[2025 Sai Yok ] Travel Guide for Mallika City (Updated Mar)

Mallika City R.S. 124 📍Address: 168, Tambon Singh, Amphoe Sai Yok, Kanchanaburi Province https://maps.app.goo.gl/kaVsh3Nxpja3BVNdA?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ⏰Opening hours: Open daily from 09:00-18:00 Mallika City, a retro town that simulates the lifestyle of Siamese people during the reign of King Rama V, has a good atmosphere. There are Thai costumes for rent to take pictures with the city. You have to exchange coins for city coins to buy things and snacks. The place inside is spacious, shady, and has many beautiful corners for taking pictures. #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

🙆For those who are fascinated by Thainess and want to have a moment to travel back in time, to the early Rattanakosin period, to dress in beautiful Thai costumes, and to exchange coins for products, we recommend 🛕Mallika City, R.S. 124, Kanchanaburi Province 🏍️Travel from Kanchanaburi city for about 30 minutes, not far at all. Miniature city, very beautiful, magnificent, many photo spots📸 We recommend buying a package for 350 baht/person, to dress in Thai costumes, and to get a 20% discount for Black Canyon, and free shaved ice #VisitKanchanaburi #HistoricalTourism #Kanchanaburi

Interesting to spend a day here. A replay of Thai in the olden days. Good effort to make it very real with people and animals (cows) living here. You can exchange at a rate of 1:5 obtain the ancient coins for the purchase of food within the park. Unused coins can be exchanged back to cash at the entrance/ exit. Lots of good photography opportunities. Here you can learn about Thai lifestyle of the earlier days via the Old building structures here. Schools also arrange tour groups here to study the culture, this is one reason why the Thais are so traditional and they follow closely to their culture. Very beautiful place. Heaven for photographers. 200 bath ticket price. Worth visiting. #kanchanaburi #thaiand

Mallika City is a retro city that showcases the lifestyle of Siamese people along the Chao Phraya River during the reign of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V). The lifestyle of Siamese people in the R.S. 124 era underwent many changes, most notably the abolition of slavery. Once freed, former slaves had to live and earn a living on their own, no longer under the control or care of the nobility. They had to survive, be self-reliant, and coexist with all classes of Siamese people. These lifestyle adjustments are considered the roots of modern Thai society. There are many activities here. Today, I had the opportunity to do some scent restoration and take some home with me.

Welcome to Mallika City, a recreated ancient Thai town. The staff in the city are dressed in traditional Thai attire, and tourists can choose to wear traditional Thai clothing as well. If interested, there is a costume rental service near the ticket booth before entering the city. To purchase food, drinks, and snacks within the city, you need to exchange your money for ancient coins to use within the city. Alternatively, you can opt for a package deal that includes food and sightseeing throughout the city. This place is a fascinating destination that attracts both Thai and international tourists, including those from China and South Korea. For transportation, you can use a private car. The city is only 40 kilometers away from the main city.

When traveling to Thailand, you must visit the spectacular temples and gorgeous palaces. Of course, you can't miss the boat tour of the floating market. Here, you can experience it all at once. This is the City of Jasmine in Thailand. It has a rich festival atmosphere and has built large-scale antique buildings, all of which are in the style of ancient Thai dynasties, allowing you to enter a dreamy fairy tale era. In the ancient city, wearing traditional Thai costumes, there is no sense of violation. There are scenic spots everywhere, and the Thai ancient city kills the negatives. The ancient city of "City of Jasmine" in Phetchaburi reproduces the ancient city architecture of the Thai King Rama V. Here you can experience the lifestyle of a hundred years ago. In addition to using ancient coins for consumption, you can also wear traditional Thai clothes and taste ancient snacks. , Palace pastries, as if traveling through time and space, become a local Thai! Why can you experience Thai life here, because it is like a performance venue, you don’t spend money here, you have to spend their ancient coins, so you must go to exchange ancient coins before entering the door. 1 baht can be exchanged for 5 yuan ancient coins, and you can still call back the baht in equal proportions without spending it; There are many traditional skills that can be experienced in the Thai stilt house building. There are antique buildings everywhere, and there are various hand-made skills in the classic stilt house building, such as weaving, weaving jasmine wreaths, making water lanterns, and time-consuming and laborious rice milling. The most characteristic palace pastries can also be tasted in the city! The scenery seen by the eyes and the ancient language heard by the ears all give people the illusion of time going backwards. Next time you come to Thailand, you might as well take a trip to the ancient city, appreciate the scenery of the old times, personally feel the strong "Thai" atmosphere, and have fun role-playing!

