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#VisitSecondaryCities If you are looking for a chill place to visit in Lampang, we recommend stopping by the Museum of Lampang. This museum is located in the heart of the city, easily accessible, and has a shady atmosphere. It is suitable for strolling, taking photos, and gathering knowledge about the history of Lampang. The beautiful ancient building has many beautiful photo spots. Inside, antiques, old utensils, and interesting cultural stories are displayed, allowing us to learn about the way of life of Lampang people in the past. In addition, there are friendly staffs who provide advice, making exploring the museum fun and easy to understand. It is suitable for all ages. The trip is not rushed. You can take your time to chill, breathe in the fresh air, and take cool check-in photos at every corner. Those who like historical and cultural travel should not miss it. #Review #BeautifulPhotoPlaces #VisitMuseum #TravelThailand #TravelThailand #ThaiTravelThailand #SoloTravel #Attractions #VisitLampang #AttractionsReview

#VisitSecondaryCities This trip takes you on a relaxing wander around the Nan National Museum in Nan Province, another popular check-in spot for culture lovers who want to learn the history of the old city of Nan. Inside this classic white colonial-style building, which was formerly the residence of the ruler of Nan, it now displays valuable Lanna artifacts, utensils, and art. The highlight is the rare black ivory, a symbol of the city. There is also an intriguing exhibition about the past life of Nan people. The museum grounds are shady and perfect for a leisurely stroll and taking photos. After your visit, stop by a nearby cafe or local restaurant for a delicious meal before heading back. This trip was both educational and heartwarming, and I got tons of beautiful photos. #TravelThailand #ThaiTravelThailand #Travel #TravelReview #TravelNan #VisitMuseum #Review #SoloTravel

Khum Chao Luang in Phrae is a city-center museum open to the public free of charge. Visitors can explore the museum freely or join guided tours provided by staff who share knowledge about Khum Chao Luang and the history of Phrae province. The site is a well-preserved building over 100 years old. Visitors are required to remove their shoes before entering. Photography and video recording are allowed throughout the premises. The museum features ancient artifacts displayed across two floors. A highlight shared by the staff is the 72 aligned doors and windows designed to allow continuous airflow, countering the belief that aligned doors and windows bring bad luck by incorporating ironwork depicting the deity Thao Wessuwan at the front hall on the second floor. Another must-see is the intricate wooden carvings adorning the building. Location: 4 Soi Khum Derm, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province 54000 📌 https://maps.app.goo.gl/HpzfM13V4oXWFdFfA Opening Hours: Daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck The other day, I happened to be working near River City Bangkok. After finishing up, I stopped by the ground floor of the project. I unexpectedly discovered a different world: a Snoopy exhibition, a rotating art zone, and a corner showcasing works by Thai and international artists. You can browse through them at your leisure. The atmosphere downstairs was lively, with both locals and tourists. Plus, there were live performances, a regular event at River City on certain days, adding to the chill vibe of the area, which is truly designed to be an "Art & Antique Center on the Chao Phraya River." As you stroll through, you'll find galleries, art shops, art bookstores, and souvenir shops, each with a constantly changing theme. There's also the RCB Galleria and RCB Photographers' Gallery, which often feature contemporary art exhibitions, with free or affordable admission. Perfect for a relaxing stroll. After browsing the exhibitions, simply walk outside along the river. Another favorite feeling—the cool evening breeze—makes for a super chill end to a workday. If you're passing through the Charoen Krung-Si Phraya area, we recommend stopping by River City for 30-60 minutes. You might just be inspired to go back there, just like we were. 🎨🌊✨ #museumvisit #rivercitybangkok

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck On this trip, two friends and I went to the National Museum, Bangkok. Our primary goal was to pay homage to the Ganesha statue enshrined inside for good fortune before we began exploring the various exhibition buildings. The atmosphere inside was peaceful and relaxing, making us feel like we were "connected to the past," but not as boring as many people think. We slowly walked through the archaeology zone, the history of the kingdom, and the art zones from the Ayutthaya and Rattanakosin periods. The easy-to-read signs provided a clearer understanding of each era. Our favorite zone was the pottery zone, displaying both ancient patterned containers and information on pottery production throughout the ages. The development of craftsmanship was truly remarkable. The more we walked, the more we realized that Thai art was more delicate and fascinating than we had ever imagined. The entrance fee for Thais is only 30 baht, making it incredibly worthwhile. You can explore many buildings and zones, take your time, chat, share perspectives with friends, and leave with knowledge, peace of mind, and inspiration. If you're in Bangkok or only have half a day, give the museum a try. You'll discover that "things close to the nation" are more fascinating than you might think. 🌿📚 #NationalMuseum #VisitMuseum

