Pink Golden Teak House | Khum Wongburi, Phrae

Khum Wongburi or Baan Wongburi is a two-story pink teak house located on Kham Lue Road, Mueang District, Phrae Province. It was built in 1897 by Chao Mae Buatha, the first wife of Chao Luang Piriya Thepwong, the last ruler of Phrae. This house is a beautiful and unique Thai-European style architecture. With the fretwork pattern called "gingerbread pattern" and the light pink color used on the house, Khum Wongburi is a famous tourist attraction and popular with both Thai and foreign tourists. Khum Wongburi Review: * Beautiful architecture: * Khum Wongburi is a golden teak house that is over 100 years old, but still in perfect condition and beautiful. * The fretwork pattern used to decorate the house is delicate and unique. * The light pink color used on the house makes Khum Wongburi stand out and charming. * Impressive atmosphere: * Inside Khum Wongburi, there are old items of the Wongburi family on display, allowing visitors to experience the atmosphere of a royal house in the past. * The area around Khum Wongburi has a shady and beautiful garden. Suitable for leisure walks * Historical places: * Khum Wongburi is a place of historical importance in Phrae. * It is the filming location of the TV drama Roi Mai. * Additional information: * Khum Wongburi is open daily from 09:00-17:00. * Admission fee: Adults 30 baht, children 15 baht. * Khum Wongburi can organize parties and weddings. Recommendations for those interested in visiting: * You should study the history of Khum Wongburi before visiting to make your visit more meaningful and interesting. * You should dress appropriately and respect the place. * You should strictly follow the rules and regulations of the place. * Allow time to walk around Khum Wongburi and take pictures around the area. Khum Wongburi is an interesting and worthwhile tourist attraction. Those interested in history and architecture should not miss it. #NewYearNewTrip #Phrae #KhumWongburi