✅Mallika City, the city of jasmine in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, is a very charming Thai folk culture village. It recreates the ancient city of Thailand during the reign of King Rama V. Being here is like traveling back to 19th-century Thailand, where you can experience the authentic ancient Thai lifestyle. 🍜There are many vendors in the ancient city, as well as traditional food and snacks. It is also a great place to take photos in Thai dress. There are many authentic Thai-style traditional buildings, which match perfectly with traditional Thai dress. The amazing natural environment, combined with the meticulously crafted Thai architecture, makes for a relaxing and enjoyable walk through the ancient city. You can easily take great photos without even trying! ☝🏻If you want to buy something in the park, the first thing to do is to exchange your money for ancient copper coins at the "Money Exchange". Only then can you spend money in the ancient city. There is a conversion rate between Thai baht and ancient coins on display, so you need to calculate carefully. Hehe, it's really quite realistic! 🏮In addition, there is a food street with many Thai snacks and shops selling traditional handicrafts. Thai sarongs, bamboo woven utensils, ancient skincare products... each one is exquisite, and the Thai sarongs are each beautiful beyond compare. 🎫Ticket: 180 THB/person, with a complimentary snack ⏰Time: 9:00~18:00 📍Location: Kanchanaburi, Thailand, Mallika City ✨Duration: Approximately 3 hours, longer if you change clothes and have lunch 🚗Transportation: Approximately 128 kilometers from Bangkok, a carpool is recommended for larger groups. This can be a stop on a tour of Kanchanaburi.

Today, I'd like to recommend a must-visit tourist spot in Kanchanaburi, which is the Mallika R.E. 124 city. This place is like a large-scale replica town that makes you feel as if you're in the era of King Rama V. Everyone in this town speaks Thai as in the old days, dresses in traditional Thai costumes, and even uses the old currency 'Pod Duang' which can be exchanged at the entrance gate and the bank inside the town. There are many photo spots here, so if you're visiting Kanchanaburi, you definitely shouldn't miss it. There's also an entrance fee. The standard admission is 200 baht for adults and 100 baht for children. If you want to wear a Thai costume, you can purchase a rental for 350 baht per person.

It is a retro city that showcases the way of life of the Siamese people in the Chao Phraya River basin during the reign of King Chulalongkorn, Rama V, after the proclamation of the abolition of slavery. The city features Thai houses on rafts, houses of the nobility, reflecting the way of life including customs, traditions, culture, dress, and ancient cooking equipment. The food is very delicious, and the containers used to display the workmanship of flower and leaf carvings, basketry, along with performances of Khon, traditional dances, and folk plays. Within the village, there is a tram service known as 'Rickshaw' for sightseeing around the area, and Thai costume rental services are available for visitors to blend in with the atmosphere of Mallika City.

#bangkoktrip Mallika R.E 124 is the retro-city reflecting the past Siamese lifestyle in the Chao Phraya River Basin. During the reign of King Chulalongkorn, Rama V (1873-1910 A.D.), the people’s way of life in 1905 A.D. was plentifully changed. The most pronounced was the abolition of slavery. When freed, these former Siamese slaves had to live and earn a living by themselves without control and supports from their noblemen and masters anymore. They had to live a life of self-sufficiency, self-reliant, and in harmony with all other Siamese people. These changing patterns of lifestyle are the cornerstone of today’s Thai people. Inside Mallika R.E 124 there is Ancient Market Zone where you can buy souvenirs and also there are many stalls that sells Thailand’s Traditional Food (maybe some of them you will not find in bangkok city). Also there are : City Tower = It was simulated from the prison tower which was built to create an elevated observation point for supervising and preventing prisoner escapes. Reuan Dieow = It is a detached house for commoner. Reuan Khaha Bodi = house for the rich peeps, and last one is Reuan Pae Floating House to remind During that time, the most common mean to transport was by the river. You also can try Thailand’s traditional clothes in 1873-1910 A.D. Don’t forget to exchange your Baht to Ancient City money (coins) it was thailand’s money in the past time, all transactions in Mallika R.E 124 must use that coins. #oldcity #bangkok #kanchanaburi #themepark #foodie #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #cafe #thailand #celebratewithtrip #travel #passionpassport

Getting There - Bus / Taxi / contact travel agency for a group tour Attractions - the ancient-city reflecting the past of Thailand and Thai living Food & Restaurants - Thai traditional food and dessert / Request for dinner and performance could be booked in advance Shopping - Gift-shop / souvenirs This place could bring you back to the past. You can have experience on living in R.E 124. You could walk to the place that you have seen in the period drama tv series. Wear the Thai tradition outfit and try traditional food. #Mallika #kanchanaburi

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