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck I had the opportunity to visit the National Museum, which is very close to me, but I just realized that it has so many “intriguing items,” especially the zones displaying items from ancient times to the Ayutthaya-Rattanakosin periods and the present. Beginning and Outline The National Museum Bangkok is located on Na Phra That Road, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict, Bangkok. Originally the Front Palace, or the Front Palace, in 1859, it was established as Thailand's first public museum. The museum exhibits a wide range of antiquities and artifacts, spanning prehistoric times, the Metal Age, through the Sukhothai, Ayutthaya, and Rattanakosin periods, as well as contemporary Thai art. What Impressed Me: • The admission fee for Thais is very affordable (only ten baht), making me feel like I'm getting something great close to home. • The ancient pottery and bowls zone was one of my favorite sections, as it allowed me to see how they were made in the past. The collection clearly demonstrates the development of patterns, forms, and techniques throughout the ages. • There are different zones divided by era and topic, such as archaeology, decorative arts, tools, and ceramics, as well as fine artifacts such as goldwork, carved wood jewelry, and more. • The atmosphere is excellent for exploring the museum — the ancient buildings truly create the feeling of stepping into the past. Visiting Tips • It's recommended to visit in the morning or early afternoon to enjoy a leisurely stroll, avoid crowds, and allow for detailed exploration. • Due to the large number of exhibition zones, if you want to see everything, plan your visit in advance (e.g., archaeology → Ayutthayan art → bowls and plates). • Don't forget to bring a camera or smartphone, as there are many photo opportunities with the museum's artifacts and architecture. Conclusion My visit to the National Museum Bangkok gave me a clearer understanding of Thai history, exploring its history from the past to the present. It's a great activity near Bangkok that's worth taking the time to visit, whether you're a history buff or just looking for a relaxing getaway. It's a great place to visit! #museums #NationalMuseum #MuseumVisit

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Atmosphere/Location - This is a must-visit museum in Shanghai if you're a museum buff and love the history of animals. The spacious six-story museum is divided into different eras and species. The air-conditioning is cool and comfortable, and there's a food court to satisfy your hunger. The highlight is the dinosaurs in the center (they move!), pandas, wolves, dinosaur eggs, and various fossils. Avoid visiting on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, as they can get very crowded. Admission Fee - 30 yuan (approximately 150 baht) Getting there - Take the subway to Shanghai Natural History Museum Station. #VisitShanghai #VisitMuseum

A must-visit new landmark in the heart of the city. The revitalization of the century-old Metropolitan Electricity Authority's Wat Lieb branch in Bangkok has transformed it into a cutting-edge learning and tourist attraction, seamlessly blending history, technology, and art. ✨ Relive the "First Light of Siam" and explore the future of electricity with 17 exhibition zones spanning three floors. We'll start from the top and continue down. 3rd Floor: Power Generation in Siam 2nd Floor: The Country's First Power Plant 1st Floor: Energy Innovation and Future Electrical Technology Let's spark our curiosity and experience the charm of this historic building, rekindled at MEA SPARK, the Electricity Museum of Thailand. A new learning center in the heart of the city, filled with fun, knowledge, and warmth. 💛 🏛 The Electricity Museum of Thailand: Free admission! ...with guest speakers on hand to provide knowledge and information. ⏰️ Open every Tuesday-Sunday (9:00 AM - 5:00 PM) ------- Easy to get to by public transportation: 🚇 MRT: Get off at Sanam Chai Station and walk approximately 700 meters. 🛥 Chao Phraya Express Boat: Get off at Saphan Phut Pier. 🚍 Bus: Get off at Suankularb Wittayalai School and walk approximately 100 meters. #GetDiscountsNoLuck #measpark #ElectricityMuseum #VisitMuseum #museum #TravelLikeSara #TravelLikeSaraTakesYouToMuseums

