Key Highlights of the Museum:

1. Ancient Thai Tools and Technologies

   • The museum features a collection of tools and equipment used in traditional Thai agricultural practices, handicrafts, and everyday life. Exhibits include ancient farming tools, cooking utensils, weaving looms, and other artifacts that showcase the technologies used by Thai people before the industrial revolution.

2. Agriculture and Irrigation Systems

   • The museum also focuses on the agricultural advancements of Thailand, including the traditional irrigation systems that were used to cultivate rice, the country's most important crop. Visitors can learn about the methods used to manage water, cultivate land, and harvest crops in the past.

3. Thai Architecture and Construction

   • There are exhibits related to ancient Thai construction techniques, including the use of traditional materials like bamboo, wood, and clay. The museum showcases models and replicas of Thai houses, temples, and other structures that were built with local, sustainable materials.

4. Cultural Insights

   • In addition to technology, the museum offers a glimpse into the cultural aspects of Thai life in the past. Visitors can see how traditional tools were made, used, and passed down through generations.

5. Educational Programs

   • The museum also serves as an educational center, where students and visitors can learn about Thai history, culture, and technology through guided tours, workshops, and interactive exhibits.

Location:

The museum is located in Nakhon Ratchasima province, which is in northeastern Thailand, not far from the Khao Yai area. It is often visited by people interested in exploring traditional Thai craftsmanship and the country’s agricultural roots.

Practical Information:

• Address: 111, University Road, Suranaree Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nakhon Ratchasima 30000, Thailand
• Phone: +66 96 067 0941