The Wat Phra Si Ratana Mahatat is without doubt the most venerated statue in Thailand after the Emerald Buddha at the Wat Phra Kaeo in Bangkok, and the most copied in the country. This seated Buddha, made from gilded bronze and with features that h..

This museum introduces visitors to the customs and traditions of the Thai countryside through exact reproductions of traditional interiors, agricultural tools and instruments, items used in daily life, as well as toys and musical instruments. This in..

The village of Chaliang was founded by the Khmers prior to the creation of the kingdom of Sukhothai. This village, which extends along both sides of the River Yom, is accessed via a flimsy wooden suspension bridge. The site of Wat Phra Si Ratana Maha..

If you want to know how the countless bronze Buddhas scattered around Thailand are made, a visit to the workshops of this foundry are a must. Bronze-workers will be happy to reveal the secrets of their skills, which are based around old techniques de..

Adjacent to the Buddha foundry , the Thai Bird Garden houses several rare species, some of which are the last-remaining specimens in the country. In total, around a hundred birds are kept here, some of which can talk, and some which boast an impress..