"Step through history into the realm of Thai art and culture." If you are someone who is captivated by the essence of history and ancient Thai art, the National Museum Bangkok is a must-visit destination. Located in the heart of Bangkok on Na Phra That Road, near the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and the Grand Palace, this museum was formerly the "Front Palace" or "Wang Na." It is not just a museum but a living historical site of Thailand 🇹🇭. "Inside the museum" The permanent exhibitions are meticulously categorized and interconnected seamlessly: • Thai Art and Archaeology Section — Spanning from prehistoric times to the Rattanakosin era, this section features bronze Buddha statues from various periods, pottery, bronze artifacts, Sangkhalok ceramics, and ancient relics from the Dvaravati, Srivijaya, Lopburi, Sukhothai, and Ayutthaya kingdoms. • Siwamokhaphiman Hall — The main building of the museum, showcasing nationally significant artifacts such as the exquisite "Sukhothai-style Buddha in the Subduing Mara posture." • Phutthaisawan Hall — Houses the Phra Buddha Sihing as the principal Buddha image and features intricate mural paintings depicting the "Traiphum Phra Ruang" (Three Worlds of Phra Ruang), so detailed and beautiful that they demand attention. • Royal Utensils and Regalia Room — Displays replicas of royal ceremonial items and the intricate craftsmanship of Thai goldwork, reflecting past royal ceremonies. What sets this museum apart from others is the "spirit of the past" that remains vividly present. Each exhibition room narrates stories with subtle elegance, whether about art, beliefs, or the lives of people in the past. All of this profoundly reflects the delicate intricacies of Thai culture.

#รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง --- 🇿🇦 Voortrekker Monument & Museum – ย้อนรอยประวัติศาสตร์กลางธรรมชาติแอฟริกาใต้ สัมผัสพลังแห่งอดีตที่ Voortrekker Monument ในพริทอเรีย—อนุสาวรีย์หินแกรนิตสูงตระหง่านกลางเขตอนุรักษ์ธรรมชาติ ที่นี่คือจุดรวมเรื่องราวของชาว Voortrekkers ผู้บุกเบิกดินแดนแอฟริกาใต้ในศตวรรษที่ 19 📍 จุดเช็คอินห้ามพลาด • Hall of Heroes: โถงโดมกลางที่ประดับด้วยหินอ่อนแกะสลักเล่าเรื่องราว Great Trek • Cenotaph: จุดศูนย์กลางของอนุสาวรีย์ที่แสงอาทิตย์จะส่องตรงในวันที่ 16 ธ.ค.ของทุกปี • Living Lager: พื้นที่จำลองวิถีชีวิตชาว Voortrekker แบบสัมผัสได้จริง • Touch & Feel Museum: พิพิธภัณฑ์ที่ให้คุณจับต้องโบราณวัตถุจากอดีต • วิวจาก Monument Hill: มองเห็นพริทอเรียแบบพาโนรามา ⏰ เปิดทุกวัน 08:00–17:30 | ใช้เวลาชมประมาณ 1–2 ชั่วโมง --- 🎒 เหมาะกับสายประวัติศาสตร์ สายครอบครัว และคนชอบวิวธรรมชาติ 📸 อย่าลืมพกกล้อง! มุมถ่ายรูปเยอะมาก ทั้งภายนอกอนุสาวรีย์และภายในพิพิธภัณฑ์ --- 🔖 Hashtags สำหรับ Trip.com และโซเชียล #VoortrekkerMonument #PretoriaTrip #SouthAfricaHeritage #HistoricalTravel #Tripdotcom #MuseumCheckin #GreatTrekLegacy #CulturalJourney #AfricaUncovered #เที่ยวแอฟริกาใต้ #เที่ยวพริทอเรีย #เที่ยวพิพิธภัณฑ์ #TripcomThailand ---

Take an educational tour of the Siriraj Museum. Museum lovers should definitely visit! Inside, you'll find things you've never seen before, including real medical specimens. There are three buildings. I'd say it took us all day, as the place is so large, requiring a lot of walking. Inside the first building, there's a cafe offering drinks and food. It's a great place to chill, work, and relax. ⛵️ We took a boat to Wang Lang Pier. Exiting the pier, we found the museum right there (the easiest way). Open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. 🎟️ Admission is 150 baht, allowing access to all three buildings. Location📍: Siriraj Museum #GetDiscountsWithoutRisk #VisitMuseum #Museum #SirirajPhimuksthanMuseum

