Phang Nga Museum
The architecture of Phang Nga Museum is the colonial style influenced by European culture. It is a large one-storey building painted in yellow and decorated with Garuda at the front. The building is divided into rooms for the exhibitions of Phang Nga.
SubDistrict: Thai Chang
District: Mueang Phang-nga
Province: Phang-nga
Description
Phang Nga Museum is a learning center and a cultural tourism destination with full knowledge of Phang Nga in aspects of climate, natural resources, tourist attractions, historical development, politics, religion, beliefs, traditions, and cultures. These are all local heritage that should be preserved for later generations to experience the past prosperity of this city and show people around the world the graceful civilization of Thailand.
Types of tourist attractions
History
Phang Nga Museum is located in Thai Chang Subdistrict, on Petchkasem Road, Muang District, Phang Nga. Originally, this building was built in 1930 (the reign of King Rama VII) to serve as the town hall of Phang Nga. Since the building is important and relevant to the history of Phang Nga; therefore, it was registered by the Department of Fine Arts as a national monument in 1987. Later, it was renovated to be Phang Nga Museum and officially opened in 2013 to the present.
Information
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Travel Remark: Phang Nga City Museum is located in the old provincial hall building in Thai Chang Subdistrict, Mueang Phang Nga District.
🚘 Support for parking
50
💵 Admission prices
Facilities
Souvenir Shop
Local Guide