[2025 U Thong Attraction] Travel Guide for U Thong National Museum (Updated Jul)

#Fly to Hong Kong A museum that exhibits antiques excavated from the restoration of the ancient city of U Thong, an ancient city whose name appears in the chronicles of Ayutthaya. Inside the museum, there are contemporary exhibitions that tell the story of the ancient city of U Thong, including antiques, light and sound shows with educational content, and even animated films for children. Most importantly, all the museum staff are cheerful and provide great information.

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี A place to keep and display antiques excavated from the ancient city of U Thong, which is an important ancient city of Thailand. There are many antiques on display. And the museum staff will take us to see the display of the ancient city plan of U Thong, which will tell the stories of various aspects of the ancient city of U Thong and the points where the excavated remains of various antiques were discovered. Outside the museum building, you will find a replica of a Lao Song house, which will display items that show the way of life and traditions.

#Fly to Hong Kong Inside the U Thong National Museum, there are 3 main exhibition buildings: Building 1 is a permanent exhibition about the ancient city of U Thong and Dvaravati culture. There is a room showing the ancestors of U Thong people, a room showing important antiques such as clay tablets with images of monks holding alms bowls, copper plate inscriptions, Roman coins, ancient currency, bronze Buddha images, gold jewelry, various beads. There are staff who explain and provide knowledge and welcome you very well.

#dreamvoyage U Thong National Museum is located in the southern area of ​​U Thong District Office, Suphan Buri Province. It consists of stone Dharmachakra, bronze Buddha images, terracotta Buddha images, terracotta sculptures, beads, jewelry, tools, architectural pieces, stucco patterns, etc.

#Places to visit near Bangkok A place that collects ancient art objects from various eras that were excavated and show the evolution of humans from different eras who used to live in the Suphan Buri area. Inside, it is divided into 2 buildings: Building 1 exhibits the discovery of U Thong city in prehistoric and Dvaravati culture periods, Buddha statues from Dvaravati periods, Building 2 exhibits the ethnology room and beads discovered in U Thong city from prehistoric to Dvaravati periods. The outdoor area is built as a Lao Song house, exhibiting the culture, traditions, clothing, and daily tools of the Lao Song people. The exhibition is good and modern. The staff gave an excellent welcome.

#VisitMuseum The history of the establishment of the U Thong National Museum began in 1903 when His Royal Highness Prince Damrong Rajanubhab, when he was the Minister of the Interior, inspected Suphan Buri and surveyed the ancient city of U Thong, which was found to be an important ancient city with historical and archaeological value. Archaeological excavations led to the discovery of many Dvaravati period artifacts. In 1965-1966, the Fine Arts Department built the U Thong National Museum building to store and display artifacts from archaeological excavations, with the gracious grace of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great and Her Majesty Queen Sirikit the Queen Mother. His Majesty presided over the opening of the U Thong National Museum on May 13, 1966. The U Thong National Museum is divided into 3 main exhibition buildings: Building 1 will display a permanent exhibition about the ancient city of U Thong and Dvaravati culture; Building 2 will display a permanent exhibition about the Suvarnabhumi region and the maritime trade route; and Building 3, the Lao Khong house, will be a replica of the ancient house style that is unique to the Thai Song Dam people. Location information:- 🔸U Thong National Museum Located in U Thong District, Suphan Buri Province 🔸Open Wednesday - Sunday from 09.00 - 16.00 hrs. (Closed every Monday - Tuesday) 🔸Admission fee for Thais is 30 baht, foreigners are 150 baht. 🔸Tel. 035551021 #DadMomTakesYouOnATravel #DadMomInvitesYouOnATravel #LetsTravel #VisitTheMuseum #AttractionsInUThong #Suphanburi attractions #The value of a journey is not measured by distance but by happiness.