This is not just a "museum," but a repository of the nation's memories 🇹🇭 Filled with ancient artifacts, art, and priceless sculptures that reflect the brilliance of Thai craftsmanship in the past. ✨ Highlights • Showcasing invaluable Thai artifacts and art, with some pieces valued at over 100 million baht! • Building No. 6 features a traditional Thai royal pavilion influenced by European styles—stunning and grand. • The exhibition atmosphere meets international standards, comparable to European museums. 📍 Convenient transportation • MRT Sanam Chai → Continue with a tuk-tuk or MuvMi. • Located in the Tha Prachan area, near Sanam Luang. ⏰ Opening hours • Wednesday – Sunday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM • (Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays) 💵 Admission fees • Thai citizens: 30 baht • Foreigners: 200 baht

#VisitGuangzhou This trip invites you to explore and relax, checking in at The Site of Nanyue Kingdom Palace in Guangzhou, a significant historical site that transports us back in time to the Nanyue Kingdom over two thousand years ago. The surrounding atmosphere is filled with ancient auras blended with the modernity of a major city. The grounds showcase ancient remains, including palace foundations, city walls, and architectural remnants that vividly evoke the glory of the past. There's also a museum showcasing artifacts, utensils, and excavated artwork, making for a pleasant and educational stroll. There are beautiful photo spots in both the garden and the ruins, creating a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation. This is another landmark that history buffs and leisure travelers shouldn't miss when visiting Guangzhou. #triptravelchina #travelchina #flywithtrip #travelchina #museumvisit #photogenictravel #travel #traveltips

#VisitGuangzhou This trip, we invite you to explore and check in at Chen Clan Ancestral Hall in Guangzhou. This tourist attraction is full of historical charm and traditional Chinese arts and culture. The surrounding atmosphere makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. The large building is exquisitely built, highlighting Cantonese architecture, combining wood, stone, and stucco carvings that are so exquisite that it has been hailed as the Guangdong Folk Arts and Crafts Museum. Inside, there are displays of ancient art, porcelain, and various handicrafts that reflect the way of life of Chinese people in ancient times. Enjoy walking around and taking photos from countless beautiful angles. It is a must-see landmark in Guangzhou, perfect for culture lovers, photographers, and tourists who want to experience the beauty in a chill atmosphere without rushing. I highly recommend that you don’t miss it. #FlyingWithTrip #TravelChina #BeautifulPhotoTourismPlaces #VisitMuseums #MuseumAttraction #Travel #TripTravelChina

Come explore the fascinating world of the Chulalongkorn University Insect Museum in Pathumwan, Bangkok. This museum houses over 5,000 insect specimens, including butterflies 🦋, beetles, wasps 🐝, cockroaches, bees, spiders, and even rare insects you may have never seen before. Importantly, it also provides insights into the habitats, breeding practices, and biodiversity of nature. 🌿 Looking for an educational destination in Bangkok? Come visit us! 😍 📍 Location: Biology Building 1, Room 225, 2nd Floor, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University 🕘 Opening Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–3:30 PM (Closed Saturday–Sunday and public holidays) #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #InsectMuseum #ChulalongkornUniversity #VisitMuseum #BangkokAttractions

#VisitDaNang: The Danang Museum, a museum in the heart of Da Nang, is steeped in local history and culture. It houses a collection of artifacts, artwork, and exhibitions that tell the story of Da Nang from past to present. The exhibits are organized and easy to understand, making it suitable for all ages. The spacious, clean, and peaceful space is perfect for relaxing and learning. The welcoming staff are friendly and very informative. It's also close to major landmarks and is easily accessible. Perfect for history lovers, photography enthusiasts, and those looking to experience the charm of Da Nang in depth, this place is a must-visit. I highly recommend visiting at least once. #Travel #Travel #Fly with Trip #Beautiful Photo Spots #VisitMuseum #Museum

