The Suan Pakkad Palace Museum or Wang Suan Pakkad, the area used to be Chinese cabbage plantation. Wang means palace, and Pakkad refers to Chainese cabbage in Thai. Besides Thai houses I sad in last blog, exactly, there are some pre hisstoric and historic artifacts shown in glass cabinet at Ban Chieng Articrafts.

Some displayed on the glass shelves that you can look at it as much close as you can. The below was pottery from Ban Chieng, the North east of Thailand.

 Those invaluable beautiful  items were collected by the Museum's founder when they were alive (around 100 years ago)  Also, some ancient collections of the house’s owner, for example, prehistoric items, ancient sword, lintel, cabinet and tusk, had been displaying in some of Thai houses.

In the afternoon, the most interested items for me were some Sivijaya and  Dharavadee religious sculptures displayed around the houses. Those items are adorable and invaluable nowadays.

How beautiful it was!!! It was the first time I really considered this kind of stuffs. I used to think Meseum was boring, but immediatly became facinated the acient treasure!!  

Some  I ever seen in my text book. I could learn history more exciting here!

Above was Sivijaya Sculpture.

                                Good bye ....untill nextime>>>