Yusuksuwan Museum

"Yuk Suksuwan Museum" was named after the name-family of Khun Narong Yo Suksuwan or what the people of Prachinburi called "Hiaphan", which was originally engaged in trading antiques such as iron and metal. In the early days, there were many storm lamps attached to the metal debris, but they have not been given. I am very interested and still sold at the same price as iron scraps. But when someone comes to buy it, the price is a fortune, which is higher than the sale of a kilo like a metal fragment. By giving the price of 50 baht per round, it is separated to sell to people who want because there are more interested. In order to decorate beautifully and continue to sell to the people in the country at a high price The price therefore rose to 100 baht per car, which was a very high price at that time.

I've been there a long time ago, it's very beautiful, there's a lot to see.