✨ Discover an imaginative experience at the Erawan Museum 🐘 Who would have thought that beneath the colossal three-headed elephant lies a world of art and spirituality? From the magnificent stained-glass dome, the intricately carved staircase, and the golden Buddha statue that glistens in natural light—every corner is a breathtaking sight. 🌸 The exterior is no different! The flower garden surrounding the elephant's base is a dreamy photo opportunity. The intense sunlight enhances the vibrant colors and detailed artwork. 📍 Location: Samut Prakan, easily accessible and close to Bangkok. 📸 Get your camera ready, because every corner is a postcard! #ErawanMuseum #MuseumVisit #TripThailand #Tripdotcom #MustVisitForTheMuseum #ThaiArt #TravelNearBangkok #ThaiLandmark #TravelThailandWithStyle #MuseumVibes #TravelWithStyle #TravelPlan #TravelNearBangkok #NatureAttractions #MuseumAttractions

#TravelChat Taipei also has an astronomy museum! 🚀 Taipei Astronomical Museum A center for knowledge about astronomy and space, including displays of equipment, technology, and various spacecraft. After purchasing our admission tickets, we walked in and saw the giant Saturn. That was exciting enough. Then, we walked around and explored each floor. My favorite was the spaceship, which featured a model of an astronaut standing on the surface of the moon, along with a probe. And the planets in the universe. It was beautiful. Lots of kids came, but most of the lectures were in Chinese. We could spend the whole day there, as each floor was incredibly interesting. #TravelChat #TaipeiTravel #MuseumVisit #TaipeiAstronomicalMuseum

I'm sure Ho Chi Minh City, or Saigon, is a destination for many people looking for a low-budget getaway. And of course, low-budget travel requires friends! Why share? Today, I'm sharing a list of Ho Chi Minh City attractions that are "one-day trips." I'm writing this diary for fun~🇻🇳❣️ Let's start with my trip with three friends, without a plan!! Even with a plan, we never follow it, haha. This time, I've summarized everything! If you're too lazy to read further, save this post! 👀 Ho Chi Minh City Museum: A museum dedicated to the war effort and the history of Saigon, or Ho Chi Minh City today. I'd say it's worth a visit for history lovers. My friend and I spent 45 baht to see it, and what we meant was to take photos. The architecture is so beautiful! We walked around and admired it all~ If you have a lot of time, you should definitely visit. The layout is quite well-organized. Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts: No matter where we go, we always find a place to enjoy art and see it like teenagers do. This is another place you shouldn't miss. They have everything from conservative to contemporary art, and they have a huge collection. The 45 baht entrance fee is definitely worth it. If you're a photography buff, don't miss this place. The architecture and the many photo spots are a must-see. Ho Chi Minh City Book Street is the place with the most mosquitoes in Vietnam. Just kidding!! This book street is a must-visit. It's right next to the Central Post Office. I personally love it because books in Vietnam are incredibly cheap. Anyone who visits Vietnam must bring a book home. This street makes me want to learn Vietnamese. It's so shady and full of trees. (Oh my gosh, the mosquitoes here are plentiful and fierce.) The New Playground: A must-visit for Y2K girls. This is the place to truly burn off your dong. This is the ultimate Y2K destination. Shop for clothes and accessories here! My friend and I went from tourists to disaster victims. 🥲 Katinat Saigon Kafe - Nguyen Du: This famous coffee shop has many branches, but I love the one at the District 1 intersection the most. Sit in front of the shop and watch the motorbikes whizz by and hear the horns playing from all directions. Now, back to the coffee shop. They have a wide variety of menus. But what really touched my heart was the Thai Tea, which is Thai tea in our country, but oh my, it's so delicious!! 😭😭 It's not too sweet, and it has a wonderful tea aroma. I'm hooked on Thai tea in Ho Chi Minh City. PHỞ 24 - 319 NGUYỄN TRI PHƯƠNG I came here following a review. My first meal in Vietnam had to be pho, and this restaurant made me eat vegetables (a little). The broth was amazing! They had a lot of toppings. The best part was the fried spring rolls. They have several branches, and they're all crowded. Let's give it a try. (The only downside was that the menu was hard to read, and there was no English, so I just pointed at the pictures.) Chút Chít Seafood I came here following a review. The seafood is incredibly delicious. You can experience the local flavor here. The prices are good, the taste is great, and they have a variety of new and unique dishes. The trick is ordering. I recommend preparing your menu and photos from reviews in Thailand. Most menus aren't in English, but even if they are, it's still confusing. To be sure, bring a photo. Another tip is to have them choose one dish for you. I got the fried chicken tendons, and they were so delicious!! Miss Sai Gon Pub: Of course, teenagers like us have to go to pubs and bars. Huh?! District 1, this street at night is like Khao San Road in Thailand, but even more magnificent! And the place we chose was Miss Saigon because the coyote dancers were all so beautiful, and the show was amazing, lol. I was so impressed that I gave them a tip. The recommended menu item is Miss Saigon, a delicious and easy-to-drink cocktail. So, what do you think? A comprehensive travel diary. Are you tired after reading it? 🤣 If you're going to follow along, save this! 👀 #TravelTips #TravelAbroad #HochiminhCity #HoChiMinh #VisitHoChiMinh #VisitMuseum

