Anek Kuson Sala (Viharnra Sien)

This Chinese-style attraction is not given the attention it deserves. On the left-back floor is a memorial to a Chinese businessman whose children built it in memory of him. It is full of amazing artwork, mainly including bronze statues, but there are some exquisite wood carvings on the second floor of the building on the other side. Suitable for people of all ages. As a local I brought a lot of tourists of all ages here and they all loved it. Very surprised the museum is so good, the ticket fee is 50 baht worth it, some fantastic statues are placed in a very peaceful location, we took an hour but it may take longer, set over three floors, Some good sculptures are placed on the outdoor terrace on the second floor. Will visit again.

The light floating courtyard with carved beams and columns houses some relevant cultural relics and statues in China, and there are terracotta warriors and horses inside, but it is definitely a replica. The owner of the temple collected the cultural relics with his own funds and opened them to tourists after his death.

In fact, it is still very interesting here. Although I have to pay some small admission fees, I think it is still worth it. You can also see the Terracotta Warriors and Horses here. There are many Chinese things. There are many people in the place to see the Terracotta Warriors and Horses. Try to avoid the peak period of the flow of people!

A lakeside temple with a monk statue showing the Chinese boxing posture, as well as a museum of ancient Chinese painting and pottery,

It is close to the fish release place of Wat Yan Woramahawihan 👍🏻👍🏻

Thai and Chinese art works are amazing. Must come

The atmosphere is very good. There is also a place to release fish 😀😀

It is a place that displays many various sculptures.