Moral Museum in Udon Thani: A Glimpse into the History and Culture of Thai-Chinese, Perfect for a One-Hour Visit.

Udon Thani is a city near the border of Thailand and was the first stop for the first generation of Chinese immigrants to Thailand. The influence of Chinese culture can be felt throughout Udon Thani. This time, I recommend a museum that introduces the local Chinese culture in Udon Thani called the Moral Museum, located within the Udon Thani Benten Shrine. All exhibits and informational displays in this museum are available in Thai, Chinese, and English, so there is no language barrier when visiting. The museum provides a comprehensive introduction to the history and development of the first generation of Chinese immigrants in Thailand, as well as Chinese festival culture and philosophical culture, including the life and stories of Confucius. It takes about an hour to tour the museum, and it is quite an interesting place. The museum does not require an entrance fee; you just need to register your name and phone number at the entrance. Address: 888 ถนน39 Tambon Mak Khaeng, Mueang Udon Thani District, Udon Thani 41000, Thailand