📍Location: Royal Thai Navy Dockyard, along the Chao Phraya River 🍀Highlights: We recommend visiting during the "Night at the Museum" festival. It's absolutely stunning! The lights illuminate the boats, creating a truly captivating aura. However, keep an eye out for updates on the National Museum of Royal Barges' Facebook page for regular updates. 🕰️Opening Hours: Daily, except New Year's and Songkran holidays. 🕰️Average Price per Person: Admission: 20฿ for Thais and 200฿ for foreigners. 🗓️Travel Planning: 🛥️Take a ferry from Bangkok Noi Railway Station to the museum/ferry to the railway pier (Siriraj Hospital). Then, take a motorcycle taxi to the museum. Or, 🚌Bus lines 57, 81, or 149. 🚗Parking is available, but please call ahead to check. Itinerary: 10:00 a.m. at the Royal Thai Navy's Transportation Department's Small Boat Division. #nuiizthewriter #NationalMuseum #RoyalBarges #Beautiful photo spots #Museum tour #Royal Barge Procession #musuem #Bangkok attractions #Bangkok Noi #travel #nightatthemuseum

📍Shanghai Film Museum (上海电影博物馆) This large, four-story museum, built on the former site of the Shanghai Film Studio, covers over 15,000 square meters. It showcases the history of the Chinese film industry through interactive exhibitions, artifacts, and a replica studio. Highlights include: Floor 1️⃣: Hall of Honor, showcasing the achievements and honors of Shanghai film over the past 100 years, including the origins of the Chinese national anthem. Floor 2️⃣: Film Workshops, revealing behind-the-scenes experiences of filmmaking, including dubbing, editing, and makeup. Floor 3️⃣: The History of Shanghai Film, telling the story of the development of Shanghai film from the past to the present. Floor 4️⃣: Memories in Light and Shadow, a collection of information and artifacts. About Film Industry Personnel ⭐️ We recommend taking the elevator to the 4th floor first, then descending one floor at a time via the escalator. 🕰️ Opening Hours: ✅️ Tuesday - Sunday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Last admission: 4:30 PM) ❌️ Closed every Monday 🚇 Access: Shanghai Indoor Stadium Station, Exit 4, then walk for approximately 500 meters. #travelchina #travelchinabyyourself #shanghai #china #shanghaitravel #film #filmarchive #museum #shanghaifilmmuseum #shanghaifilmmuseum #followchinesedrama #followfamousmovies

I had the opportunity to visit the U Thong National Museum in Suphan Buri Province. It's not very large, but the display of ancient artifacts is well organized and the stories are easily understood. The staff are lovely and can provide knowledge and give good suggestions for walking around. #VisitSuphanBuri #VisitMuseum

