to prepare for the afterlife. By donating coffins for the destitute, individuals can accumulate significant merit and ensure a peaceful transition for those who may not have the means to provide for their own funeral arrangements. For those seeking general spiritual well-being, Wat Klang Bang Phra offers a variety of opportunities to make merit. From lighting incense sticks to offering food to monks, these acts of generosity are believed to purify the mind, body, and soul. The temple's well-maintained grounds and ample parking facilities make it easily accessible to visitors. While the cleanliness of the temple is generally commendable, the occasional noise pollution from the loudspeakers may detract from the overall peaceful atmosphere. Despite this minor drawback, Wat Klang Bang Phra remains a vibrant and spiritually significant place. Its ability to cater to a wide range of spiritual needs, coupled with its convenient location and accessible facilities, makes it a popular destination for both local residents and tourists alike.

Very small but nice place. They tried to give you the stories relevent to owls in many cultures and countries. Unfortunately it is going to close down at the end of Aug 2018. The ticket price was not expensive but may be too expensive compared to what I saw inside.

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I revisited this golf club, and the numerous hazards throughout the course added a good challenge to the game. The greens were exceptionally well-maintained, which was very satisfying. However, the caddies were a bit hit or miss—while they were friendly, it seemed like finding a well-trained caddie was a matter of luck. Although the location is about an hour from downtown, it was still a great experience overall.