We are so lucky to meet the walking legend. This is one of histrolic area which is not really explore but forginer. You dig up is area, you might find many historic ornamen. This area is really rich of culture and history.

A very well set-up and maintained community museum providing information about the various northern tribes that settled in Ratchaburi some 200 years ago.

Lots of information about the lik moo ban Khu Bhua

Ratchaburi history can be traced back a few hundred years from here.

There are historical sites and there is a market (market), community, and folk way of life. There are vegetables that farmers sell directly. Saturday-Sunday evening There is a performance on stage. You can buy food to sit and eat.

Nice historical place.

My review is just for the museum. It provides quite interesting displays about the history of the people in Ratchaburi, displaying some found artifacts and examples of the weaving and clothing styles over the centuries. There is more but I didn't know much about it haha. The museum is attached to a temple with an impressive buddha, a market and some ancient ruin remains. Not sure about opening times and days, we went on a Sunday. Entry is free but you can donate some money.

Lovely. Worth going. Great to take your family.

In Thailand where museums are not popular, this is great!

They closed early despite the staff outside telling us they should be open. The sign on the door even said they were open.

Useful for all