#TravelChat The Lanna Traditional House Museum, located at the Office of the Promotion of Arts, Culture, and Creative Lanna, Chiang Mai University, is an outdoor museum showcasing 14 traditional Thai houses within a shady area. Visitors can freely explore each house with stairs. Staff recommend starting from the far left and continuing all the way to the far right to see all 14 houses. Each house has its own unique beauty. Shoes must be removed for each house, and due to the age of each house, caution should be exercised. The 13th house displays tools for building Lanna houses from various eras, as well as beliefs about building houses for happiness. The tour takes at least 1 hour and 30 minutes. 🕰️bOpening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM 🏖️Environment/Facilities: The environment is shady with large trees and a constant breeze. Facilities include two restrooms and wheelchair access. 📍Address: 239 Huay Kaew Road, Suthep Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200 💰Average price per person: 100 baht admission for both Thais and foreigners 💞Recommended: This museum showcases traditional Lanna Thai houses in a shady atmosphere surrounded by large trees. Learn about ancient cultures in various areas. #TravelThailand #TravelChiangMai #VisitMuseum #LannaTraditionalHouseMuseum

#BeijingTravel One of Beijing's most important landmarks is a must-see: Tiananmen Square, the largest square in the world and the epicenter of numerous historical events. We started our day by walking through the Tiananmen Gate, which boasts a large portrait of Chairman Mao Zedong. This corner is a popular photo spot, a must-see for everyone. The atmosphere is very open and pleasant, with a cool breeze blowing on our visit. People were gradually strolling, taking photos, and standing in the area filled with historical significance. From the square, we walked across to the adjacent China National Museum. The building is enormous, designed in a blend of classical and modern Chinese styles. Inside, it's divided into various exhibition zones, covering artifacts, artwork, Chinese civilization from various eras, and even the country's economic development today. For history lovers, those who enjoy exploring antiquities and understanding the country through culture, this is a must-see. 📍 Tiananmen Square + China National Museum 🕘 Open daily (closed on Mondays) 💡 We recommend carrying your passport. They are required when passing through security checkpoints and entering various attractions. 🎟️ Admission to the museum is free, but advance registration is required via the website or WeChat app. #Beijing #TiananmenSquare #MuseumVisit

#OldHouseTellsStories - Charoen Krung 23 Did you know? Yaowarat district isn’t just about food! 🍜🍲 If you walk deeper into Soi Charoen Krung 23 (Charoen Chai Alley), you’ll find an old wooden house that looks ordinary from the outside... but it hides more stories than it seems 👀 This is "Old House Tells Stories" — an old wooden house in the Charoen Chai community that used to be the lodging for a Chinese opera troupe and now has become a warm and lively exhibition space showcasing the culture of Thai-Chinese people 👘🎎 Inside the house, there are opera costumes, traditional Chinese wedding outfits, old-fashioned items, and stories collected by the community. The atmosphere feels like stepping into your grandparents’ youth. Walking up the creaky wooden stairs, you’ll find the upper floor divided into different zones to explore and enjoy 🎭📷 This place isn’t decorated luxuriously like a big museum, but it’s full of sincerity and the energy of the community wanting to share old stories with the new generation. One corner might just be an old box, but if you stand and read the details, you’ll realize that “this box” was once part of a performance that brought joy to the whole market 😌 💬 Come stroll and gently experience the past with a contemporary Chinese vibe at “Old House Tells Stories” 📸 For friends who love photography and learning new things in a unique way, give it a visit.. 📍 Old House Tells Stories Address: Room No. 32, Soi Charoen Krung 23 (Charoen Chai Alley) 🚆 Near MRT Wat Mangkon Station, just a short walk away 🕘 Open Monday - Saturday, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM 📸 Free admission (donation books available to help maintain the house as you wish) 🧡 “The past is not something that has passed... it still breathes in everything we overlook.” #YaowaratIsNotJustAboutFood

