Ratchaburi National Museum Opens the Dvaravati Kingdom

Ratchaburi National Museum is a place that collects and exhibits important artifacts from the Dvaravati Kingdom, showcasing the flourishing civilization in Thailand over a thousand years ago. The museum is located in the old provincial hall building, which has been renovated to serve as a venue for displaying historical heritage. Inside, it is divided into several sections, such as the Dvaravati Art Exhibition, Prehistoric Artifacts, and Stories about Ratchaburi in the Past. Highlights of the Place - Buddha statues and artifacts from the Dvaravati era - Ancient inscriptions and clay Buddha images - Exhibitions on the development of Ratchaburi in each era - The old building with beautiful architecture Location: Mueang Ratchaburi District, Ratchaburi Province Opening hours: 09:00 – 16:00 (Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays) Entrance fee: Thai citizens 20 Baht How to get there: - Travel by van from Bangkok at the Southern Bus Terminal, get off at Ratchaburi - Train from Hua Lamphong Station or Bang Sue Station, heading to Ratchaburi Station