🎓 No need to tag along with a Chula student! Visit 4 free museums in the city center and complete the tour in just one day! 📍 Don’t think Chula is just about nerdy students or someone’s boyfriend… Today, we’ll take you on a walk through “4 secret but free museums!” with no entrance fee, hidden within Chula’s campus~ 🦖 From fascinating creatures of the past 📷 to photography technology 🪲 through the amazing world of insects 🐢 all the way to the largest softshell turtle in the world! All in one campus, walkable on your own without a guide! 🎫 1. Chula Natural History Museum The whole world… condensed into one room! 🌍✨ 🦴 Giant animal skeletons (including a Bryde’s whale!) 🧠 Human organ models 🪨 Rocks, minerals, and meteorites from outer space 💫 Plus, real artifacts from prehistoric times! If you’re into science, biology, or astronomy, you’ll love it! 🐢 2. Turtle and Softshell Turtle Room So many cute turtles! But there’s a bit of drama 🐢💔 💡 Learn the differences between land turtles, freshwater turtles, and sea turtles ✨ The highlight is the giant softshell turtle, the largest in the world! (1 meter long, over 100 kg!) 🧠 Get cool facts like why “releasing turtles” might not always help them... This room is both warm and bittersweet, like a turtle café with substance! 🪲 3. Insect Museum Tiny insects, but big knowledge 🐞 📍 Located on the 2nd floor of Biology Building 1 🦋 Over 5,000 insect specimens on display!! 🐝 From insects in Thai poetry to dangerous ones like tiger hornets! 👀 Packed with info about habitats, growth, and biology Perfect for both insect lovers and those afraid of insects (because you’ll lose your fear!) 📷 4. Photography Technology Museum This room is a paradise for camera enthusiasts! 📸 🎞️ Travel back to the era of the world’s first photographs (which took 8 hours to capture!) 🖼️ Antique cameras and lots of unique equipment 🧪 Canon Exploratorium room for interactive photography experiments Though the museum has been around for a long time, its charm is full-on in every corner! 📍 All of these are located within the Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University 🕘 Open Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM 🚫 Closed on public holidays 💸 Free admission! No charge 📌 Tips: Easy to walk, fun to explore, no need for a partner! Come solo, with a group, or bring your parents to learn together… If you’re tired of malls and cafes, try touring the museums at Chula at least once. #LearningCanBeFunToo 📸✨ ............................

Visit the art museum featuring adorable elephant sculptures at 'Elephant Parade ❤️ Mosha.' This tourist spot is filled with beautifully painted elephant statues that are absolutely charming. Admission is free, and they also offer workshops where you can paint your own designs on the elephants. It's a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts who love creative works. Location: Elephant Parade ❤️ Mosha is located on the Second Ring Road, San Phi Suea Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. The entrance is just before the Ruen Pae 2 restaurant and directly opposite the mysterious village. Open daily from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, with free admission.

Hello, today I will introduce you to another museum in Chengdu, the Chengdu Natural History Museum. 💰Average price per person: 100 baht, buy tickets from Trip.com 🕰️bOpening hours: 9:00-17:00 There are 4 floors in total, as follows: - Floor 1: Displays about ecosystems, natural resource management, rocks, minerals, and minerals - Floors 2 and 3: Displays dinosaurs, the physical characteristics of dinosaurs - Floor 4: Geography and local animals #TravelChina #Travel #TravelPlan #VisitMuseum #Chengdu

The Governor's Residence Museum in Nakhon Phanom is a renovated historical building located along the Mekong River. This museum narrates the history of Nakhon Phanom province, including the list of governors and significant historical events. Notably, this residence was used as a royal accommodation during King Rama IX's visit to Nakhon Phanom. The museum spans two floors, fully utilized for exhibitions. The rear building showcases various boats. Overall, it is a self-guided museum featuring photographs, authentic items from the residence, and video presentations to enhance the storytelling experience. The museum is clean, well-lit, and does not have air conditioning. 🕰️ Operating Hours: Wednesday - Sunday, 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: Excellent environment with natural breezes from the Mekong River; restrooms available. 📍 Address: Governor's Residence Museum, Sunthornvichit Road, Nai Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang Nakhon Phanom District, Nakhon Phanom Province, 48000 💰 Average Cost per Person: Free admission for both Thai and international visitors. 💞 Recommended Reasons: Beautiful architecture, well-organized exhibits, easy to understand, and exceptionally clean.

#Get a discount without relying on luck 🇹🇭 RTAF Museum or the Royal Thai Air Force and National Aviation Museum 🇹🇭 -🏛️It is a museum suitable for learning for all ages. 🛩️ Here, the history of aviation in Thailand is collected. 🇹🇭 It is arranged and displayed in a s 🛩️🇹🇭 There are airplanes and helicopters to see both indoors and outdoors. It is worth a visit. 🕰️ Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00 Open Tuesday - Sunday (Closed on Mondays and public holidays) 💰 Cost: No admission fee 📍 Address: 171 Phahonyothin Road, Sanambin Subdistrict, Don Mueang District, Bangkok #VisitMuseum #BangkokAttractions